Collections Are Being Traded For Russian Papers At Columbia
Moscow reports a Columbia University collection including four Lenin letters and Gor mky papers is being exchanged for Rudalan periodicals and journals. Simeon J. Bolan of Columbia's Russian Institute arrived to finalize the transfer. Columbia also appraised a Lermontov family albums set. Bolan notes the Lenin collection, bought for about $10,000 in Paris, will return to the Soviet Union to enable a broader documentary exchange.
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Columbia University
Lenin
Maxim Gorky
Simeon J. Bolan
Columbia
Russian Institute
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M. ¥. Lermontov
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End of Oklahoma Farm Delegation Tour in Kiev
Oklahoma's farm delegation completed a Kiev district tour in the Ukraine after three days on cattle, cayinar and culture routes. They toured a tractor station and a collective farm with a dairy barn and dogs, plus horse breeding. Jean Newstadt and Clarence Burch praised the trip while noting the need for mechanization, refrigeration and better transport.
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U.S.S.R
Oklahoma
Ukraine
Jean Newstadt
Ardmore
Clarence Burch
State Board of Affairs
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Sealed theft hits Mt. Olivet in county clerk break-in
In Mt. Olivet Kentucky the county clerk reports a break-in that stole the office seal device. The clerk says the seals were the only item taken and no other equipment was reported missing.
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Flying Farmer Head Injured in Nebraska Plane Crash
Ub-Dean Hagemeister, president of the Nebraska Flying Farmers, and three family members were hurt yesterday when their light plane crashed after takeoff from Potter Airport in Potter, Nebraska. Hagemeister was named among the injured. details on others were not released.
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Plane crash near runway ends in wreckage including family names
Edna and Jon Robert and mother Mrs Rose Hagemeister were aboard when the plane crashed about two blocks from the runway end. The aircraft was demolished. Automakers estimate 75 million cars and trucks in America by 1970. Martha Freedman recovered her book after 21 years at a Harrisburg bookshop revealing her name and the date 1938 in the flyleaf of a Dashiel Hammett novel.
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Robert
Rose Hagemeister
America
Harrisburg
Martha Freedman
Dashiel Hammett
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