U S Embassy in Paris Now Largest in World
The American embassy in Paris has grown to six hundred staff, more than triple the prewar total, led by Ambassador Jefferson Caffrey. The Paris mission, based on the Champs Elysees, handles Franco American credits, visas, refugees, and press relations as the top clandestine palace guard guides the vast operation. Rayford L Bailey, a 36 year old Black man, is elected to Sewanee's town council, reportedly the first such position for an African American there.
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Palace Guard
Douglas MacAr
Thur, II
Elim O'Shaughnessy
Champs Elysees
Havana
Rio
Avenue d'Lena
Place de la Concorde
Caffrey
Sewanee, Tenn
Rayford L. Bailey
Sewanee
Tennessee
Tips for Vets on Making a Job Impression
New York April edition urges returning veterans to master first impressions in postwar employment. Walter A. Lowen advises grooming, attire, and interview technique to project competence. Emphasizes quiet confidence, proper dress, and professional conduct to persuade employers.
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Sean
Sam
Walter A. Lowen
New York City
Lowen
Mili
Tide Water Power May Cut Rates Again
Raleigh official says Tide Water Power may cut rates again if affordable. State Utilities Chairman Stanley Winborne plans July 1 financial statement from the company and a follow up conference with Wilmington officials after that date.
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Tide Water Power Company
State Utilities
Stanley Winbone
Wilmington
Winborne
Power Company
Japanese Treasure Still Under Water
Maj. D. A. Sanders reports that lack of dredges delays salvage of an estimated 2 billion dollars in platinum gold and silver ingots dumped from a Tokyo bay pier last summer. The cache was found Saturday and its provenance and ownership are under investigation.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Bay
D. A. Sanders
A Cavalry Division
Executrix Notice of Estate of William D. Simmons III
Helen F. Simmons, executrix of the William D. Simmons III estate, Guilford County North Carolina, asks all claimants to present claims by March 22 1947 and all debts be paid promptly. The notice is dated March 21 1946 and published for public claims and debt settlement.
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William D. Simmons, III
Guilford County
North Carolina
Helen F. Simmons
Greenway
Campus Cleanup Plan Opposed by Pittsburg Veterans
A large number of ex GIs at Pittsburg State Teachers College led a protest against a campus cleanup campaign. About 600 veterans signed a petition opposing a line to police up rubbish on campus.
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High Point
N. C
the Enterprise
Pittsburg, Kas
Pittsburg State Teachers College
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