Marshal Tito's Balkan Push Reframes Pan Slavic Unity
INDON December dispatch analyzes Marshal Tito's Balkan tour as a bid to fuse Southeast European nations toward Pan Slavic unity. It notes linguistic, religious, and racial divisions, Tito's Moscow backing, and a potential economic customs union to reduce prewar trade rivalry.
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Harold G. Laycock
Marshal Tito
Balkan
Europe
Yugoslavia
Trianon
Transylvania
Hungary
Romania
Budapest
Dobruja
Banat
Ylavia
Macedonia
Sofia
Kremlin
Euphrates
Tower of Babel
Dalmatian
Belgrade
Vladko Matchek
United States
Matchek
Bulgaria
Balkan Peninsula
Trolley Car Will Feature Records
In Kansas City a trolley bus will debut an automatic playback device on the floor at the front, with eight loudspeakers throughout. The system will play an hour of recordings including music and safety/weather messages for passengers next week.
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Kansas City
Transmusic
Ibus
Famed Kentucky mail carrier dies at 73
Beattyville Kentucky Frank Kidd a 73 year old rural mail carrier who logged an estimated 100000 miles on his 17 mile route over 20 years died of a heart attack while trying to light a fire at his home. His fame followed a spring interview in which he described carrying the mail bag on his back because a man once got in his way.
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Beattyville
Frank Kidd
Kidd
Former Panamanian minister accuses US of three errors
Former Panamanian foreign minister J. Alfaro claims the United States made three fundamental errors in negotiating the defense base agreement. He notes the U S position on 1942 terms, sovereignty limits, and making the pact a permanent defense instrument.
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Panama
Oe J. Alfaro
State Department
United States
Pan American National Assembly
Alfaro
Panama Canal
U. S
Assembly
North Carolina Attracts Out-of-State Farmers
About 100 farmers from other states write the state advertising division daily seeking details on moving to North Carolina. They inquire about advantages for living and operating farms, inspired by the current state agricultural campaign.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Born President Quiz At Shanghai YMCA
In Shanghai the YMCA held a North Carolina themed quiz. Question one asked which president was born in North Carolina and prize winner answered Andrew Jackson. The item notes no provision for a Mr Johnson and mentions a home use electric drill with two drill sets for metal wood and plastics.
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Raleigh
South Carolina
Shanghai
Gettysburg Lumberman Finds Egg Within Egg Breakfast Oddity
C M Wolf of Gettysburg lumber merchant found an unusually large egg laid by a farm hen containing a second complete egg inside. He took the double egg to a Gettysburg restaurant where the chef cut it open and cooked both eggs sunny side up for breakfast.
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Gettysburg
C. M. Wolf
Wolf
Christmas Early Pardons Release Local Inmates
Freedom gifts arrive a hour early as prisoners with terms expiring between now and January 1 are released. The action follows customary holiday clemency in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
Unlocked Doors Reported Across Morris in 1947
Police reports indicate 65 businesses left doors unlocked and eight storefronts had windows unlatched at night in 1947. There were 10 robberies that year but none occurred at places with open doors or windows.
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Morris
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