Campus Life In U S differs from European by Duke student
Ute Reinsch, 19, a Berlin Free University alumna, studied at Duke with help from Raleigh Times editor John A. Park and friends who funded transportation and a year of study. She came to the United States last summer aboard a troop ship. Doris Hillenbrand, 14, Berlin student, joined Duke after starting a nationwide book drive for English study.
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Atlantic
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Berlin
Germany
Ute Reinsch
Free University of Berlin
Duke
John A. Park
Raleigh Times
Ute
United States
Doris Hillenbrand
Peace College
Raleigh
Doris
Park
Raleigh Woman's Club
America
Truman
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
North Carolina
Hollywood
New York City
Europe
Soldiers court martialed over ketchup disagreement at chow
The report notes two American soldiers in Germany faced court martial for refusing to pass the catsup to a sergeant. The piece humorously questions military brutality claims, contrasts American life with European norms, and praises cultural exchanges and American prosperity observed by a student named Ute at Duke University.
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Germany
Emily Post
U. S
Jim
Plant America campaign aims to restore scenery across communities
A January 5 launch in New York City by thirty one organizations introduces Plant America a campaign to restore natural beauty and resources. It emphasizes reforestation farmsteads streets parks roadsides and beautification of churches and schools with conservation and safety as guiding principles.
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America
New York City
Army to Build 21 Armories in 20 States
The Army announced plans to spend 10 million dollars to construct 21 new armories in 20 states to train officers and men of the organized reserve corps. Charleston South Carolina and Winston-Salem North Carolina were chosen as armory sites in the Third Army area with work to proceed on government land under contracts let by competitive bidding or direct negotiation when appropriate.
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Washington
Army
Organized Reserve Corps
Charleston
S. C
Winston- Salem
N. C
Third Army
Puppy Love Seen As Growing Problem Among Students
Three Chicago psychiatrists warn that "puppy love" is a serious issue among grammar school and junior high pupils. They cite spurned youths injuring or killing girlfriends as signs of a modern society problem caused by inadequate home discipline and earlier physical, later social maturation.
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Chicago
INL
David Slight
Veterans Rehabilitation Center
Sam Stein
Chicago School Board
Slight
Woman Receives Extra Damages in Crossings Suit
In Paterson New Jersey a jury awarded Jean Panepinto’s father 42000 and Mary Capone 28200 after their children 27 were killed in a grade crossing collision with a Susquehanna train on June 19 1948. The award difference reflects a longer female life expectancy per medical testimony.
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Paterson
N. J
Jean Panepinto
Peter
Fair Lawn
New York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad
Mary Capone
Harry
Panepinto
California Man Chokes To Death On Fried Egg
Charles McCarthy, 59, died after choking on a fried egg at a prenuptial party in West Los Angeles. An autopsy cited the choking as the cause. police detained the bride-to-be Mae Bower Ingraham, 45, and three celebrants for questioning. A head wound may have occurred when he fell during the incident.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Charles McCarthy
McCarthy
Mae Bower Ingraham
Mack Sennett
Frederick Newharr
Ingraham
Irving Ingraham
Watch and Clock
Marine landings on foreign shores since 1775
Since 1775 United States Marines have conducted over 200 landings on foreign shores. This milestone highlights long history of expeditionary operations and global reach across multiple conflicts and theaters.
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United States
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