UNICEF's Montenegro visit shows aid at work for children
Miss Pat Palmer of UNICEF travels Europe assessing outcomes of relief for poverty stricken children. Gifts range from goat cheese to Rakija as nations like Greece Bulgaria Norway and Austria contribute goods and funds. UNICEF coordinates supplies and funds across 54 countries and 30 territories, with daily meals clothing and medical aid reaching millions. A Czech gypsy child named Olga Dunkova illustrates the program's impact as Palmer notes the effort truly works.
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New York
Pat Palmer
Unicef
Greece
Bulgaria
Norway
South Africa
Austria
Poland
Zvornik
Palmer
Europe
Miss Palmer
Olga Dunkova
Olga
Unicef Streptomycine
Prague
Unicef Effectiveness
Morristown men aided Continental Army turnout during Revolution
Morristown New Jersey reported 45 forges or shops contributing arms for the Continental Army during the Revolution. A separate note mentions Scabrin, an insecticide extracted from ox-eye weed roots.
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Morristown
N. J
Ben Gurion invites American Jews to Israel
Premier David Ben Gurion urged American Jews to visit and help build Israel while stressing their political allegiance remains to the United States. He praised their technical knowledge enterprise and vision as vital to Israel’s strength and success, in a luncheon honoring Jacob Blaustein of Baltimore. A separate note mentions a death in an English miller family and windmill wind down.
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Jersalem
David Ben Gurion
Jacob Blaustein
Baltimore
American Jewish Committee
United States
Israel
Ben Gurion
Government aims to curb Communist propaganda imports
Singapore authorities plan to halt books and magazines from Hong Kong and Red China with a branch of the Chinese Secretariat to check and translate China produced publications. Emergency regulations on published works may be extended to enforce a ban. Pyrethrum noted as a long standing insecticide.
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RED
Singapore
Hong Kong
Cats and Rats Learn Peaceful Coexistence At Tulane
A Tulane psychologist trains alley cats with white rats to live together and cooperate for food using a three chamber Tsai cooperation device. He argues such cooperation offers lessons for human races and nationalities and hopes to show the film to the United Nations.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Washington
Tulane University
New Orleans
Loh-Sing Tsai
Dr. Tsai
American Psychological Association
United Nations
Tsai
Cooperation
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UN Children's Fund
Holland
Dutch National Bank
Toronto
Orcelain
Beeson Hardware CO
Douglas F. Bryant
Fred F. Bryant
Tulane Psychologist
Rae Bur
VOU
Vsaess
America
Piedmont Carolinas
Pode
Creknat
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