Secret Cominform Session Said to Have Been Held
Widespread reports claim a secret Cominform meeting occurred in the Crimea with leaders like Ana Pauker Klement Gottwald Iosif Dimitrov and Matyas Rakosi named as probable participants. Speculation ties the gathering to potential Soviet satellite annexations and tighter bloc military cooperation amid Berlin tensions.
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Cominform
Crimea
Stalin
Comintern
Ana Pauker
Klement Gottwald
Czechoslovakia
Ige Dimitrov
Bulgaria
Matyas Rakesi
London
Soviet Bloc
Berlin
Rheumatism Treatment Promoted By Excelsior Springs Clinic
Excelsior Springs Missouri September 27 A specialized system for rheumatism and arthritis uses mineral waters and baths. The Ball Clinic offers a free book titled Rheumatism Good Health Lifes Blessing describing causes and treatment and how readers may achieve relief. Send your request to The Ball Clinic Dept 4612 Excelsior Springs Missouri today.
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Excelsior Springs
Pius
Ball Clinic
Eral
Missouri
Today’s Grab Bag Quick Answers and Vintage Notes
A collage of trivia and人物 notes includes early hockey history, whether watches gain time at night, the Mmeerschaum pipe center, origin of a labor strike, and the Lupino family stage heritage. The feature then shifts to Elliott Lawrence’s youth and band ascent, with brief career snapshots and a note on Kenneth Hopkins as a hat designer.
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Mmeerschaum
Lupino
Elliot Lawrence
Philadelphia
St. Valentine's Day
Elliott
Rosalind Patton
Lawrence
Kenneth Hopkins
West
Winter Coast Hopkins Window Decorator Turned Painter
Coast artist Hopkins, born in Spokane Wash, studied art in San Francisco then turned to window decorating after paintings failed to sell. He married a woman who challenged him to make her a design, which he did and it proved so popular that friends wanted to buy it from her head.
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Hopkins
Spokane
Wash
San Francisco
Public figures and athlete mark birthdays in New Jersey
Thomas Parran Jr and Representative Robert W Keen along with catcher Al Evans turn a year older today in Livingston New Jersey and surrounding areas in a routine birthday note.
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Thomas Parran, Jr
United States Public Health Service
Robert W. Keen
Livingston
N. J
al Evans
Anniversary Signals Fortune for Ambition and Skill
The message urges using initiative resourcefulness and reliable intuition to boost success and recognition. It emphasizes business over love and marriage and links achievement to fine traits and talent.
Red man museum bid in Midtown stirs long history
Hal Boyle notes Indian psychologist Chief Rising Cloud pushing to reclaim a Midtown Manhattan block for a ten story memorial. He cites 1626 purchase for 24 dollars and modern assessments of Manhattan, while historians debate title ownership and possible bilking, with legal battles ahead.
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Rising Cloud
New York
Manhattan
Tammany
Peter Minuit
The
New Netherlands
Little Island
Wall Street
Broadway
Park Avenue
Moscow
America
Horace Greeley
Brooklyn
Hackensack
New Jersey
End of Battle on Aisne and Tsingtao Occupation
On Sept 28 1914 the Battle of the Aisne ended as Japanese forces seized heights around Tsingtao. Admiral William Sims died at 77 on Sept 28 1936.
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the Aisne
Tsingtao
William 8. Sims
Ancient games and civic clashes across ancient regions
A fragmented quiz style item cites Greece around 500 B.C. Rome in 494 B.C. plebeians vs patricians, and a 1679 puppet show opening by Georgius Luppino. The text mixes references to climate note and European sites Vienna and Vienna Austria with unclear connections.
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Vienna
Austria
Rome
B. C
Georgius Luppino
Real estate taxes spark New York City budget debate
Washington, London, and The Hague are cited while questioning the value of spending to retain Manhattan. Real estate owners blame heavy taxes for harming interests as New York’s annual city budget tops one billion dollars. The piece questions whether Indians should concede wampum to keep the metropolis running.
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Washington
London
The
Hague
Manhattan
New York City
Prominent Virginia Club Woman Dies After Illness
Mrs. Dorothy Morrison Eley 41, president of the Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs and Suffolk civic leader, died at her East Riverview Drive home after months of illness. She had been federation president since April 1947, and held roles as literature chair, vice president, extension chair, and editor of Virginia Club Women. She was also the youngest Suffolk Woman’s Club president.
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Suffolk
Dorothy Morrison Eley
Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs
Claude E. Eley
East Riverview Drive
Eley
Roanoke
Richmond
Virginia Club Women
Suffolk Woman's Club
Laundry Drying Tip Reminds to Remove Wash Promptly
A practical tip advises removing wash from lines as soon as it is dry to prevent flapping in the wind and save time. The guidance emphasizes avoiding delays and maintaining line efficiency for chores.
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