Russo-Chinese strains deepen after Moscow pact fallout
In the year since the Sino-Soviet treaty, relations soured as Beijing accuses Moscow of violating the pact amid ongoing Chinese Civil War fighting. Moscow blocks China from Paris peace talks, while Soviet forces are charged with looting Manchuria and aiding Chinese Communist incursions. Chinese leaders insist they will honor the agreement despite frictions and uncertainty over Communist settlement.
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Moscow
Russia
Manchuria
United Nations
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Powerful Fungicide Promise at Hoeschler's Pharmacy
A bold sales pitch touts TEOL antifungal treatment with full strength potency. It claims deep penetration to reach more germs and relieve itching and foot discomfort with a money back offer of 35 cents.
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Hoeschlers’ Pharmacy
Honest Cabbie Finds Ten Dollar Bill Turns Up Hundred
Indianapolis cab driver Claude Downs returned a $100 bill found in his billfold after a woman passenger denied owning it. He reported it to the cab company office, where the woman later confirmed it was her note. He kept a $15 reward.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Claude Downs
Congress funds all weather flight project with military agencies
A three year effort started by Congress to address all weather flying will be conducted by the United States Army Navy Weather Bureau and the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. Solitary sandpipers nest in abandoned Pobins' nests.
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Congress
United States Army
Navy
Weather Bureau
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Blind Typist Keeps Full Shift at Radio Reports Inc
Kenneth Dudman, 35, blind since childhood, works full time as a typist at Radio Reports Inc in Rockford Illinois. He copies radio programs onto celluloid disks and types them, using earphones and a foot pedal to control speed. Dudman travels to work by bus and learned typing at the Illinois school for the blind after 13 years as a Dixon state hospital telephone operator.
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Rockford
Ill
Kenneth Dudman
Radio Reports, Inc
Lacrosse Tribune
Dudman
Gotham Cowboy
Illinois School For the Blind
Jacksonville
Dixon State Hospital
Australian wives of British ex servicemen seek passages home
More than 800 Australian wives of British ex servicemen remain in Australia waiting for passages to Britain. The issue highlights postwar migration and resettlement concerns as families plan reunions and await government transport commitments.
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Australia
Britain
New York City Gun Totin Cowboy Fined in Wyoming
A troublemaking city cowboy in Shoshone Forest fired a six shooter at inanimate targets and groundhogs. Forest officials arrested him and he paid a $100 fine for malicious destruction.
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Cody, Wyo
Wilds
New York City
Shoshone Forest
Forest Service
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