White Russian Exiles in France Grow Old in a Foreign Land
France hosts a 75 000 strong White Russian community that resided since 1917. Grand Duke Adreï Vladimirovitch leads exiles with the pretender Vladimir Cyrilovitch abroad. Many emigres obtained Soviet passports after V E Day and some have sailed to Odessa. The community maintains churches and a Russian cemetery in the Paris region.
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Construction commitments rise in 1947 across eastern states
Construction commitments in 1947 for 37 states east of the Rockies are expected to exceed 1946 levels, spurred by a November surge. F. W. Dodge Corp reports November increases of 42 percent versus 1946, with total contracts for January–November at 7.135 billion versus 7.032 billion last year. Strong November gains appear in Louisiana Mississippi eastern Missouri southern Illinois western Tennessee Arkansas upstate New York and Texas.
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Mexico City to Host 102 Day Hipodrome Racing Season
Mexico City prepares for its greatest racing season at the Hipodrome de las Americas with 500 horses on site a month before opening. Foreign stables from the United States Ireland England Cuba Argentina Chile and Panama compete in what will be a 102 day meeting.
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Male dominance in U S medical workforce cited
About 96 percent of physicians in the United States are men, a statistic highlighting the gender disparity in the medical profession. The figure reflects historical trends and ongoing debates about diversity in medicine.
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Wisconsin Resident Eligible for Colorado School of Mines Scholarship
A Wisconsin resident may win an annual scholarship to the Colorado School of Mines starting 1948 49. The award covers tuition of 425 dollars yearly for up to four years, requires state superintendent of public instruction recommendation, and fulfillment of entrance and scholastic requirements.
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Circuit Court rejects Cargill appeal in futures case
The U S circuit court of appeals denied Cargill Inc of Minneapolis damages of 10 624 867 from the Chicago board of trade The court held price fixing followed a board order restricting futures trading in Chicago vats The decision by Judges Evans A Evans Sherman Minton and Walter Lindley was one of three rulings with two upholding and one reversing a lower court verdict.
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French sign up with anti red union
Representatives of more than one million French workers lined up to sign up their shops plants and locals with the workers force an anti Communist offshoot of the Red dominated General Confederation of labor CGT in Paris today.
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