Burma Faces Rising Threats Amidst Regional Turmoil
The piece outlines Burma's precarious security as rebels, Chinese Nationalists, and Communist influence cluster in Rangoon and the Shan states. It notes a fragile border, an open influx of fighters, and a government election underway amid fears of a Korea-like invasion. The AFPFL governs with socialist leanings and anti imperialist roots.
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Burma
Rangoon
Peiping
Peiping Radio
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Bangkok
China
Yunnan
Aries
Shan States
Korea
People’s Freedom League
AFPFL
Common Denominator Found in Carbon Reveals Paint Color Standards
The article discusses carbon as a universal element in air and plant matter, noting one atom of carbon dioxide in a trillion and that sunlight converts green matter into starch sugar and wood. It mentions radioactive carbon in wood and links to improving fiscal color standards for paint.
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Wader
Church Built As Tribute To Devout Father In Dickson
In Dickson Tennessee a new church honors Edward Henslee, a Navy officer and native whose son helped commission the project after World War II. Bishop William L. Adrian presided as Rev. William Grannis became pastor, with Msgr. Frederick Hillenbrand delivering the main sermon. The younger Henslee said, St Christopher got me back home.
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Dickson
Tenn
Edward
Henslee Mhade
Saganah
Chicago
William L. Adrian
Nashville
William Grannis
Frederick Hillenbrand
Evanston
Henslee
St. Christopher
Cats and Dogs Dominate British Oddities in News
In England humorous animal anecdotes dominate the day as a lost cat, a distracted pup blocking traffic, and a brook rescue unfold. Aylesbury cat saved by Prince the dog. Clapham resident Mrs Carpenter wins a medal from Our Dumb Friends League for saving a cat. Separate note mentions Vermont wheat in colonial times.
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London
England
Picadilly
Aylesbury
Prince
Clapham
M.‘Carpenter
Our Dumb Friends’ League
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Nations Daily Council
U. Ss. Food and Drug Administration
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