Indian Author Lectures Here About Americas State in the Far East
Indian author Kumar Goshal spoke at State Teachers College on Americas State in the Far East. He argued war production will rise and the US must aid India China Burma to raise buying power and avoid conflict. He criticized land tenure systems and urged scientific farming to free workers for industry.
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France
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India
China
Burma
Russia
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Fox Tricks Make Dogs Lose Trail In Arctic Fox Tale
Arctic foxes show clever escapes from hunting dogs by using trails, fences, and paths to throw off scent. They leap fences, hide in underbrush, and ride cows or sheep, sometimes jumping high walls to mislead pursuing hounds. Arctic fur changes with seasons from slate brown to white.
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mele Bar Tomorrow African Foxes ATOMS RADIUM AND ATOM POWER
An illustrated leaflet titled African Foxes ATOMS RADIUM AND ATOM POWER features pictures by Frank C. Pape and about a hundred words of text by Uncle Ray. Requests a self addressed stamped envelope to mail a copy to Uncle Ray care of this newspaper.
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Uncle Ray
Stassen Elected To TB Survivor Club
The Madison Come-Back club elected Harold E. Stassen former Minnesota governor to honorary membership. Stassen said his tuberculosis recovery and public service could inspire others facing the disease.
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TB Survivor
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Wis
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
A. L. Gausewitz
Marines Free Woman as Cuff Rescue Fails
A 20 year old Miss Lee Rapattoni was handcuffed with cuffs marked U S Marine Corps by a youth who found them. Police could not unlock the rusty cuffs and needed two plumbers with a hack saw to free her. The marines arrived but offered no solution.
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United States
U. S. Marine Corps
Lee Rapattoni
Wounded Chicago Publisher Names Capone In Shooting
Chicago law officials tied Al Capone to Chicago gambling interests after James M. Ragen, a racing news publisher wounded in a shooting, alleged Capone and his family still controlled remnants of the old syndicate. Ragen, hospitalized in serious condition, claimed to have filed affidavits about syndicate members. Authorities hunted gang figures Guzik Accardo Humphreys and Marangello as the case unfolded.
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Tony Accardo
Murray “the
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Leevin
German Frauen Welcome American Householders Say They Are Flexible
Berlin report notes American army dependents win warm regard from German hausfraus and frauleins. They are described as democratic, cheerful, polite, and sociable, avoiding over dressing or excess makeup. German women envy American women’s shoes and appreciate their courteous behavior.
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Army of Occupation
France
Rane
Seven-Year Term For Palestinian Radio Announcer Geulah Cohen
In Jerusalem the British military commander confirmed a seven year prison term for Geulah Cohen age 20, former announcer for the illegal station Fighters for the Freedom of Israel. Also confirmed was a six year sentence for Peter Martosh, a Jewish volunteer in the British Navy, convicted May 29 of smuggling explosives into Palestine aboard a destroyer.
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Palestine
Geulah Cohen
Freedom of Israel
Peter Martosh
Senate Approves USES Return To State Operation
The Senate passed legislation to return the United States Employment Service to state operation after two days of debate. The measure returns to the House and then to a joint committee to resolve differences, with the House seeking a month end return and the Senate proposing year end.
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United States Employment Service
Senate
House
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Flood In Korea Triggers Massive Casualties And Displacement
A flood from eight inches of rain over four days killed 19 Koreans and left about 9 000 homeless, police reported. The ongoing rains cut off several US troop concentrations near Seoul and the 29th General Hospital, 12 miles east of the city.
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Korea
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South Korea
29Th General Hospital
Bartender Buys Sphygmometer at Auction
In Buffalo New York Joseph Hoare a bartender outbid others paying 75 cents for a sphygmometer an instrument to check pulse. He said he did not know what it was when he bought it at a police auction of unclaimed property.
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Barber Keeps Shaving as Fire Breaks Out Next Door
In Bozeman Montana barber Ralph H Crabb continued shaving a customer as flames and smoke poured from a restaurant next door. Firefighters arrived quickly and extinguished the kitchen blaze using chemical extinguishing agents.
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Red Faced Bluecoats In Milwaukee County Incident
Two sheriff squads investigated a report of a suspicious automobile parked in a driveway near the county line. Inside the car were two policemen from Ozaukee County who had parked their squad to take notes on a report.
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Ozaukee County
Uphold Extra Tax For Pinball Device Sale
The Wisconsin Board of Tax Appeals upheld a $675 additional assessment for 1941 to 1944 on Milwaukee merchant James Stecher after an audit found $12,721 in extra income from pinball machine sales. The board rejected the claim that the gains were an involuntary conversion not taxable despite a court ruling.
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Wisconsin Board of Tax Appeals
Tax Department
James Stecher
Milwaukee
Stecher
State Supreme Court
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