Painting Sale History Ties to Loeb Family and Museum Loan
A 1935 auction sale led to the painting's transfer among owners before it was acquired by the Loeb family of New York in 1960. The piece will stay on loan at the museum for at least ten more years, with Gerta Silberberg noted as related by inheritance.
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Time censoring sparks India customs seizure of magazines
India seized 3 000 copies of Time to blank an interview with Gandhi's assassin's brother, deemed derogatory to national prestige. Calcutta customs chief Mazumdar said the article defamed the father of the nation and warned the government can bar such material to maintain public order. Time editor complained of a lone arbiter in Calcutta. Bass PLC weighs strategic options for brewing unit amid hotel focus and asset sales.
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Army sergeant faces murder charge in Kosovo case
Testimony at a preliminary hearing in Germany identified Staff Sgt. Frank Ronghi of Fort Bragg as the defendant in the Kosovo killing of an 11 year old ethnic Albanian girl. Witnesses described a snowy trail of blood and Ronghi's statements about the body, with prosecutors seeking a court martial on murder and indecent acts with a child.
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Russian tanker unloads illicit Iraqi oil in Oman
The Volga-Neft-147 with a crew of 18, including 17 Russians and an Iraqi, was detained by the U S Navy over suspected Iraqi oil smuggling in violation of U N sanctions. It unloaded 4 000 tons at Al Fakhal port before being released and is bound for unknown destination. Proceeds from the sale will fund U N sanctions monitoring and humanitarian programs.
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