War-Torn Poland Houses Strained Embassy Quarters
In Warsaw the United States and other nations face cramped, poorly equipped spaces as Russian and American embassies work amid war damage. The U S ambassador's staff occupies a hotel office while Russians secure a five-story embassy block with grand rooms and carpets, signaling stark space inequalities among wartime diplomatic missions.
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Polo
Omvong
Alviega
Tarracale Ggru
Wit
Emilia Plater
Polonia
Xuv
Fesagne
Ambassador Lang
Warsaw Polonia Hotel Stands In Ruined State For Embassy Staff
The Polish capital hotel Polonia is described as run down and patched after wartime damage with sewerage backups and limited facilities. Embassy staff are housed in poor conditions while the British ambassador Victor Cavendish-Bentinck moves to a reconstructed villa and staff relocate to the former Romanian legation building near President Hierut's side.
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Polonia
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Associated Press
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Victor Cavendish-Bentinck
Legation
Boleslaw Hierut
Tde
Diplomatic housing sparks Polish contrasts
In Poland, the Belvedere palace hosts the French ambassador Roger Garreau and staff in a large suburban building while Yugoslav ambassador Bozo Ljumovic runs offices nearby. Debates over spending 125 to 130 million dollars for American diplomatic housing abroad fuel hopes to improve quarters and prestige.
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Bozo Ljumovic
Poland
Congress
Paroled John Bradley After Guilty Plea in Assault Case
John Bradley was paroled on a 60 day sentence in Douglas County Jail by Judge Frank R. Gray in the county court yesterday after pleading guilty to assault and battery.
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Douglas County
Frank R. Gray
Houser Divorce Filed In Douglas County Court
Winifred Houser filed for divorce from Roy Houser in Douglas County District Court yesterday. The case seeks dissolution of their marriage and related relief.
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Douglas County District Court
Winifred Houser
Roy Houser
Wheat yield outlook rises as Kansas harvest proceeds
Kansas harvest advances across the state with wheat yields generally above expectations and strong moisture aiding growth. Sorghum developed well after rains that caused only brief interruptions. corn tasseling noted in southern fields while oats and barley harvests near completion.
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Kansas Weekly
State crops show modest harvest underway with seed alfalfa
The crop report notes the second alfalfa crop and much gear held for seed. Light quantities of early apples from central and northeastern sections are moving to market as picking begins. Pasture prospects improve with light grass movement.
Cattle Market Continues Frugal Trend Amid Mild Week
Fat cattle to market continue as temperatures stay above normal but not excessive. The report notes a thriftier market mood and hints at steady demand during the mild spell.
Scrivner Urges Production Push to Fight Inflation
Rep Scrivner of Kansas calls for more production and ending work stoppages to curb inflation. He urges consuming only what is necessary and tightening household budgets until value is received.
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