Austin Defends UN Post Amid Rumors He Will Quit
The article notes Warren Austin, United States ambassador to the United Nations, denying rumors of resignation while reflecting on his difficult role during Palestine partition debates. It discusses his shifting positions, the political pressure, and the personal impact of serving as the U.S. mouthpiece in a contentious enviroment.
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Warren Austin
Austin
America
U. N. Commission
Palestine
General Assembly
United States
U. N
Roffmann
Embassy replicas backdrop memory of a growing U N
A columnist notes President Truman's push for White House replicas in all embassies, while the United Nations expands its role serving as a growing institution. Mrs Leslie Wright extols Army service for three sons, urging continued unity.
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White House
Leslie Wright
General Federation of Women’s
UMT
Beer drawing class at Ruppert Brewery amuses and instructs
Hal Boyle reports a beer drawing course led by Hal Roffmann for bartenders and GI Bill students at Jacob Ruppert Brewery. The lesson covers proper glass presentation, cooling, cleaning, and serving, noting foam, collars, bubbles, and potential customer reactions.
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Hal R. Roffmann
Rembrandt of
American Beer Drawers
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Riddles and Quick Quizzes From Modern Manners
The page blends trivia with etiquette notes and quick Q A prompts. It cites questions about domestic animals ship lines Indian peace pipes Saint Louis and lines from famous poems, plus a note on hostess etiquette and a few answer clues such as the dog equator and Louis IX.
Artist Dimitri Petrov paints with his left hand after loss
The Philadelphia artist Dimitri Petrov, famed for daring modern works, lost his right hand in a 1928 hamburger grinder accident and learned to paint left handed. He married fellow painter, has two children, and splits time between Philadelphia and New York as he plans a move to Oyster Bay.
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Dimitri Petrov
Salvadore Dali
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Dimitri
Hugo
55Th Street
Philadelphia
Petrov
Mr. Barnes’ Foundation
Petrovs
Nora
New York
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Bethune Street
Greenwich Village
Petain
New Volume Spotlights Local Author Miss Mona Lee Clarke
Logan Route 4 resident Miss Mona Lee Clarke is among authors in Talent Songwriters and Poets of 1947 from Haven Press New York City Ruth Lawrence editor notes several thousand manuscripts were submitted before final selection.
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Mona Lee Clarke
Logan Route 4
the Haven Press
New York City
Ruth Lawrence
Mindanao Deep Sea Abyss Compared to Grand Canyon
The report estimates Mindanao's deep sea abyss to be about twenty times larger than Colorado's Grand Canyon, highlighting vast geographic scale differences.
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Mindanao
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Chapter Twenty Four Ends In Unexpected Kiss
Helen and Don share a long kiss on the car ride as she contemplates a possible liaison. He pulls back, declares he wants only friendship and not an affair, while she struggles with conflicting desires and fears of discovery.
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Don
John
Alec
Julia
Anne
Stone House
Tao
Ambition and Romance Tangle at Stone House
Anne confronts Alec and Don amid strained loyalties as love triangles unfold at the family gathering. Don suspects jealousy while Helen steers the wheel toward an uncertain future, offering a tense pause before the next chapter.
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