Nehru Urges Peace In Chicago Speech Against War
In a Chicago address Jawaharlal Nehru urges that war can be prevented by working for peace, contrasting his call for sanity with American Russian posturing and warning against overreliance on military power. He cites factors fueling war and stresses diplomacy rooted in Gandhi's principles.
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Europe faces knotty economic unity issue in Paris talks
The next meeting of American, French and British foreign secretaries may test Hoffman P aul s plan for Europe to abolish trade quotas and tariffs and push toward a single economic unit. Britain signals cautious acceptance while balancing obligations to the Commonwealth and Brussels treaty. Germany's development adds a volatile factor.
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Unromantic She in poetient modi wave whispers
An odd fragment presents a surreal exchange where a speaker notes waves roaring and a reply hints at a splash. The brief line hints at maritime imagery and a playful, cryptic tone without a clear narrative.
How to Read Faster and Win Arguments Revealed
A 1930s style ad copyaging Wiggam offers a booklet on six rules to win any argument and improve reading speed. It promises to double reading speed and happiness, with an address to send fifty cents for a mailed booklet. Includes lines about acoustics testing and minding eye or ear oriented traits.
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Monastery Restored After World War II Destruction
The monastery at Monte Cassino in Italy, 1400 years old, is being rebuilt after near-total destruction in World War II. The Cassino area will bear ruins as a war memorial while a new town grows nearby.
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Canine Competition in Models World Sparks Pay and Power Shifts
Grace Downs, founder of a New York modeling school, notes dogs outshine cover girls as demand for models grows. Her agency trained about 25,000 models since 1927, with wages rising from 16 dollars to 40 to 75 weekly as models increasingly tour as traveling saleswomen. The industry shifts from hats and covers to selling garments, reshaping roles and earnings for female talent.
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Old Comic Spirit Sought in Moscow Life
The Portland Oregonian notes a push to emphasize Harpo over Karl in Moscow cultural pieces. It suggests reviving period cals songs plays and Russian life to renew interest.
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