Greek Health Center Opens in Crete
Gus Valen, chair of the Middletown Greek War Relief Association, announced the open ing of the fourth Greek Health Center to be erected in Greece on January 23 at Kastelli Kissamou in Crete. Three centers already operate at Chryssoupolis Kavalia Thebes Boetia and Ierapetra Crete serving 210000 rural residents. Attended by Greek officials and ECA Mission representatives, the inauguration pledged gratitude for American aid and highlighted Kastelli Kissamou’s central role in a nine village area razed during the occupation.
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Middletown
Greek War Relief Association
Greece
Astelli Kissamot
Crete
Chryssoupolis
Kavalia
Thebes
Boetia
Ierapétra
Kastelli Kissamour
Farley to Speak at Ohio Bottlers Convention
James A. Farley former postmaster general and Coca Cola Bottling Company Boston president will headline the Ohio Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages convention in Cincinnati next Monday and Tuesday. Over 300 bottling officials are expected to attend the event.
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Cincinnati
James A. Farley
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Boston
Ohio
Fight Against Social Diseases Continued By Health Officials
Health authorities stress control of venereal diseases to prevent blindness heart damage and insanity from gonorrhea and syphilis. Publicity and penicillin have reduced VD in multiple cities, with blood testing as the key diagnostic step. Quack doctors prey on the uninformed. seek reputable physicians and clinics for testing and treatment.
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V.D
L. C. Neer
Health Department
Middletown
Savannah
Georgia
Alahoma City
Louisville
New York City
Washington
New Orleans
American Social Hygiene Association
Ohio
Escaped Russian Flyers Tour Virginia Entertained by Store Models
Russian flyers Peter Pirogov and Anatol Barsov began a Richmond visit with questions answered via interpreters. A department store showcase interrupted their tour as models in evening gowns and outfits drew attention. They noted prices and praised Virginia on Voice of America, while the state chamber plans further events. tour runs through Thursday. Separately, Newark mayoral hopeful Andrew J. Dennison filed for the Democratic primary, a move expected to cost the city $8,000 in election expenses.
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Peter Pirogov
Anatol Barsov
Russia
Pirogov
Barsov
Pirogovy
Virginia
Voice of America
Iron Curtain
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Old Dominion
Newark
Andrew J. Dennison
Roger Mossman
Dennison
Mossman
Edwin J.haynes
Council Of Europe to sidestep defense issue
London AP report says five Brussels Pact Allies outlined a proposed Council Of Europe with a ministerial committee and a consultative assembly. Defense talks would be barred to avoid Soviet criticism, signaling a move to keep mutual defense within the North Atlantic pact. Italy indicated willingness to join. Norway Denmark Ireland Sweden likely invited.
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Council of Europe
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
United States
Canada
Italy
Eire
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Brussels Treaty Permanent Commission
Committee of Ministers
European Council
Russia
Shah shooting leads to ban in Iran
The government outlawed the leftist Tudeh Party after Fakhr Rafee, described as an active Tudeh member, shot at Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi on Friday. Rafee died from injuries after a mob beat him. The Shah was wounded but recovering. Interior Minister Eqbal said Tudeh organizations would be dissolved nationwide. Reasons for the attack remain officially unexplained. Russia seeks oil concessions amid Western efforts to curb Soviet influence in Iran.
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Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahelvi
Fakhr Rafee
Raiee
Manouchehr Eqbal
Arty
Shah
Russia
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