Letters Will Seek Better Relations With Europe
New York notes an American writer and many others participate in a campaign by the International Friendship Association to send personal letters about life and activities to Europeans. Letters may specify preferred European partners and will be relayed to European newspapers for distribution. The program aims to foster direct correspondence between Americans and Europeans with limited central coordination.
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New York
Aver
Finland
Sweden
Norway
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Farr
International Friendship Association
America
Orangeville Social Notes From Mrs Glen E Boiender
Mrs Glen E Boiender reports a sequence of visits and gatherings around Orangeville. Edgar Newmil ler and families from Dakota spent Thursday with Sam Heise and others. Several locals hosted relatives and friends including Rockford and Freeport visitors. Judith Ann Folgate celebrated a birthday with a family dinner.
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Edgar Newmiller
Dakota
Sam Heise
Elva Turner
Myrtle Hahn
Brodhead
Lewis Cantrill
Ralph Dietmer- Rockforder
Fred White
George F . Monroe
Jake Marty
Clinton Zettle
Monroe
Lester Rockow
Fise
Gilbertraham
Stanley Hulbert
Victor Folgate
Judith Ann
Horsley
Freeport
Ben Runkle
Otto Folgate
William Engels
J. R. Bolender
Atlanta
Paul Bolender
Glen Bolender
Phyllis Rayhorn
Lena
Eldred Hulbert
Rockford Saturay
Gladys Fuhrmark
Chicago
Electric passenger trains begin Urals service
Izvestia reports the first electric passenger trains run between Chelyabinsk and Zlatoust in the Urals, replacing steam for these passenger services though electric locomotives had earlier served electrified sections.
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Urals Moscow
Urals
Izvestial
Chelyabinsk
Zlatoust
Enduring Womankind Belts The Scheme Of Longevity
Hal Boyle jestingly argues science seeks why women outlive men and attributes it to social roles. He asserts pride civilization and erosion keep men alive longer by serving women, with chivalry etiquette and marriage extending life. Bachelors die sooner from bad conscience, while men stay busy supporting their partners and duties.
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Hal Boyle
New York
James B. Hamilton
Long Island University
Europe Anticipates Large U.S. Tourist Influx
Europe expects 350000 American visitors in 1949 and 500000 in 1952 as postwar travel rebounds. Officials project sustained growth in transatlantic tourism and chart marketing efforts to attract more travelers.
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Europe
Tobacco Ancestor Recreated in California Botanists Reveal Origin
Dr. Thomas H. Goodspeed of the Berkeley botanical garden recounts recreating the ancient tobacco ancestor in California. The plant, a progenitor of modern tobacco born from two crossed species in prehistoric times, grew from Argentina parent plants found on expeditions in 1942 and earlier.
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Berkeley
Calif
California
Thomas H. Goodspeed
Berkeley Botanical Garden
Botanical Congress
Argentina
Goodspeed
Fragmentary Zoology Note Mentions Various Animals
The excerpt lists dog ox sheep elephant as present in a historical note but excludes domesticated animals like goat horse camel cat goose and stresses absence of others within 000 years.
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