District Lions To Meet Tonight At Country Club
Harold P. Nutter of Lions International will be principal speaker at the District 29-1 meeting tonight at 4 at Black Knight Country Club. Ralph W. Bailey presides. Edward R. Kingsley Roy Herald and C. G. Peregoy among others. Dinner at 7, dance at 10 with music by Concord Commanders.
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Harold P. Nutter
Lions: International
Camden
Nod
Lions Club
Black Knight Country Club
Ralph W Bailey
Mount Hope Lions Club
Edward R. Kingsley
Parkersburg
Roy P. Herald
Wheeling
C. G. Peregoy
Beck
Ley
Concord
UN Balkans Paper Heist Prompts UN Inquiry
UN Secretary General Trygve Lie said a suitcase with documents disappeared while the Security Council Balkans investigation commission traveled from Greece toward Geneva. He noted no evidence of theft yet and said the commission is tracing the missing papers amid other disclosures at a news conference.
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toTne
Associated Press
Lake Success
N. Y
Trygve J Lie
United Nations
Security Council
Balkans Investigation Commission
Greece
Geneva
Lie
Britain
Palestine
U.N
Trieste
Council of Foreign Ministers
Moscow
Assembly
William H. Stoneman
Balkans Commission
German Grudges Go Through Mail Censorship
Munich report details a covert protest method where Germans mail taunting notes to friends via Reichspost. Notes hint at SS ties and trigger police inquiries through civilian censors. Col Ray Burgess notes scarce options beyond tracking every clue, as false leads threaten legitimate cases.
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Frei
U. S
Associated Press
Munich
Reichspost
Col
Ray Burgess
Hospital endows bed for devoted dog Bluey in Sydney
A cattle dog named Bluey who waited at St George's District Hospital gates after his master died was honored with a donated hospital bed. Residents fed the dog daily during his year of waiting, and their memorial gift endows a hospital bed in his name at St George's Hospital in Kogarah.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Australia
Bluey
Imaster
St. George’s “District
Kogarah
Sheep Shun Big Show By The Arrived Press
Sydney report notes that Australia hosts the world’s largest sheep population yet no sheep are shown at the Royal Easter Show. The show avoids sheep to keep the event manageable and focused on other agricultural exhibits.
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Anrrvated
Sydney
Australia
Grandma keeps climbing Tinker Mountain at 76
Roanoke report features 76 year old Grandma Cora Clemmer who, with church youths, continues the Easter Monday hike up Tinker Mountain. She credits surrounding young companions for her vitality rather than personal youth.
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Roanoke
Cora” Clemmer
Tinker Mountain
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