American Family Life in Britain Struggles and Friction
A London report surveys American families in postwar Britain adapting to a new culture. It notes mixed experiences from warm friendships and social exchanges to clashes over privacy, heating, rent, and perceived condescension, with 40 000 military personnel and many dependents adjusting to British life.
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London
England
Europe
Britain
Shortages Listed In Accounts of Mora Treasurer
An audit report to State Comptroller Ed ward Hartman lists cash shortages charged to Mora County Treasurer Harry Nolan totaling 14162.86. The figure follows an earlier preliminary audit of 13207.03 and notes Nolan’s suspension by Hartman on Jan. 5 with jurisdiction taken by staff for the office.
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Santa FE
Edward Hartman
Mora County
Harry Nolan
Hartman
Nolan
Mora
Banner Summer Travel Season Presents Bright Outlook
Americans expect a banner summer travel season with 60 million travelers, a 10 percent rise, and over six billion dollars spent. Foreign travel grows with major lines booked near capacity and overseas spending rising. Cars dominate trips, accounting for more than 80 percent of vacation travel as surveys show continued cost sensitivity and temporary fare promotions.
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Walter Bussewitz
Sam Dawson
New York
American Automobile Assn
AAA
Department of Commerce
Ralph T. Reed
American Express Co
Presbyterian Branch Concludes Annual Session at Montreat
The Southern Presbyterian Church held its general assembly in Montreat North Carolina completing its annual session. It voted to end racial segregation in its schools and urged presbyteries to do the same. The budget reached 6 782 075 and church membership stood at a record 760 000. The assembly approved plans to unite with the Northern Presbyterian Church and the United Presbyterian Church pending required approvals. Admitting Negroes remains at the discretion of individual churches.
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Southern Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
High Court
Church
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
United Presbyterian Church
United Church
String of Bases Destroyed Near Hanoi Report
The French high command said its air force destroyed a string of Vietminh bases 12 miles east of Hanoi. A spokesman announced 30 fighters and 20 bombers hit large arms depots and rebel caches along villages near the Hanoi Haiphong corridor. The Delta area was described as calm.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Haiphong
High Command
Red River
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