Klaus Fuchs Near Parole After Nine Years In British Jail
Klaus Fuchs the German born physicist who passed atomic secrets to the Soviet Union faces parole after serving nearly nine years of a 14 year sentence. Details show his early life trials in Wakefield and Leyhill prisons and his uncertain future in Britain or East Germany.
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London
UPI
Klaus Fuchs
Russia
Fuchs
Reds
Leyhill
Gloucester
Wakefield
Leeds
Britain
Workers Technical College
Leipzig
East Germany
Emil
Cal
Iron Curtain
Kremlin
Igor Gouzenko
Canada
Ruesselsheim
Germany
Klaus
Emil Fuchs
Academy of Pedagogics
Kiel
Nazi Germany
West Germany
England
France
Bristol University
Edinburgh University
Carnegie
Father Fuchs
Harwell Research Station
Stafford
Doc
Paris in Montmartre through a traveling painter’s lens
The narrator describes Montmartre and Rafael Daninos a modern painter living between Paris and Montmartre. They buy Daninos paintings for 19 dollars each and observe his backstory and hopes for future wealth. They contrast Paris costs with New York and note affordable de luxe hotel rates and modest restaurant prices while touring the city.
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Rafael Daninos
Montmartre
Paris
Daninos
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Peoria
Plaza Athenee
Medina Bee Supply Center Claims Sweetest Spot Title
Medina Ohio claims the nation’s sweetest spot as it allegedly produces more bee supplies than any other place. The feature highlights Medina’s reputed dominance in the bee supply industry and the town’s pride in the claim.
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Medina
Endurance and Providence Island Adventure Books Reviewed
Alfred Lansing recounts Shackleton’s 1914 17 Antarctic expedition with restrained drama, high research, and vivid survival scenes making Endurance a crackerjack factual tale. Jacquetta Hawkes’s Providence Island follows scientists to the South Pacific seeking relics and encounters a paradisiacal culture with surprising psychic aspects in a light engaging narrative.
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Alfred Lansing
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Providence Island
Jacquetta Hawkes
Random House
Ernest Shackleton
Antarctic
Lansing
Shackleton
Oxford University
South Pacific
Europe
Love and Money by Noel Clad a powerful sweeping novel
Noel Clad's Love and Money unfolds four decades of American life from World War I to postwar Europe. The central figure Max Armand embodies the pull of wealth and romance as he navigates Wall Street, Hollywood, politics, and shifting loyalties. The critic hails the book as rich, absorbing, and masterfully crafted with a Faulkner like fragmentary narration.
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Noel Clad
Random House
Max Armand
Capital
Armand
America
Wall Street
Hollywood
Washington
New York
Fitzgeralds
F. Scott
Europe
Clad
George W. Cornell
Boston Fund Declares Quarterly Dividend and Asset Gains
The Income Fund of Boston Inc announces a quarterly dividend of 10 cents per share from net investment income payable June 15 1959 to holders of record May 29 1959. Total assets April 30 1959 reached 35 426 137 with net assets at 29 819 972 and 3 524 629 shares outstanding.
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Boston
Income Fund of Boston, Inc
Local artist Roy Nichols to lead summer art classes
Sarasota artist Roy Nichols will conduct summer art classes for beginners and advanced students at The Studio, 1959 Ringling Blvd, opening Monday through August 14. He will teach fundamentals in portrait, landscape and still life, organize morning and evening sessions for adults, teens, and juniors. Nichols has studied at Ringling Art School and other schools, is a member of several art organizations, and has works exhibited locally and regionally. He recently won the Barry Award and top landscape prize at the Manatee County Fair.
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Morris
Moe” Mitchell
Green Room
Sun Art Theatre
St. Petersburg
Creative Arts Group
Tampa Bay Area
Mitchell
Ringling School of Art
N. Trail
Sarasota
Roy Nichols
Ringling Blvd
Nichols
Ringling
Art Center
Braden
Ton
Ringling Art School
Amagansett School
Leslie Posey
Sarasota Art Assn
Longboat Key
Cannon Music Co
Manatee Art Center
Florida
Brownsburg Family Celebrates Jan 28 Birthdays
Mr and Mrs James E Brown recall a rare trio of birthdays with all three children born on January 28 across three years in Brownsburg Indiana.
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Brownsburg
Ind
James E. Brown
Baptists Open New Million-Dollar HQ in Richmond
The Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board opens a new building valued at one million dollars in Richmond, the eighth location since the board's 113-year history.
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Richmond, Va
Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board
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Ellie's Book & Stationery
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