Monte Cassino Abbey Rebuilding Marks Fourteenth Centenary
The article recalls Monte Cassino's destruction in World War II and its planned rebuild. It notes Pope Pius XII urging support on Benedictine Saint Benedict’s death anniversary, highlights the abbey’s historic ties to Europe and England, and mentions Allied bombing debates and Polish song “Red Poppies at Monte Cassino.”
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Monte Cassino
Italy
St. Benedict of
Nursia
St. Benedict
Pius XII
Europe
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Rome
Umbria
Benedict
Subiaco
Charea
Benedictines
Canterbury
St. Gregory
Papal
Caelian Hill
Bede
Benedict Biscop
Wearmouth
Jarrow
Britain
Henry VIII
Henry
Fountains Abbey
Ripon
Yorkshire
England
Skell
Engand
St. Peter
Westminster Abbey
Edward the Confessor
William of Normandy
William
Edward V
Fane
St. Peter’s College
Westminster School
Wilfrid
Willibrord
Holland
Friesland
Wynfrith
Devon
Germany
Dockum
Fulda
Poland
Industrial Wales Exhibition Opens in London
An article announces an August 28 exhibition in London titled Industrial Wales showcasing Welsh industry from traditional to modern innovations. Highlights include tubule furniture watches advanced plastic products and new welding processes. Organizers call it a summer industrial highlight of broad appeal.
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Wales
London
UN Cards Stacked In San Francisco Vote Reflections
Elmore Philpott argues the United Nations Assembly tilts toward the Southeast Moslem bloc with Pakistan and Yemen recent members and Burma and Indonesia looming among Big Five. He notes overrepresentation of white nations and warns regional power plays hinder African Asian representation.
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San Francisco
United Nations
Pakistan
Yemen
United Nations Assembly
China
India
Spaghetti Or spaghetti and macaroni at a busy cafe
A narrator and friend visit a serve yourself cafe amid a long queue and chaotic service. The narrator ends up ordering spaghetti with macaroni as others edge ahead, while a friend endures his own meal of carrots and spinach in a crowded scene.
Plans to Strengthen Britain’s Lace Industry Report
The Lace Working Party report proposes long term reconditioning of machines across firms rather than immediate re equipment. It notes older British lace machines, when reconditioned, still perform well after 50 years. The UK lace industry remains world leading in exports, accounting for 31.8 percent of prewar race exports, with France and Germany next in line.
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Britain
Lace Working Party
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Central Music Library Opens in London With Gift
Britain gains a free Central Music Library in London funded by a 40000 dollar donation from Mrs. Winnifred Christie Moor. The library will honor her husband Emanuel Moor inventor of the two keyboard piano and aims to grow into a National Music Centre with concert halls and extensive library services. Westminster City Council provides premises and administration for the project.
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Britain
London
Winnifred Christie Moor
Emanuel Moor
Westminster City Council
Arts Council of Great Britain
Youth of Britain Learn to Be World Citizens
British schoolchildren gathered to study global issues and prepare as responsible world citizens. A seven day course in international affairs was arranged for them by the Council for Edu.
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Canada
Australia
Brazil
India
Britain
Security Council
Callen
The
Council For Edu
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