Europeans thirsty for US help and French fatigue in postwar scene
A reporter surveys capitals Rome Paris Madrid Lisbon and London finding Europeans passive and reliant on American aid. England earns cautious praise for grit while France is seen old and tired, Spain may align with the West, Italy progresses under De Gasperi as Communists stay out.
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England
Spain
Franco
Totaliarans
Italy
de Gasperi
Conuiform
Paris
Rain Drop From Page 1 Sparks Soil and Water Talk
Ellison argues grass cover can be increased on pastures if cattle are reduced for one or two seasons to boost moisture. He urges year round ground cover on cropland to cut water runoff and favors leaving crop residues on surface rather than plowing. He criticizes limited emphasis on soil conservation versus dam building and terraces. He warns the nation’s welfare hinges on understanding the raindrop.
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Ellison
Elyson
Agriculture Department
Eilison
America
Subscriptions and Notices From a 1877 Announcement
Fragmentary OCR shows a 1877 subscription notice and public matter. It mentions second class matter, telephone numbers, and a subscription price around 400 dollars with yearly terms. Readable items include dates and agent references, but full details are unclear.
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UiSioen
TEE
Church Builds Girls Town in Osaka Japan
The Roman Catholic Church plans a 20 acre Girls Town in Osaka to shelter 60 homeless girls aged 12 to 18. The project mirrors Japan's Boys Town in nearby Kose and follows Bishop Paul Yoshigora Taguchi's plan after his visit to the United States and Europe. The site, a former army medical supply warehouse, will provide housing schooling religious instruction and theater training with funds reported from worldwide contributions.
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Euniu Lnana
Osaka
Kose
Japan
Flannagan
Paul Yoshigora Taguchi
United States
Europe
Taguchy
Angel Falls Report Sparks Venezuelan Adventure Plans
The discovery of Angel Falls in Venezuela draws interest from pilots and entrepreneurs. Capt. Charlie Baughan plans a air serviced dude camp near Hacha Falls at Mayupa, while Sam Fales expands air service in a remote area. Explorers anticipate primitive travel via dugout canoes, jungles, and mountain routes as access grows.
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Charlie Baughan
Ransa Airlines
Ciudad Bolivar
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Carrao
Mayupa
Playa Canaima Club
Venezuela
Caracas
Sam Fales
The Lost World Opens To A New Land Of Vistas
Serious scientists once doubted a fire of millennia past could linger on lofty table tops. Yet explorers press on as unknown lands unfold across jungle and mountain scenery.
Brooklyn Dodgers Hope for Hurting Star Return
Brooklyn club notes show pitcher Danny Haying, recently operated on, back in mound duties for Hazard in the Mountain States League. After three strong WS campaigns, his return is watched as a potential boost. early season starts reveal a 2-2 record through three outings.
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Joury
Brooklyn OO Dodgers
Farve
Danny Hay- Ing
Hazard
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