Portrait of Princess Margaret Rose A Modern Royal Teen
London bureau chief Charles A Smith portrays Margaret Rose a 19 year old princess who blends regal poise with teenage spontaneity. Public she is poised elegant and dutiful at home she crowds in hobbies friends parties and music while defying court strictures. Her love of life and insistence on pursuing she wants fuels both affection and criticism across Britain.
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Margaret Rose
Britain
Princess Royal
Charles A. Smith
London
Bureau of
International News Service
Maggie
CMNS
Buckingham Palace
Scotland
Balmoral Castle
Norfolk
Sandringham House
Margaret
Douglas recounts 17 fractured ribs from horse accident
Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas recalls his chest injury when his horse fell on him in Washington. He shares a humorous, resilient account from Yakima hospital as he works on a mountain book with friends Jack Nelson and Billy McGuffie, both seasoned mountain men and storytellers.
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Supreme Court
William O.douglas
Washington
Justice Douglas
William C. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
Tucson
Ariz
INS
Jack Nelson
Billy McGuffie
Yakima
Wash
Jack
Billy
Bumping Lake
Kitty
Typical Woman Worker Today Is Married
Washington report notes a shift in status among female workers, stating many are now married and mothers. The United States Women's Bureau attributes the change to wartime marriage trends and a decline in spinster numbers, with broader implications for labor and family dynamics.
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Washington
WNWNS
United States Women’s’ Bureau
Colima
Census next year to count farms and people nationwide
Washington reports the 1950 census will begin April 1 with 140000 enumerators. It will collect population housing and agricultural data. Questions cover name race age birthplace citizenship marital status occupation and farm residence details with every fifth person asked about state and county of previous residence and farm status.
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Washington
Sam
Bureau
Sam Will
Banana Towns Symbolize Middle America Growth and Life
Fifty years after its founding in 1949, United Fruit Company and Banana Town reflect Middle America as a shipper hub. The article notes Banana Towns as nonspecific dots representing many production communities, formed from cleared jungles and drained swamps, with over 90,000 people now linked on Page 6.
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Fruit Company
Peration
Middle America
America
Mexico
Colombia
Cuba
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Generation Agite
Large Scarlet Ibis Colony Found in Venezuela
Ornithologist Dr. Paul Zahl reports a thriving inland rookery of about 5000 adult scarlet ibises in Apure State Venezuela, about 125 miles west of his field base at San Fernando. The half mile by quarter mile flood plain lies between the Apure and a nearby river. coloration and dense foliage recall blood red fruit. waters beneath teem with flesh-eating life.
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Inashington
Venezuela
Paul Ay
Zahl
New
York
National
Geographic: Society
San Fernando
Apure State
Caracas
Apure v
Yugoslavs Foster Peace as Tito’s Vision Guides Nation
A Belgrade report by Alex Singleton portrays Yugoslavia pursuing peace through steady domestic progress. Persistent Moscow Cominform hostility yields no signs of military build‑up as Tito’s leadership directs rebuilding of homes, factories, and roads amid a broad, optimistic national outlook. The author’s 1,900 mile car journey maps Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Istria, and Trieste, highlighting peaceful, practical development over tension.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Iin
Tito
Moscow
Europe
Balkan
Jand
Serbia
Croatia
Slovenia
Istria
Adriatic
Trieste
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Donald
Duck Goes
Banana Town
Tropics
Francis
Donald O'Connor
By Alex Singleton