Quints Grow Up Amid Wealth and Worldly Restraint
Senor Diligenti, an Italian migrant to Argentina, keeps his quintuplets in separate boarding schools to foster individuality. Maria Esthe, Maria Fernanda, Maria Cristina, Carlitos, and Franco attend schools near Olives and Quilmes, pursuing music, languages, and sports while their famed father touts modest wealth and hopes for normal childhood experiences despite a life rich in privilege.
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Home guard volunteers rapid Danish force grows
Denmark has formed a 42,000 strong home guard with 18,000 air defense volunteers and 7,500 military volunteers under a system modeled on wartime mobilization. Ex soldiers train annually from 24 to 240 hours, while home guards keep weapons at home for instant action. The piece contrasts Germany’s Nazi era and postwar considerations for West Germany.
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Outspoken Horror By Hugo Kuranda on Italian Home Guard Fear
Excerpted opinion notes the horror of Italian leaders fearing a home guard. Mussolini’s fasce militia idea is mocked as a safe yet grand plan. War memories haunt the THalan era, highlighting perceived military value and risk.
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Floor Tests ProveBeacon Wax Best Its Longer Lasting Gleam
Beacon Wax wins praise in floor wax tests for lasting gloss and resistance. It claims broad consumer appeal with millions of purchases.
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Boom Expected Through 1953 and Beyond
U S News & World Report forecasts a sustained business boom into early 1953 and possibly mid 1955, boosted by higher department store sales and strong demand for cars, appliances, and homes. The forecast outlines impacts on manufacturers retailers and consumers across sectors and notes the editors’ ability to anticipate major shifts.
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