Lineal Confucian Descendant Arrives at Yale to Study Philosophy
Jung Tsh-cheng, 93, described as the lineal descendant of Confucius and Keeper of reverence for the great master, has arrived in New Haven to study philosophy. He prefers to be called Mr. Kung. his father, the last holy ancestor, died before his birth, marking a 2,500 year lineage.
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Confucius
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K'ung
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Academia Sinica
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Insurance boom for children fuels market growth
New York reports life insurance for children expanding rapidly as millions of parents buy limited payment policies. Institute of Life Insurance notes 9 percent of ordinary life policies and 40 percent of industrial policies target youths, with 1947 sales at 83 billion dollars, driven by salesmanship during wartime.
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Institute of Life Ansurance
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Ion i Liem
Arma
Electric Dawn for Lhasa Echoes in Tibet Reform
A British report notes plans to illuminate Tibet’s holy city of Lhasa using electric power. The project involves 400 miles of Himalayan transport to a new site near Lhasa, with education and religious considerations discussed under a research institute project.
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Himalayas
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National Parks face reforms to boost services and funding
Congress reviews the National Parks Service budget as reforms push for more funds for roads, parking, restrooms, and concessions. A special advisory panel proposes expanded carie service, separate bars for beer and soft drinks, and a single entrance fee to unify park access.
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National Parks Service
House
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Julius A Krug
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Une Committee
Cleny Collns
Denver
Anmalenn Institute of
Rexcouraney
Park Restaurarte
Puff Back Down Time's Trail and Lincoln Club Hints
Fragmentary notes describe a 1861 to 1885 era gathering of scholars and collectors in Chicago with mentions of Paul Angle James G Randall and other figures. The text references rare volumes, a Lincoln Club, and a large library, but many details are garbled.
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James" G Randall
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Weir
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Chicago
William Herzog
Alfred W. Stern
Paul Ansle
Otlu Risensehmi
Alesander J. Isaacs
Newton Fate
Long
Ralph Newman
Canada Carries War On TB Into Wilderness
Ottawa reports a broad campaign against tuberculosis among Indigenous peoples, aiming for widespread vaccination and treatment. Officials note high infection rates and ongoing surveys to assess native communities, with annual targets and regional variations across provinces.
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Canada
Crippled Boy Helps Hungry Infant With Pennies
A frail boy distributes pennies to a younger child in need, with onlookers noting acts of charity amid hardship. The scene describes shared hunger and small acts of help, as neighbors respond to a day of struggle and care within the community.
Rug Salesmen Catch Up Under Strain on Costs
Washington industry leaders report a fiscal strain as rug salesmen face rising costs and weak demand. President Meinl Watson of the Institute of Carpet Manufacturers notes accelerated sales activity despite a soft market, while consumer magazines push home decorating trends and color choices that influence purchases.
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Washington
Meinl Watson
Firemen Help Put Out Bush Fire Visitors Cheer
The Burkburnett volunteer fire department extinguished a blaze near a building. Visiting firefighters assisted and spectators cheered as they controlled the flames.
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Freebooters Ring Sea Trade From China to Korea
A verbose report describes pirates and smugglers across waters from Southern China to Korea and Japan, stealing rice, gold bullion, opium, and people. It notes naval forces are too small to stop the trade, with pirate activity spreading toward Formosa and Hong Kong, using junk ships and river boats to abduct and ransom victims.
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Canton
China
Korea
Japan
Keld
Walt
Criten
Hong Kong
Mie
Jonuag
Modern Geisha Trade Exposed In Tokyo Racket
A report describes a geisha industry in Japan with women trained to entertain elites, often wed in geisha houses. The piece notes roles as companions and occasional escorts for wealthy, diplomats, and officials, touching on perceived respectability and critique.
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Tokyo
Japan
Still Walks and Daring Wire Artist Ends Career
An 81 year old high wire legend, Evergreen Cole Ballwin, recalls daring feats from China to Japan and hints he may still perform. He notes aging, yet continues to work part time while reflecting on past stunts and the dangers of the craft.
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Cole
Toy Belduin
Baldwin
Ballwin
Japan
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