Gum Chewing Across Ages Traced From Cavemen to Modern Times
A June dispatch notes chewing as an ancient habit spanning cavemen finds chewing gum resins in the American Southwest and Aztec chicle use. It cites chicle origins and the shift to synthetics, plus global chewing practices from betel to coca, cola seeds, and mescal buttons.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
American Southwest
New World
America
New England
United States
Orient
India
North
Africa
Europe
Herodotus
Burma
Malaya
Indochina
China
East Indies
Philippines
Oceania
Mexico
South America
From Happy Era to Cold War: Germany's Communist Rise and Fall
The article surveys the history of European communism from the 1930s to postwar Bonn, noting prewar communist influence in Germany, splintering within the socialist movement, Spartacist uprising, the 1924 Reichstag results, and the enduring underground despite Nazi and Gestapo pressures. It contrasts early gains with later hostility under Soviet tactics and Stalin’s era.
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Bonn
Russia
Europe
Hitler
France
Italy
Germany
Stalin
Kremlin
German Socialist Party
Karl i Liebknecht
Rosa Luxemburg
Berlin
German Communist Party
Independent
Socialist Party
Socialis Party
SPD
Weimar Republic
Himmler
Gestapo
Japanese Wish to Maintain Neutral Role in Global Struggle
Tokyo June 12 The Japanese people prefer neutrality in the East West conflict. Many are weary of war and hope Nippon can stay friendly with both sides. Some advocate a third force to avoid choosing a side, while others fear being labeled a loser regardless of stance. The discussion echoes global weariness and self interest in the wartime context.
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Tokyo
Nana
Japan
Nippon
U.S
Cali Colombia Reveals Growth Charm Amid Old World Vistas
CALI Colombia grows rapidly with 300 000 residents while maintaining charm and a romantic past. Visitors find 11th century chapels modern hotels rooftop pools nightclubs and a lush Cauca Valley setting. The city blends industrial progress with traditional life offering trekking rural scenes and cosmopolitan leisure.
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Cali
Colombia
Vally
Andes
Las Vegas
Nevada
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Cauca
United States
Itter Castle Becomes Luxury Alpine Hotel
Schloss Itter in the Tyrolean Alps opens as a high end hotel after a costly transformation. Once a wartime prison for VIPs including France's Lebrun and Daladier, the 16th century castle now offers 30 suites with antique furnishings, carpets, and tapestries.
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Kitzbuehel
Austria
Schloss Itter
Hitler
Innsbruck
Tyrolean Alps
U. S
Camp Jened Opens Its Third Season For Handicapped Campers
New York report details Camp Jened in the Catskills, a private summer program for disabled children and adults. It highlights therapy by Leona Surges and Honora Rubenstein, social activity, theatrical shows, and crafts, with attempts to normalize camp life. Concludes noting continuation on page two.
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New York
Jas
Rip van Feckie Jang
Bunter
Eimist Shariet
Apts
Erade
Bere
Leona Surges
Spreen
Aster
Columba Unis Vy
Hearing and Speech Center
Uxica
Honora Rubenstein
Hunter Cee
Brotium
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Nostalgsc
Mount Hood
Lost Lake
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Ore
Union Pacific Railroad
Limpido
Call
Panacra
Doris
Jened
Catskills
Hunter
By Walter T. Ridder
Camp Jened
Land of
Al‘ferez Real
By Ritchie McEwen
BCE
Aho Wanker
Oenes
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