Mohawk Indians in Brooklyn Colony Near Times Square
A fragmented 1920s style feature profiles 840 Mohawk Indians living in downtown Brooklyn, 20 miles from Times Square by subway. It traces family names Diabo and others, noting assimilation into American life and a child’s shifting career dreams from cowboy to potential air force pilot, with maternal hope for his chosen path.
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Brooklyn Colony
New York
Nana
Pacific St
Brooklyn
Michael
Florence
Robert Diabo
Times Square
Diabos
Tibet Treaty Hands Reds Hidden Land
A sprawling, heavily denatured account describes Communist China’s moves into Tibet, the potential political and geographic implications, and Tibet’s strategic position amid Himalaya barriers. It recounts the high stakes of peacetime annexation and the long, arduous routes into Lhasa, with notes on regional empires and nomadic life along the Tibetan plateau.
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Wasilington
India
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Tibetone Wall
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Arth
Ufe
Shangri-La
China
Lhasa
Burma
Himalaya
Sikang
Sinkanog
Ried
Moonshine Industry Grows As Bootlegging Expands
New York reports show a spike in moonshine production and bootlegging profits. Taxation and enforcement shape the illicit whisky trade, with illegal operations undercutting legal liquor by offering lower prices and avoiding federal, state, and local taxes.
Arequipa and the lore of corn liquor and Peru travel
A fragmented piece describes Arequipa Peru in romantic travel prose and contrasts bootleg corn liquor lore with the “Here rest” phrase. It traces moonshine culture from distant highlands to modern trade terms and notes dramatic Andean scenery seen from a Panagra flight toward Lima.
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Chaehani
el Misti
Jarequina Atmost
Picnu-Pichu
Music educator McAllister shapes young lives in Joliet
A testimonial dinner honored Illinois House Speaker Watron Wood who credited his success to high school music director A B McAllister. The "father of the band movement" inspired thousands of students to pursue public service and careers in music education, energizing schools and reducing apathy among learners.
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House of Representatives
America
Joliet
Illinois
Watron Wood
Wood
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A. BR. McAlister
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Turning Point Seen in Korea War for Asia
A Washington analysis argues the Korean conflict has slowed Communist aims in Southeast Asia and may become a turning point in the struggle between Communism and the free world. It notes UN resistance, Mao Tse-tung's forces, and pressures against Indochina Burma and Formosa, with potential strategic shifts revealed in MacArthur testimony and French Indo-China victories.
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Washington
Nana
Miragic
Far East
Korea
United Nations
Southeast Asia
Mao
Kremlin
Asia
Burma
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Thailand
Thores
Truman
Greece
Europe
China
Senate
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Marshall
Aie
Chin
Unt
MacArthur
Indo-China
Melsumeez Faye
Vilale
Ceramics Class Eases Father’s Day for Boys’ Club
In New York City at Madison Square Boys Club, eight year old Jake Ciseu participates in a ceramics class that creates a ready made gift for Father’s Day. The activity is part of a program supporting boys after school with creative projects and social engagement.
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Midison Square
New York City
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