British Ghosts At Work Tourists Seek Dark Tours
A British ghost tour lure boosts tourism with legends of Beefeaters and Henry VIII victims at the Tower of London. Ensnared by history, visitors chase specters in the century old fortress, guarding the crown jewels amid steel and glass.
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Anthony Zedcl
Broqwall
INS
London
Britain
Ensign Frank Bere
Onldan
Phiadelpa Mays
Allendale
X. J
Elondon
Europe
Col
Baward JL Carkett James
Willa Tag
Thames
Kofme
Colonel Blood
Si Yaw
Cauchy
Blon
Millionaire Newsboy Keens Corner 57 Years
A Cincinnati Times-Star feature profiles Jimmy Wirtmeyer, the longtime newsboy at Fifth and Walnut, detailing his life from early fortune to stock market losses, and his daily routine selling papers. It traces his friendships, past wealth, and current modest life with occasional speaking engagements.
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Cinclux
Wirtmeyer
Newsboy
Walnut
Cinewnat
Wartal
Tel
Stock Mathet
Mt. Washington
Tyree
Aroenll Ar
Hore Sehmidlapp
Cinginnary Naillengire Selmidlapp
Jimmy
Sydney
Australia
Genuuy
Gibson
Big Families Seen Again in New US Public Health Feats
Fragmented text suggests a report on family dynamics and public health advances. Mentions of boats, baths, and decades imply a historical feature about community living. Names and specific events are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Tiise Fanmien
Mrs McCloy Across the Border First Lady in Germany
FRANKFORT Germany Mrs McCloy wife of High Commissioner Jona McCloy leads a busy public role in Germany Though not widely spotlighted she acts as First Lady with active participation In Canada bilingualism and Quebec French language discussion the piece notes Canadians’ friendliness and shared democratic values while touching on language dynamics in Quebec Province
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Rose P. Parsons
Frankfort
Germany
Jona McCloy
McCloy
Canada
Quebec
United States
Canadian Tips for Visitors From States
Lave officars of the Canadian National Railways advise visitors planning Canadian trips to study bilingual signs in English and French, easing travel for both Anglophone and Francophone Canadians. The article lists Canada’s ten provinces from Newfoundland to British Columbia and notes Canadians and Americans share a fondness for money.
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Montreal
Lave Officars
Canadian National Railways
Jos
Canada
Moss
Brooklyn
Evanston
Ill
Pasadena
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Faiuen Columbia
Cottman
McCloy Family in Frankfurt Home Life Described
The McCloys live in Frankfurt with 49 keepers and a comfortable, simple home atmosphere. Mrs. McCloy handles many duties, reading letters while dressing and dictating replies as she bathes. Children from the neighborhood visit for games as school-age German children attend nearby.
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Germany
McCloys
United States
Red Purges Sweep East as Former Leaders Fall
MILTON KAPLAN reports from London on postwar communist regimes. The piece details mass purges across Eastern Europe with former premiers cabinet ministers and army officers executed or imprisoned. It notes numbers of executions and notable officials across satellite states and mentions a surge in war crimes trials.
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Milton Kaplan
London
INS
Europe
Ising Schlads
Nooge
Siguigs Buve
Hungary
Bela Imredy
Jaszia Bardassy
Ples
Min Aa
Czechoslovakia
Ojo Blaha
Ant’ Ichtermac
Msgr
Jowph
Navi
Albania
Oolchia
Apostle of Easy Life in Santa Monica Seeks Home Innovation
A Kaiser Homes researcher criticizes the slow adoption of new home products and design, arguing the housing market hides innovations from buyers. Joseph St Schulle launches a personal campaign to showcase modern gadgets by building a model house in Santa Monica and displaying it at home shows, seeking to speed consumer awareness. The piece notes broader postwar efforts by manufacturers to develop advanced materials, appliances, and furnishings.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Joseph St. Schulle
Kaiser Homes
Aia
Schulte Femringa
Aguschold
Tie
Naw
Army Seeks 15 Top Educators for Japan Training
Washington reports the Army calls for 15 top educators to train Japanese teachers under a Cold War cultural effort. Lt. Col. Nugent urged university leaders to expand support, highlighting the Institute for Educational Leadership and voluntary exchanges as key to democratic schooling in Japan and Okinawa.
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Helen B. Shafter
Washington
Acalvany
Japan
Cal
R. Sugent
Whit
Ube Civil Information and Education Section
SCAP
Okanawa
American Council On Education
Lhe Department
Ne Army
Nugent
American I Council On Education
U.S
Apanese
United States
Col. Nugent
Thirty-Three Races Among Jap Missionaries?
A damaged OCR fragment lists races or events titled Thirty-Three Races Among Jap Missionaries with unclear context. No further readable details on participants, dates, or locations are available.
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