UN Russians Follow Cocktail Party Line
Jacob Malik, the Soviet diplomat at the United Nations, stays visible in UN receptions while avoiding close contact with Chiang Kai-shek’s delegation. Tension grows as Moscow backs Red China for the UN seat and friction rises with Tsiang and Bebler. The crew attends Security Council and cocktail events, with Lie and others noting politeness amid a cold standoff over China.
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Prancis
Scocess
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Ana Panquet
United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
New York
Srent
Gromyko
T. F.tsiang
China
Ales Bebler
Malik
Tey
Moscow i
Chiang
Kai-Shek
Moscow
Soviet Bloc
Tsiang
Nsiang
Security Council
U. S
Warren FR
Mall
Bebler
Cariel Blanco
Mali Th
Marci
Mohammed Zafifullah Khan
Pakistan
Mah
Jean Chauvel
Park
Trygve Lie
Lie
Icebox League
Security Coun
Homero Viteri Alfronte
Ecuador
Austin
Gross
Fungus Threat Finds New Dogwood Disease In The South
ATHENS GA The dogwood bloom is endangered by a new fungus disease detected by Dr Julian Miller of the University of Georgia. The ailment, found in Florida Georgia the Carolinas Virginia and Maryland, blights delicate blossoms and turns dogwoods pink and white. Miller recommends the Bovieaux Mixture as an effective spray before bloom to control the outbreak. The disease's discovery traces back to Dr A A Bitancourt of Sao Paulo who noted the dogwood blight during a Savannah walk.
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Athens
Julian 4
Miller
University of Georgia
Florida
Georgia
Carolinas
Virginia
Mary- Jana
Wight
A. A. Bitancourt
Sao Eaulo
Savanah
Rowl
Washington
Leainsy
Dr. Bitancourt
New York and California Take Lead in War on Teenage Sex Crime
John Sloan, 78, to receive a National Institute of Arts and Letters gold medal in painting after six years as a professional artist begun at 72. The gray haired painter attributes current interest to past works, ignores critics as fashion writers, and emphasizes unchanging dedication to experimentation in oils. He recalls near 1929 wealth from an importer that vanished with the crash, yet notes several earlier sales remain selling today.
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New York 2
John Stoan
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Hhe
Sloan
New ‘Yorke
André
Sargent & Greenleaf, Inc
Ritics
Rochester
Locks Defy Espionage Experts and Burglars New York
A US report touts new locks claimed to resist espionage and burglaries. It notes expert praise and mentions designer André Sloan and Rochester firm Sargent & Greenleaf. The piece reflects mid century security and art world crossover with critics split on style.
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Ares
Shabby-trosed man held with more than ten thousand dollars
In Phoenix a disheveled 30-year-old man was taken to police HQ after officers found over 10000 in bonds and cash in a paper bag. He claimed the money was his earnings from hard work selling denia as a yardman. Police suggested thriftier keeping savings might be wiser.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Denia
Octopus Invasion Fears Hit Britain Channel News
London reports warn of an octopus plague feared to threaten Channel swimmers. Experts say cross-channel fear is overblown yet shore warnings persist amid tales of encounters, including a boy seized by a common octopus and a rescuer stabbing the creature to death.
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London
Neimans
William J. Rees
Boatmelig
Natural His
Ory Museum
Hie
Neenand
Yyotorbors
Brighton
Towaver
Cannes
Fivach Riviera
Ashjing
Dover
Italy trails Mussolini loot in long delayed trial
In Padua Italy a mid June trial will examine the fate of Mussolini's treasure seized as his regime collapsed. Five charged with murder and theft heirs of a vast haul including gold watches and banknotes. Key defendants include Communist leaders and figures tied to Mussolini's last days and the partisan executions that followed. The case probes Communist roles in dispersing the treasure and the fate of personal papers and documents.
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Padua
Italy
INS
Retun
Mussolini
Clacetta Feracci
Como
Rome
Franklin’ D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Pierre Laval
Adolf Hiller
Generalissimo Franco
Luigi Longo
Waller Audi+ Isla
Marcello
Tolumn
Dante Gorreri
Yol
Ile
Neri
Glanna
Jibe
Gorreri
Earliest Syriac Sinaiticus Found At St Catherine’s Monastery
American archaeologists photographed and studied the Syriac Sinaiticus among some 31 000 priceless Christian manuscripts at St Catherine’s Monastery in Egypt. The four gospels copy is rooted in Second Century originals and kept in a glass case in the monastery library. The library houses over 1 500 000 leaves with Greek, Syriac, Coptic, Ethiopic, Arabic, Armenian and Slavic texts. The pages are miniaturized and illuminated with lapis blue greens and red on gold leaf. The oldest Arabic gospel translation is also being studied.
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Olof Handad
Cairo
Egypt
St. Catherine's Monastery
Sinai Peninaul
Lare
Tne British Museum
Japanese Girl Opera Eyes United States Tour
A large Takarazuka Girls Opera Company plans a possible U S tour in 1950 to raise dollars for Japan's postwar recovery. The company, famed for musical revues in Western style, comprises about 400 performers and aims to export its all female revue to fund rebuild efforts.
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Osama
Japan
Takarazuka Girls Opera Co
United States
America
New Laws Target Sex Offenders For Medical Treatment
United States adopts reforms in New York and California to separate criminal acts from the sick mind. Laws require medical care in mental facilities for sex offenders, aiming to curb repeat offenses and protect youths. The movement broadens public concern over teenage sexuality and demand for safeguards against predatory acts.
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Howard W. Biokeslee
New York
United States
California
Long and odd surnames highlight a name study findings
A New Orleans man and various others with unusual and lengthy names are cited in Elsdon Smith and a 20 year study. The Chicago confectioner Mountourgeotopoulos and others like Py of Farjong and Ol of Chicago appear among the longest and shortest names. The piece discusses initials, occupational names, and peculiar spellings found in American records.
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New York
New
Jrneans
Mailjillikageyeanegyaye Edeyouca Wearayilo Anlilyilayto
St Louis
Ahrenholersterbneumer
Medasnabaladi Dooseneaa
Detroit
James J. Pappatheodorokoum- Mountourgeotopoulos
Chicago
Elsdon & Smith
Intler
Fajriong, Minn
Indianapolis
Ahl American
Midlett School
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Walter Lippman
Mary Heaton Vorse
Will Lewin
Louis Untermeyer
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Communist New Masses
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Sargent & Greekleal
Britain
Arthur W.hite
Iobster-polsco Fai
North Carolina
Jerow
Myrtle
Duce
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Audisio
Valerio
Switzerland
Longo
Attorney General
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MT. Sinat
Mt. Sinai
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Ice
Hammond
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Commy
Maillillikageyeanegyaye
New Orleans
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Smith
Donat Yelle
Dayton
Burlington
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Wilk Sing
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Wright
Oceana
Smitty the Sawyer
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Jehant
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