Russian Cartoonists Spoof Bureaucrats
The Soviet humor magazine Crocodile, reorganized last year by the Central Committee to sharpen its artistic and literary output, now appears three times monthly and shows improved paper quality and drawing reproduction. It lampoons Anglo American imperialists and warmongers, while half its content satirizes Soviet citizens and organizations especially bureaucrats and faulting trade groups.
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Moscow
Crocodile
Centr
Commounist Party
Meany
Lfe
Nuernberg standards set for world order says Taylor
Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor, chief American prosecutor at the Nuernberg trials, argues the judgments established a dangerous yet enduring precedent for world order. He says the trials enforce universal standards of duty and responsibility, binding Germans and all nations, and mark the start of Nuernberg's influence on law and morals.
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Telford Taylor
Nuernberg
Washington
United States
Hague Still Refuses to Leave Jersey City Politics
Saint or sinner Robin Hood or robber, Frank Hague, last of America’s old time bosses, has retreated from his Jersey City citadel to a $125000 estate. After 36 years of control, he was toppled this month by John V. Kenny and the Free dom ticket, but Hague says he is not through and will stay in politics, blood in his veins. His nephew Frank Hague Eggers stood by him as succession sparked internal war. Concluded on Page 4, Column 1.
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Nuernberg
United States
Jersey CiTy
N. J
ENS
Saint
Robin Hood
Frank
Hague
America
Wocker
John V. Kenny
Freedom
Bue
Eee
Frank Hague Eggers
Eggers
Jersey
Kenny
Lts
John “Galsworthy
Faces Figure in Ballet Dancing for TV
TV ballet requires good faces and individual personalities. Choreographer Jimmy Starbuck explains video demands differ from Broadway priority on ensemble dancing and tight three day rehearsal windows for the Broadway Revue show aired in 30 cities.
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New York
Jimmy Starbuck
Starbuck
Broadway
The Faith to Keep Honor to Our Heroic Dead
A memorial tribute recalling John McCrae and George Matthews Adams. It urges Americans to preserve democratic ideals, liberty, and equality by honoring fallen soldiers and opposing foreign ideologies. The piece stresses national duty, crossroad memories, and the enduring torch of freedom.
French Rural Readers Embrace American Library on Wheels
Isolated French farming families near Soissons show more interest in books about America than Russia. The American Committee for Devastated France runs a roving Bibiliobus, visiting up to 15 villages daily to bring reading matter to households without television or radio. The program, started after World War I, paused during the occupation and resumed in 1946 under Mile. Victorine Werine, continuing in postwar relief work.
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Soissons
France
WNNS
America
Russia
Compiegne
Chatéau-Thierry
Anne ‘Morgan
New York
Many Farms Still Unmechanized in Iowa Southwest
Fay Boyer of Council Bluffs says five percent of farmers in southwest Iowa still operate with horse drawn equipment. He notes two types of horse users the young man starting out and the old timer, and says some farmers resist powered equipment.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Fay Boyer
Council Luits
Broadway Swings Pinza Leaves Opera For Broadway
Ezio Pinza abandons the Metropolitan Opera for South Pacific on Broadway. Fans swarm, six shows weekly plus matinees, with many women pursuing him. He bows graciously, then retreats to his dressing room as door staff struggle to hold back crowds.
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New ‘York
Ezio Pinza
Metropolitan Opera
Broadway
Opera Ia
South Pacific
Pinza
German women gain equal rights under new postwar constitution
The German draft constitution grants women equal rights and the vote, shifting from Hitler era norms. It notes men and women as equal every person, with women outnumbering men about three to two. Observers in the U S report changed attitudes and greater female influence in daily life and politics.
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New York
WNNS
Germany
Hitler
Lof Germany
Harper Sibley
United Pecil of Church
Grateful Really Is a Classified Ad Find Lost Dog
A Los Angeles man grateful today for a classified ad that brought back his wandering dog Teal Ti a female Springer Spaniel left home last Wednesday and appeared yesterday at the door of Stanley T Gray several miles away. The dog carried a copy of the Los Angeles Times in its mouth. Gray found the dog through the paper’s lost and found ads and called Grateful.
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Los Angeles U
Beri
Teal Ti
Stanley T. Gray
Los Angeles Times
Gray
Dog Purchases Aged Yorkship Terrier Dies After Illness
A London man bought a puppy at Petticoat Lane for 12 shillings. Three days later the dog fell ill and a league veterinarian said the animal was an aged miniature Yorkshire terrier with a stomach growth and only two teeth. Eight weeks after the purchase the dog died.
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Lonbond
Our Dumb Friends’ League
Paddington
Petticoat Lane
Iman
League
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Alary Amlartin
By David Preston
Sisley
Anna Haag
Wurttembers- Baden
Congress
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Connecticut
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