Back in Service: Organs Restored in France Hospital and Church
Madison report notes two French pipe organs damaged in the war will resume playing. National Federation of Music Clubs funds restore organs in a hospital near Paris and a Norman church.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1948
Page
11
Madison report notes two French pipe organs damaged in the war will resume playing. National Federation of Music Clubs funds restore organs in a hospital near Paris and a Norman church.
Tokyo dispatch describes American policy in China as failing against the Communists. It cites Peiping propaganda, Manchuria lessons, and unease among Chinese leaders about U S support and credibility after alliance wartime plans.
Washington Secretary of State George C Marshall remains in satisfactory condition after a major kidney operation at Walter Reed Hospital on December 7. He is 68 on December 31 and may leave hospital next week to recuperate at his winter home in Pimnehurst, North Carolina, with Mrs. Marshall traveling from Leesburg to join him for Christmas.
A four nation fact finding commission was to report on the Costa Rica Nicaragua dispute. The group prepared a resolution for the Organization of American States council under the Rio Pact to preserve peace in the western hemisphere. Investigators arrived in Washington recently after visiting the region.
Costa Rica asks the Organization of American States to intervene in its dispute with Nicaragua. Costa Rica accuses Nicaragua of backing the recent invasion while Nicaragua denies the charge and accuses an international Caribbean league operating from Costa Rica and elsewhere of menacing Central American peace.
Hong Kong marks another first as Chinese officials are credited with using fingerprints as signatures and on seals over 2,000 years ago. Singapore police fingerprint expert O. O. Grifith notes the early adoption and historical significance.
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