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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
8
Mauric Price, head of the UN interpretation division, reads minds of delegates and translates instantly between English, Russian, French, and several other languages. The Polish representative Katy Suchy is noted among interpreters, highlighting the diverse linguistic setup at the UN.
The passage mixes discussion of consecutive interpretation challenges with a critique of interpreter accuracy and timing, noting how phrases and names can be misread or repeated across languages. It also touches on wartime pesticide research and safety considerations led by Dr W oH Martin of Rutgers University.
Oberlin bride Jane Gray Wright wed at Hartford last Saturday in a candlelit ceremony. The bride, wearing satin and pearls, and the groom Howard Wright will reside at 79 South Cedar Street after a honeymoon eastward. NAACP elects officers and reports branch activities on Professor Street, with plans for further race relations discussions and a past case recap. Weather and local social news round out the day as families visit and relocate within Oberlin.
Prices for beef and veal fall along Toronto butcher shops and markets with sirloin down from 79 to 69 cents per pound in some stores. A North Toronto marketer reports around 10 cent cuts, and cattle price declines of 2.50 to 2.50 per hundredweight affect Trade. Toronto Livestock Exchange drafts protest against Ottawa embargo limiting cattle sales to the United States. Ogdensburg NY marks 200th anniversary of its founding with note on earliest distribution of smulk in glass bottles 60 years prior.
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