World Affairs Questions and Answers on Pakistan Korea and China
A reader exchange discusses Pakistan's need for public works versus fighting communism, the UN stance on North Korea, potential fate of religious establishments under Chinese communism, and skepticism about negotiating with Red China. Miscellaneous letters from readers in San Francisco Philadelphia Eugene Denver and Teheran reflect varied views on foreign policy and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakistan
San Francisco
Cal
China
Eugene, Oregon
Canterbury
Fabian Of The Yard Sequel Introduces Detective Bob Fabian
The third chapter outlines Fabian of the Yard depicting his ascent from constable to Scotland Yard superintendent over thirty years of crime detection. The installments are from the book Fabian Of The Yard recently published in America by The British Book Centre in New York.
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Bob Fabian
Scotland Yard
Fabian of
Yard
America
British Book Centre
New York
The Lon Chaney Detective and the Beer Bottle Burglar
In a 1929 setting the narrator, a Scotland Yard clerk then detective, chronicles solving a case linked to a beguiling beer bottle thief known as the Lon Chaney of the Thousand Faces. Through careful photography notes and a citywide manhunt, he traces disguises from boarding houses to pubs, culminating in a tense confrontation with a repertory actor connected to the artful burglaries.
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Scotland Yard Criminal Record Office
Lon Chaney
Dennis Patterson
Suffolk
Staffordshire Police
Velvet Bowie
Bursiem
Stoke-on-Trent
Stafford
Isle of Wight
Southport
Lon' Chaney
Thousand Faces
Sone
Marinebsre Police Staton
Northumberland Place
Madame Tussaud
rdiChok
Artichoke
Greater London
Sand Hill Readers Relate Cosmetic Spa Adventure
In a lively Sand Hills column a reader recounts a cosmetic spa visit with plush rooms, steam, and a humorous police encounter. The tale blends curiosity about beauty treatments with light self mockery and a witty about fate, ending with a quip on cremation and the line about the northern lights.
Explain Food Service Law At County Meeting
Dr. Marion G. Fisher of Lorain County Health Department led a Wednesday Oberlin High School session with food service operators. The event explained a state regulation requiring licenses for all public food establishments including churches and schools, issued by the local health department where the business operates, with hospital officials and county staff present to answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Marion G. Fisher
Lorain County
Health Department
Altives
Dr. Fisher
Willis Aukland
Thomas Gable
State Health Department
Claude Kri‘eck
Loraine
Telling Picture Story From A Series Of Photographs
A guide on why single images fall short and how a sequence of photos can convey a fuller narrative. It argues viewers gain context when a complete series presents identification details and descriptive elements, enhancing storytelling across movie, color slide, and black and white formats.
Obedience Classes and Titles for Purebred Dogs
Obedience classes at dog shows form about 19 percent of entries. Purebred dogs compete in Novice Open and Utility classes under AKC rules, earning up to 200 points. advanced titles include C D U D and U D T. A German shepherd breeder-owner duo earned both championship and U D in sequence. A Detroit news item highlights Sandy the Cocker Spaniel who assists his electrician owner, fetching tools on command.
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Louis Arnold
American Kennel Club
U. D
C. D
Detroit
Sandy
Gil Shubel
Fellows
Shubel
Military Signal Flags Outmoded
Washington reports the Army Signal Corps abandoned flag signals once used for warfare. Brigadier General Albert J. Myer created the flag signaling method after observing a Comanche warrior warning his party. Patented in 1856, flags faded as telegraph and telephone grew, and the system was returned to the Indians after the Spanish American War.
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Washington
Army Signal Corps
Albert J. Myer
Army
Signal Corps
Charges Dropped Over Sunday Softball Game in Uitenhage
A charge against two women's softball teams in Uitenhage South Africa for playing a game on Sunday was dropped on instructions from the Solicitor General.
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Uitenhage
South Africa
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By Edgar Ansel Mowrer
Syngman Rhee
Korea
United Nations
Philadelphia
North Korea
Red China
Ussr
Edgar Ansel Mowrer
Berlin
Denver
Col
Tran
Fabian
By Robert Fabian
la Mesa
James
Prosebiv Dennis
Sim
School of ‘Economics
Marylebone
Newington Causeway
Albany Street
Tishman
Ronald Colman
Canelli
David St Bude
David St. Rude
Theodore Charles Tokash
Joe Ferut
Second Street
Pennsylvania
Sand Hill
By Aneke Jahn
Father
Sand Hills
David St. Bude
Old Bailey
All Mall
Robert W. Service
Sam McGee
Week In Review
Scotland
PSPA
All
Jov
Shane Muldoon
Ireland
Youll
Pattern Department
Chronicle-Telegram
Pleasantville
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