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Pocatello
Idaho
gGy
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Court of Competent Jurisdiction
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Historic moment as Europe forms first consultative assembly
The Strasbourg meeting marks the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe and the Committee of Ministers. Early aims include economic talk and cultural cooperation while warning against premature political federation. The world hopes for steady unity to curb warlike tensions.
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Strasbourg
France
Parliament of Europe
United States of Europe
Jwn
Consultative Assembly
Council of Europe
Council
Committee of Ministers
Europe
America
Assembly
Vaughan race track favor taints White House aid ranks
Senate testimony by Tighe Woods describes Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan calling for fair treatment of friends needing scarce materials, six days before those resources reached a California race track project. The episode challenges the view of Vaughan as harmless mischief and questions his continued role beside President Truman.
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Tighe Woods
Senate
Harry Vaughan
White House
California
Vaughan
Truman
Mr. Truman
Hopeful Sign Gabrielson Seeks GOP Philosophy for 1952
Newly elected RNC chair Gabrielson aims to craft a distinct GOP political philosophy beyond tactics. He believes a compelling government philosophy, not mere campaign maneuvering, can restore presidential relevance, guiding the party toward the White House in 1952.
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Guy Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
GOP
Gabrielson
Democratic Party
Senate
House
Congress
White House
Untold Iran Azerbaijan Crisis Ties to Douglas and Stalin Jokes
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas faced Iranian censorship during a 195(9) trip amid famine in Azerbaijan. US officials accuse Tehran of sabotaging relief and aiding Communist influence as Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi bars Douglas from Azerbaijan. The report also recounts a Moscow joke by Rep. Marcantonio and President Truman weighing reforms to espionage trial procedures.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Iran
Persia
Ceas P
Douglas
U. S
Mohammed Riza Pahlevi
Azerbaijan
Russia
Red Army
Tabriz
Shah
Ois
Truman
FBI
Judith Coplan
Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
Furcolo
Report of My Death Was Greatly Exaggerated
A reminiscence recalls nights in the Tin Pan Alley era with a songwriter and a melody writer. They note late night sessions near West 44th Street and breakfast at The Lambs club across from the Union League theater crowd. An older genius finishes his breakfast as the scene unfolds.
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Russia
Tennessee
West 44Th Street
Lambs Club
The
Lambs
Union League
Sigma Chief
Regions With Low Ragweed Pollen For Hay Fever Relief
The article guides hay fever sufferers to seek low ragweed pollen regions such as the Pacific Northwest northern California southern California Arizona New Mexico the Rocky Mountains high elevations southern and eastern Florida parts of Maine northern Minnesota upper Michigan Wisconsin central Canada and several national parks Crater Lake Bryce Canyon Glacier Grand Canyon Grand Tetons Mount McKinley Mount Rainier Olympic Sequoia Yellowstone Yosemite Zion Sun Valley for seasonal relief combined with injections and allergy medicines.
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Northwest Pacific
United States
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Florida
Maine
Middle West
Great Plains
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Canada
Crater Lake
Bryce Canyon
Glacier
Grand Canyon
Grand Teton
Kings Canyon
Mount McKinley
Mount Rainer
Olympic
Grand Lake
Sequoia
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Zion
Sun Valley
Sugar Smuggling Broadway Idol Turns Generous
A retired Broadway musical comedy star nicknamed Handsome Harry fell on hard times yet kept generosity alive. Facing financial ruin, he emptied sugar bowls to give away sugar to passersby, a gesture that amused a Lambs club member and inspired peers who also shared their fortunes.
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Harry
The
Lambs
Germ carriers hard at work despite illness
The piece lampoons individuals who, despite a fever and cold, refuse bed rest to keep up offices and social duties. They push to meet obligations, citing indispensable tasks, marketing, shopping, and packages as reasons to work while contagious, risking others.
Notable quotes on Soviet policy and personal milestones
A roundup of remarks includes A A Arutiunian defending Soviet labor policy as rehabilitative, Tito asserting Yugoslavia will not abandon socialism, and James Stewart referencing a personal milestone after getting a license, all reflecting public figures speaking on political and social themes.
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Soviet Union
Society of Workers
A. A. Arutiunian
Russia
Dances of Johannesburg Mine Workers Blend Old and New
A day-long native dance event in Johannesburg showcases African tribes in vivid costumes and rhythmic stamping. Dancers perform in a triangle as thousands of miners watch with fervent chants. An observer notes the spectacle contrasts with the city’s wealth and modern life and plans to learn a Mzingili dance from a tribe member.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
A. W. Wells
Africa
Zululand
Bilarie Masia
Portugese
Anl
Wilds
Mchopi
New York
Arthur Murray
New French youth serum sparks old age doubts
Robert Ruark voices caution about a Paris doctor’s so called youth serum that allegedly rejuvenates the elderly. He warns it could disrupt society by renewing vigor in aged people while threatening old age’s calm, urging careful handling and ruling by authorities.
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New York
Emmanuel Jean Sobieski
Paris
United Nations
Answers and facts from a Q and A style column
The excerpt presents quick factual Q and A items on topics from lunar danger to the oldest Masonic Hall, yawning, red tape origins, Brigham Young’s children, elephant tusks, giraffe skin use, and the earth’s atmospheric extent. It lists concise answers with minimal context.
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Hotel Claridge
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McLean
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