Exiled royals and failed return hopes across Europe
The piece surveys exiled monarchs across Europe, noting Zog of Albania fled with his queen in 1939, Peter of Yugoslavia fleeing in 1941, and Tito's consolidation reducing royal chances. It mentions Archduke Otto’s Austrian bid and compares odds to De Valera leading the Orange order, amid a continent leaning republic.
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Don Juan
Spain
Lausanne
King George
Greece
Zog
al Bani
Mussolini
Thei
Non
Oga
Albania
Prince Wied
P.M
Europe
Marshal
Yugoslvia
Peter
Archduke Otto
Austria
Otto
de Valera
The
Orangemen
Last Vodka Day and Royal Intrigue in Postwar Italy
A fragmentary report notes Gen Susiaparov awarding US commander in Italy the Soviet Order of Sovo-Tov and hosting vodka and caviar at a late party in Rome. It mentions future Soviet liaison officers, Clark’s strained entertainments, Papal influence, and a speculative royal revival involving Leopold and Spanish pretender Pran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Italy
Red Army
Susiaparov
Berlin
Rome
Clark
Community aids demobilized servicemen with local groups
A damaged column discusses how towns can assist returning soldiers via Local Repatriation Committees. It details examples such as a solicitor offering free legal advice on Mondays, a widow offering housing references, a grocer running a merchandise venture, clothing aid, and night classes in English and math for servicemen seeking education and work prospects.
Lancasters For America to Fly on Air Force Day
Americans will see Britain's Lancaster bombers on Air Force Day August 1. The RAF accepted an invitation and chose No. 85 Squadron to represent, with a long history of pounding German war. Lancasters will depart Britain in early July for four to New York flights via Lagens Gander Newfoundland. Ground crews will travel by York aircraft.
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Britain
RAF
No. 85 Squadron
New York
Lagens
Avores
Gander
Newfoundland
York Aircraft
Pay Increase For Royal Household
LONDON Members of the Royal household are to receive a salary increase of 1 a week. For the first time in history the staff of the Royal household has joined the Civil Service Union. The salary increases are the result of negotiations by the union. More than 280 members of the staff at Buckingham Palace Marlborough House and Windsor Castle are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Household
Civil Service Union
Buckingham — Palace
Marlborough House
Windsor Castle
Psychiatrists discuss cases of paranoia amid neighborhood quarrels
Dr. Ariel and colleagues report that about 70 percent of court-referred cases show definite paranoia. They note that apartment dwellers face more trouble than homeowners and describe a landlord who fired shots to intimidate tenants after rent disputes.
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A. A. Ariel
I. C. Sherman
D. B. Rothman
P.c
Perfection Com
Arielf
Office of Price Administration
Arloff
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Exiles
Lafls
Ceelie
Peer
Mel
Germany
Yugoslavia
Tito
Leoroly
Umberto
Leopold
Mos Ic
Umberta
Pran
George
Aebothun
Proprietoy
Juana Vile
Mr BM
Ego Hase Cenit Aiid
Jos
Cantey Retmol
Markt
Tessnie
Vaneur
Lancasters For
America
Nelane
Lee Rs Piper Aestre
Western Australia
Pearse Bros
Ead
Tone Pearse Bros. Ltd
North Fremantle
Poultry Growers of W.A. Co-op. Society, Ltd
Welshpool
NOTR
Browere Anck
WNC Bevor
Roestreet
Perth
Australia
Commonwealth
Money Order Post Office
Scuizes
Osram
British General Electric Co. Pty. Ltd
Murray
Fea
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