Chiang rebukes Quirino over Baguio conference aim
From Taipei Chiang Kai-shek denounces Elpidio Quirino for veering from the anti Communist goal of forging an Asiatic union. He warns that without clear objectives the Baguio talks may fail to unite Asiatic nations against international communism. India and Ceylon oppose India’s participation while Burma is named as a potential seventh participant.
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Talpal
Formosa
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Baguio
Philippine
Elpidio Quirino
Taipei
Jetter
Quirino
Chiang
Jast
George K. C. Yeh
Muniam
India
Manila
Ceylon
Philippines
Burma
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Fragmented Page
A damaged OCR fragment shows a crossword puzzle item titled mK Tage t-Angr with partial garbled text about modern writing. The lines offer few readable clues and no clear answers or dates. The item appears as a miscellaneous puzzle snippet without solvable entries.
Yugoslavia and Greece Exchange Ministers to Repair Ties
Yugoslavia and Greece appointed ministers to serve in Athens and Belgrade signaling a move to improve diplomatic relations after tensions during the Greek civil war. Tito split from the Soviet led bloc, with Greece naming Gen. Nicholas Pangalos as premier and Serif Lehovic to represent Tito in Athens and Demetr Pappas to head the Greek mission in Belgrade.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tugvalavia
Greece
Athens
Grece
Marshal Tito
Tito
Nicholas Pinathras
Serif Lehovic
Demetr Pappas
Williams Begins Building Program at Williams College
Work has begun on a $2.5 million fund driven building program at Williams College. Renovations will modernize Thompson Physics and Biology Laboratories with fireproofing soundproofing new lab gear and expanded facilities. The psychology department gains offices classrooms and lab space in the biology building while astronomy space grows in the physics building.
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Williams College
Thompson
Williams
Des Granges and
Steffian
Boston
Alberthan Co
Red River Recedes as Flood Outlook Improves
The Red River began to ebb slowly across Winnipeg and nearby towns with a reported inch drop in 13 hours. Flood activity still evident along its course from Emerson to the International border as officials warn there is a long way to go before danger ends. Bridges near the twin cities suffered collapse, leaving only Redwood and Provencher operational. D M Stephens calls the outlook encouraging but urges caution.
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Lake Winnipeg
River
Twin Cities
Redwood
Provencher
Oe D. M. Stephens
Mrs Luce Praises Mrs Roosevelt In Warm Tribute
Clare Boothe Luce lauds Franklin D Roosevelt’s wife as a force for good at a Brooklyn banquet. Mrs Roosevelt receives a Williamsburg Settlement gold medal for meritorious service to the underprivileged amid attacks from critics.
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New York
Franklin D
Laward
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Roosevelt
Luce
Mrs. Roosevelt
Tufted Pie Seller Treads Quiet Market Street
A fragmentary note hints at a local pie seller named in a loose, period voice. The readable bits mention a trade or craft on a street, with no clear date, place, or full event.
Rourke Credits Fire Officials In Quick Action
In a terse acknowledgment, Rourke praised fire crews for swift containment at the scene. Officials credited rapid response with limiting damage amid chaotic conditions and ensuring public safety.
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Rourke
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Eee Rolale
Bereadidang
Tna
Shell
Red River
Mrs. Luce
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Frigidaire Electric Ranger
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Glen Ave
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Chrysler
America
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Eagle Garage
H. Vardenburgh
Congres St. Cohees
N.Y
Broadway
Watervliet, M
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