Pope Urges U S to Aid Refugees
Pope in Gandolfo urges prompt U S action to aid refugees amid grave political economic and humanitarian dangers from delay He appeals to American lawmakers and clergy to join a month long refugee survey and press for full freedoms for displaced people The Pope spoke during a Sunday audience at his summer residence with U S lawmakers present and urged vigorous action to end dereliction toward refugees
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Italy
Fis
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Troy Record
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Engiieh
van Het
Francia Walter
D.va
House
Frank Foilnwe ¢F-Mes
Germany
Austria
Naples
United States
Pope echoes duty to protect refugees amid political strife
Members of the congressional committee described the Pope as vigorous and engaged despite his age, noting his emphasis on respecting human rights and the image of God in every person. He stressed that aid to refugees remains a grave moral duty for nations and states.
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M.pla
Congressional Committee
Old Court Room Opened 51 Years Ago Yesterday
Yesterday marked the fifty first anniversary of the old county court room opening on the second floor of the county building. The 1898 dedication featured Justice Edgar L. Furgman and speeches by judiciary, bar members, and citizens including former congressman Martin Townsend.
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Edgar L. Furgnan
Supreme Court
Judiciary
Martin Townsend
Congress
Town- Send
Mace
Connie Conuor
Coter Berard ‘Star Church
Cnurt
Feria
Snother Eeiet
Trey Rt
Mons
Aisa
Merchants Reject Bell Aircraft Firm's Proposal
The article reports that merchants reject Bell Aircraft firm’s plan during negotiations at the Niagara Falls Airport. It notes the signing of an agreement and a meeting at the airport with speakers and company officials present.
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Mrnkers
Bell Aircraft
Firnd
Agriculture Dept Drops Farm Output Forecasts
The Agriculture Department plans to end its wartime practice of publishing production goals for crops such as wheat corn cotton and rice to guide markets. Officials say forecasts will be kept private as surpluses grow and foreign demand narrows while Congress and farmers push for tighter controls and new surplus management strategies.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Céral Times
Goris
Round Lake Brick Mystery Windowing Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Round Lake brick issue with garbled terms and scattered phrases. No coherent events, names, dates, or places can be identified to form a clear news item.
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