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British Government Wins Injunction Against Squatters
The British government obtained interim injunctions to stop squatters from entering or remaining in government vacated buildings amid a spreading movement. Courts ruled trespass was ongoing and urged early intervention. Labor leaders criticized the action while warning for nationwide union support of the squatters.
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London
Voice of
Britain
Aetine Council
Engineering and Allied Trades
Ala
National Council
Tass denies claim of Russian regiments in Albania near Greece
The Soviet news agency Tass denied abroad reports that two Russian regiments were stationed in Albania near the Greek border. The denial, issued in London, dates from September 18 and counters circulating international claims about Soviet military redeployments.
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London
Tass
Today
Albania
Greece
Death of Sir James Jeans noted in London
Sir James Jeans eminent astronomer and author died Monday at his home in Dorking Surrey shortly after his sixty ninth birthday. He was famed for his theory that stellar longevity and energy arise from slow atomic disintegration and had lived in retirement for 17 years while writing popular books on the cosmos.
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London
James Hopwood Jeans
Dorking
Surrey
American women to have hosiery supply this year
Washington reports the Civilian Production Administration says enough hosiery will be produced in seven months to meet demand unless distribution problems or panic buying upend the market. Herbert Rose, CPA textile chief, notes about 350 million pairs made in the first seven months, including 200 million nylon and 115 million rayon.
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Washington
Herbert Rose
CPA Textile Division
Strength For The Day By Ari L. Douglas D D
When the motion picture Livingstone in Africa was being made an official of the film company remarked that the project would be hard to make not because it is hard to reconstruct but because of the scope and challenges involved defined by the author and projected for readers.
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Livingstone
Africa
Rich
Livingstone and the Call of Africa
A compact meditation on why David Livingstone left Scotland for Africa. A trained physician, he sought a religious ideal rather than wealth, mirroring how great figures pursue lofty aims beyond self and gain recognition as a byproduct. The text urges action now to pursue grand ideals.
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