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...Your June 15 article on the village of Kalavryta is one that would make me mortgage the homestead on TIME'S facts. Early in January 1944 a mid-air collision between many B-17's occurred near this village. Having parachuted within a day's walk of Kalavryta we started south and late in the afternoon came upon this village. The ruins were devastating and still smoldering; my heart skipped a beat, and I thought "Did one of our colliding B-17's land on this village?" It was with little relief that I heard...
That old melodrammer The Perils of Marianne went into a new chapter last week. With France being sucked into the buzz saw of bankruptcy, strikes threatening the mortgage on the old homestead, Premier René Mayer had one of those ideas which come only to topflght scenarists and agile politicians. Picking up the transatlantic telephone, he asked Washington: What about a Big Three international conference? The answer was: it's on the way (see NATIONAL AFFAIRS...
Roger J. Bulger, Hollis, Long Island; Edward G. Condon, Long Beach, N. Y.; William F. Dennis, New York City; Forest W. Hansen, Racine, Wise,; Edward M. Krinsky, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Richard A. Lionette, Everett, Mass.; Richard J. Manning, Homestead, Pa.; Rollin F. Perry, Long Beach, N. Y.; Harry P. Sacks, Long Beach, N. J.; David P. Silver man, Brookline, Mass...
...plot is generally quite simple. A lean, hardfighting ex-officer and eternal gentleman returns to Old Home Town, Texas. Finding that some dam Yankee carpetbagger has cut him out of his job, girl, homestead, and even his favorite place in the saloon, the Forgotten Hero clenches his teeth and waits. He is still waiting and quietly suffering when the girl-snatching Nawthorn rascal injures either his mother (in pictures apologizing for the James boys) or anyone's honor (in all other films of this genre). Then all hell breaks loose with proud victors vanquished, widows revenged, and Yankee misrule giving...
...Steel's top brass drove out from Pittsburgh last week to the company's most famous plant, Homestead. It is the plant that Andrew Carnegie once owned, and it was the keystone of the great 1901 merger on which U.S. Steel was built. Now, half a century later, Chairman-President Ben Fairless and his aides came to witness another milestone: the pouring of Big Steel's one billionth ton of metal. Never before in world history had one company made as much; it was twice as much as all the mills in Russia had ever made...