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Soviet government organ Izvestia | U.S Secretary of State James LAFAYETTE, ‘Aug. 22.—Purdue i sald today that Russia has flatly | Byrnes said Monday that tle United

oseph Aspirin, (university's new president, 37-year- rejected proposals by the western | States also was not “satisfied” that | oo |0ld Frederick Lawson Hovde, named allies Tor allied supervision of elec- the Bulgarian election arrange-

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[than a year's efforts during which | called supervision would fake, es- ~ more than 150 persons were consid- |

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Lake,. N, D., where he worked in the ‘wheat flelds. He starred in football and basketball at the University of Minnesota in" 1928 and repeatedly demanded whether he oy : worked for Norway's inclusion in i Easting Jom Minnesota the Greater German reich, | ¥, Wilh a bachelor ol sclenceé| yp, eyadeq direct answers to a arts degrees fro mOxford where he| did researci®™in physics and chemthe University of Minnesota, serving in various capacities, In 1936

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they found “no signs that he is mad —and nothing to show that he is a person with under-developed or weakened mental power.” | Special Prosecutor Annaeus Schjoedt read the text of a letter | sent by Quisling to Hitler July 19, 1940, complaining that he had not received the promised financial sup-| port for his part in the German occupation of Norway.

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