Anti-Red Cuba Seen as Reds Nerve Center for Latin America
Havana reports that Soviet backed Cuban leadership forms the hub for communist operations across Latin America. Dr. Carlos Prio Socarras, a former Cuban official and candidate for president, argues Cuba coordinates Red activity from Havana, linking Moscow, Chile, Bolivia and other nations. He cites a growing Cuban network and lists figures tied to the movement, noting Moscow’s influence and the embassy’s substantial regional role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Latin America
Havana
Nea
Wey Jenation
Latina
Caribbean
Catstartin Oumansky
Mexico
Carlos Prig Socarras
Dr. Prio
Jongsime
Ramon Grau San Martin
Poreigsyt
Mat Summer
Tole
Cabin Confederation of Labor Eivay
Reda
Communista
Beyaba
Andsie Graniyko
Cha
New York
Uniiei
Nicolau Andreev
Gromivka
Chile
Bolivia
Colomaia
Venez
Puerto Rico
Tatia Neti
Trason
Prru
Senate Vicw
Dusy Ma
Tiassa
Ats
Blas Rocas
Arn Francisca Calero
Actus
Marinella
Lazaro Pena
Lavar
Sife
Stari on Negro Pre School Nursery Construction Start
Construction work will begin Monday morning at a Negro Peer School Nursery. Workers are needed to complete the building and volunteers may donate time. Report to Lindsay at Napier Grade School Soutding site of North Rennie. Rep. Carl Vinson of Georgia is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Na-pier
North Rennie
Heat Treatments Reveal Surprises in Medical Studies
University of Iowa researchers test heat lamps and microwaves on animals to explain pain relief. Microwave like waves increase skin blood flow, unlike broad heat that may reduce flow in large vessels. A lamp scanner analyzes different lamp types for heat direction and intensity, seeking why effects vary.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Praix Scienca Weportee Ows
Ctv
Iowa
Universty of Iowa College of Medicine
Dre
W. C. Paul
Cbr Kemp
H. B. Hines
Paul
Leopard Boone
Dy, Faul
Fr. Hines
Alto
Collins Explains Phases of County Government
Statements on the commissioners race to District 2 prompt explanations. After leaving office in July 1947, Collins notes road equipment left in poor condition and discusses travel allowances, salaries, and county funding practices. He cites changes since his term and outlines ad hoc variances in travel and road maintenance funding. A separate item reports Gov. Furber revoking a peyote grant and Berry paroled from a grand larceny sentence in Tulsa County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 2
Simee
Toomey
Siso Moarths
George BH. Collins
Nadeau Township School Serves Town as Community Hub
In Carney Michigan a single school hosts classes, civic events, fire protection and ambulance service for Nadeau’s 1700 residents. Led since 1944 by Fred Vescalarti the district built a two story brick high school after a fire, operates a wood and metal shop, a darkroom, cameras and film projectors, and uses tax funds efficiently to fund a living memorial at the town’s playfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney, Mich
Nea
Nedeau Township
Michie
Garaey Con
Carney
Fred Vescalarti
Maclean Township
Camey
Nadeau Township
Vescolam
Carrey School
Sehoth
Fakumg
Wear Assets Administration
Motor Reyes
Irene
Gudah
Ari Bhi
Move Canara
Uyed
Aries
Bank m. 4
Nadetu Township
Vescolant
Livieg
Wineter
Otwr
British Monarchy Drops Pomp And Splendor
A reflective commentary on how Britain’s royal rituals have faded into ordinary life amid economic straits and a socialist-era shift. It notes Buckingham Palace’s austere postwar style, relaxed court dress, and diminished courtesies, with anecdotes about ambassadors, American diplomats, and shifting royal ceremony norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis Democraticc
England
Britain
John Bull
Jevish
Buckingham Palace
Treale
Eleven Students Complete Strenuous Red Cross Water Safety Course
Eleven students enrolled in the Red Cross Water Safety program completed the course. Names include Russell Anderson Susena Jo Bellow Bigis June Colvin Joyn Rebert Ellis William Glenn Gibson Geettrnie Te ene Griffith Jania Jones Mra Tome Jacqueine Shipley Mary Joann Stephens Cornelia Ware and Frances Wilkinsor. National Red Cross representative James Hamilton praised the effort and interest, noting the class was among the most demanding he has seen. The local chapter plans to expand the program and train more instructors to meet growing demand.
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AIT
Red Cross
Russell Anderson
Susena Jo Bellow
Bigis June Colvin
Joyn Rebert Ellis
William Glenn Gibson
Geétrmie Teene Griffith
Jania Jones
Mra Tome Jacqueine Shipley
Mary Joann Stephens
Cornelia Ware
Frances. Wilkinsor
James Hamilton
National
J. Herates
Fisher
The
Aden Haynes
Wafat Chaineran
Dodd Seeks County Clerk Nomination in Democratic Primary
Annie Dodd of Pontotoc County announces her candidacy for county clerk. She cites decades in county service as deputy under three clerks, pledges to keep books and records up to date, and vows to be on the job, with oversight of expenditures, if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Dodd
Pontotoc County
Doric
Dodd
T. Wilbur
Wea
Senh
Courtenas
Milking Shorthorn Field Day Set for Friday
Milking Shorthorn breeders in Syntsitoc county plan a Friday field day at the court house at 10 am with Bill Thom of the American Milking Shorthorn Association in Chicago arriving to discuss breed classification and feeding and management. The group will visit two local herds and end at Chris Paderson’s farm with a basket dinner. All junior and adult members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syntsitoc County
C. H. Hatley
Bill Thom
American Milking Shortheer Association
Chicago
Court House
Chris Paderson
Peterson
Pontotde
Vanoss
Varosy
Interpol Reborn in 1945 A Global Crime Net
Paris dispatch reports Interpol revived in 1945 after dissolution by the war. The article traces its growth to coordinate 20 member nations, track 1500 wanted persons, handle thousands of informs, and assist arrests across borders, including cases in Luxembourg and Genoa. It notes few genuine detectives, a 20,000-name list, and modern methods replacing storybook folklore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nea
FBL
Vivian Homey
Texas
Hemmer
Edgar Hoover
Interpol
International Criminal Police Commissan
Fratecis Meunier
Genoa
Joseph Geler
Luxembourg
Galtier
Portugal
United States
FBI
Init
New York
Austria
Enterbot
Herz Senater
Vienna
Thoreughly
Bod
M Austria
Archi Bertic
Florent E Gauwage
TMT
Sioner
Scotland Yard
Werner Muller
Geers
Berm
Atry Soderman
Stockmole
Interpet
Jean Nevote
Gemerel
Ctirnals
Interpob
Bet
Frei
Europe
Stockehttan
Wes
Pais Rotel
U. S
Txterpal
Australia Furses Fower Project
The Victorian State government backs a vast hydro electric scheme named the Hirwa project. Water will be fed through tunnels to power stations at progressively lower levels, with Kiowa power stations delivering output. Cost about 20 million dollars, scheduled for completion in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Melbourne
Argumd & Bil
Lulowen Rowrs
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All-Cymerehs
Burton Reath
World Federation of Democratic Youth
Mexico City
World Federation of Trades Unions
Hoy
Frances Damen
Cathy
Lawes
Henry Rael Mavens
America
Credit Lite
U.S
British Empire
Russia
Andel Gronghe
Carl Vinson
Georgia
Collins
Oklahoma City
Roy J. Furber Todas
Lonnie, Berry
Cyveak County
Berry
Tulse County
Frances Acosta
Sem. Franciscn
James EB. Poth
Mexien
Elias Howe
Costa
Michigan
William 4
Duchaine
WAA
Hallowe'en Carniques
Growiays
Dewitt MacKenzie
Rete Magatyne
Charles
Dawes
Court of St James
Emsland
Guthrie, Okio
Charles Hughes
Police
Wiliam T. Smith
Ralph Reen
Een Omsar Bradley
Sith
Megs
WFR
Blandy
Rosette Hargrove
Enterpet
Raymond Kebenstachine
F. P. Caruen
Nea-Acme
Fabulaws
International Police Group
Tean Nepete
Louis Bricloux
Swidlass
Australia
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