Red School of Sabotage Exposed Soviet Trains Foreig ners
A column summarizes Junius Wood’s claim that an international Lenin school in Moscow trains Americans and others for sabotage and espionage. The piece quotes Wood’s description of curriculum and alumni, noting congressional record coverage and concerns about infiltration via unions and public offices.
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Chicago Daily News
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Moscow
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Siberia
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State Department
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Leningrad
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CARE Food Aid Urges Americans To Send Help Abroad
A physician warned of British starvation from rationing as Germany and other nations face food shortages. The piece urges Americans to aid through CARE Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, detailing $10 food packages delivering 40 963 calories and blankets, with packages sent to listed European countries plus England and Northern Ireland.
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Finland
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Greece
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Hungary
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Romania
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Wales
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Uncle Sam
Postal Boost Foreseen And Economic Edges Ahead
A House bill would revise postal rates for the first time since 1879, adding about 110 million dollars yearly, with parcel post up 90 percent, air mail to six cents per ounce, and second class rates rising by about 30 percent outside the publishing county. Local and nonlocal first class rates would stay at three cents beyond July 1.
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World Food Outlook Warns Of 1947 48 Shortfalls
The Department of Agriculture warns that world food supplies will stay critical for the 1947-48 crop year due to foreign crop losses. Gains in main producers will be offset by declines in import-reliant nations, likely increasing grain trade to keep imports steady amid low prewar-like supplies.
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