Greek Revolution Sets New Trend in Greece Story
Washington column argues the current Greek uprising is led by Moscow trained leaders despite many rebels not being communists. It claims guerrillas are indoctrinated in Marx, Lenin, and Stalin and that political commissars are appointed to units. The piece cites U. S. aid aims and calls for ending warfare, feeding the population, and restoring normal economic life to let communism fade.
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WNU Service
Eye Street
N. W
Washington
D. C
Greece
Helen of Troy
palace
war department
state department
Tito
Yugoslavia
Karl Marx
Nick Lenin
Joe Stalin
Moscow
Turkey
Basement Homes Solve Crisis in St Cloud After Housing Shortage
In St Cloud Minnesota a housing crisis spurred by returning GIs led to a pioneering program of basement homes. Mayor Murphy underwrote the first five in 1945 and now 175 dot the landscape. Families registered for housing as 24 by 30 foot basements with two bedrooms a living area kitchen and bath became a fast affordable solution.
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Ubis
America
St. Cloud, Minn
Times
St. Cloud
Jerome Bielejeski
Murphy
G.I.s
Clif Ganfield
Cliff
South Pacific
Luzon
Japan
MacArthur
Sarah
Karen
Don Strack
Don
Strack
Ralph Borrowman
George Schuler
alsa
Redeemer Lutheran church
Review of Talks Stalemate and Rising Prices Foreseen
The report notes a deadlocked U S Soviet dialogue in the Council of Foreign Ministers over German peace terms, with optimism fading on the Austrian treaty and a tough Russian demand for reparations. Business leaders warn higher prices loom, while the Galveston Texas City explosions raise fears of broader losses and ongoing rescue efforts. Article 51 of the UN charter is cited as a possible path for atomic energy control bypassing the Security Council veto.
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U. S
Marshall
Stalin
Moscow
United States
Council of Foreign Ministers
Russia
Security Council
Dr. Fox
Record Wheat Crop Forecast Offsets Exports
Washington reports wheat stocks were depleted by record grain and flour movement to war-torn Europe, but 1947 production is expected sufficient for home needs with some to spare. Winter wheat may reach 973 million bushels and spring 285 million, despite only 140 million on farms April 1. Farmers sold grain due to high prices, while oats and barley stocks decline helped by stronger corn supplies. rye crops show satisfactory progress despite mid-December cold.
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WASHINGTON
department of agriculture
Crocheted Chair Set and Pillow Top Pattern Notice
Crochet pattern offers chair set and pillow top with instructions and charts. Send 20 cents in coin for pattern. Due to high demand, a few orders may take longer to fill. Send your order to the address provided.
Wake up a healthy start with lemon juice and water
Promote regular bowels with fresh lemon juice in water each morning on an empty stomach. Sunkist Lemons provide vitamin C and other nutrients, aiding digestion and boosting immunity while offering a simple, healthful routine to try for ten days.
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California
Sunkist
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Annapolis
Sloan
AHred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors corporation
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Economic club of
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TEXAS CITY
Galveston bay
Tex
High Flyer
Monsanto Chemical
Houston
Galveston
Washington monument
Sewing Circle Needlecraft
Dept
W. Randolph St
Chicago
Monsanto works
Monsanto chemical plant
ALASKA OR BUST
murtio
Chris 3. Burris
Judith
dag “Buddy
Baltimore
Edward Repetts
Washington, D. C
Port Chilkoot
Alaska
territory
fich and Dickon
Mente
Lydia B. Pinkham
Finkham
LIDIA E. PUAAGAMTS Seton
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