Stalin at 69 as Molotov rising as heir to power
Moscow dispatch reports Joseph Stalin at 69 in good health with indications he may designate Vyacheslav Molotov as his successor. Lavrenty Beria is identified as a potential second in line, with Zhdanov recently deceased and Bulganin now handling defense. The piece notes Stalin’s continued control of the council of ministers and the central committee.
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Joseph Stalin
Stalin
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Russia
Soviet Union
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Beria
Andrei A. Zhdanov
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Communist Party
Ministry of Defense
Nikolai Bulganin
Zhdanov
Bulganin
Front spots in national celebrations by Fred Neher
Stories persist that he is it. So far as can be determined, however, all health is not seriously poor. Since the war he has taken an annual winter vacation at Sochi on the Black Sea coast. Communist notices of Stalin's anniversary varied. London Daily Worker mentioned a line. Berlin Soviet licensed papers hailed him as friend of working people. Tito sent greetings. Borba published a four column front page picture.
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Florida
Stalin
London Daily Worker
Berlin
Communist Party
Stalin Eien Yugosavia
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Borba
Belgrade
Stray Firecracker Triggers Fireworks Display
A crowd of about 10 000 watched an impromptu fireworks show in Wichita Falls after a customer set off firecrackers at a stand. One cracker landed in a box of torpedoes and the blaze caused about 1000 dollars in damage.
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Wichita Falls
Food allergy may mean poor grades in school
Doctors at an American Academy of Pediatrics meeting in Atlantic City link childhood behavior and school performance to food allergies. They cite eggs milk wheat and other foods as potential triggers and note early treatment and avoidance can reduce reactions and improve learning.
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Reece
Junior
Susan Dees
Durham
Arthur Hoersch
Cleveland
Ohio
Jerome Glaser
Rochester University School ‘of Medicine
American Academy of Pediatrics
Atlantic City
Glaser
Bert Ratner
New York University College of Medicine
Ratner
Eggs and sugar debate ends with department verdict
The Department says brown eggs and white eggs taste the same and have equal nutrition if fresh. Housewives argue over cane and beet sugar for jelly, but experts find no chemical difference. The discussion continues among readers.
Goat or AE Separately Will Hurt When Eaten Together
The note asserts that eating goat or AE separately will hurt when eaten together and mentions nutri plain. It also states appendicitis is not caused by eating fruit seeds.
Food Safety Myths on Food and Metal Utensils
A government note debunks food spoilage fears from improper storage in cans and aluminum utensils. Metal contact may slightly tint acid foods but does not ruin them, and darkening of aluminum is harmless. It also dispels myths about incompatible food pairings at meals and says milk with fish or tomatoes is fine.
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