Stalin at 70 Affects Cold War Prospects in Kremlin
Washington dispatch notes Stalin remains in good health at 70 and likely to stay in power for years. Officials anticipate a possible succession by V. M. Molotov with Malenkov and Beria as power brokers, forecasting no immediate shift in Soviet policy. Details on Stalin’s routine show reduced work hours with more time at Sochi or his dacha, while Western estimates of his influence have shifted since WWII.
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Mao Not to Become Tito Says Tokyo Editorial
Tokyo reports that Mao Zedong will not mimic Tito as claimed by Mainichi editors and American observers. The Mainichi editorial and Gen. MacArthur headquarters convey widespread Japanese belief that Mao has dismissed hopes of being Taoized and will pursue closer Soviet ties and a peaceful democracy under Stalin.
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Eires Iron Curtain Denounced in Belfast Speech
Alderman Harry Midgley MP denounced Eire’s iron curtain in Belfast Northern Ireland. He criticized ecclesiastical dictatorship censorship in literature language and film and asserted it stifled regeneration.
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Water Wasters Facing Prison
New York officials warned of jail terms for water wasters as the city grapples with a critically low supply. Magistrate Morris Rothenberg fined nine men from 25 to 100 dollars for leakage and waste, saying drastic punishment is needed. Reservoirs stand at 34.7 percent full with about 62 days of supply left at normal usage. Shipping lines were told to source water elsewhere when possible and standpipes on about 250 joint docks were closed except for emergencies.
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Domestic Plea on Domestic Relations Court Moved to Fort Worth
A motion for rehearing to test the constitutionality of Potter County's proposed Domestic Relations Court will be filed in the Court of Civil Appeals at Fort Worth on January 6. John Peterson, county attorney, said he will appeal to the Supreme Court if the appeals court overrules the motion. The Second Court of Civil Appeals affirmed the district court, ruling the court unconstitutional. The suit seeks a mandamus against Crudgington, who would not honor vouchers for expenses of the new court. W. F. Nix represents Crudgington.
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Queen Dances With Footman at Buckingham Palace Party
The queen danced with the palace footman and the princess with the clock winder at Buckingham Palace annual Christmas party. Queen Elizabeth wore a diamond tiara and green gown while Margaret wore rose pink. King George watched from the sidelines though still recovering from a leg ailment and retired near midnight.
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El Salvador Plans Low Cost Privately Financed Housing
El Salvador undertakes a three year building boom and plans privately financed low cost housing construction, aiming to expand affordable living options amid economic growth.
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