Arctic development accelerates along Siberian coast after war
Moscow dispatch reports renewed Arctic expansion by the Soviet Union with large northern settlements for timber, furs, coal, oil and minerals. Soviet icebreakers guard routes from Archangel to Murmansk while new stations, air routes, and a polar map aid spring navigation across Siberia.
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Perace
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Archangel
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M. A. Titlev
Lenin
Wiese Island
Kara Sea
Siberian
New Siberian Islands
Svernayya Zemlya
Novaya Zemlya
Arctic
Arctic ambitions and the northward race across Siberia
The piece notes mineral wealth and ports in Lapland and Sakhalin with Kirovsk and Igarka among emerging hubs. It chronicles icebreaking milestones from the Yermak to the Siberiakov and the growth of Arctic shipping, plus the Arctic Institute in Leningrad and the veteran explorer Admiral Papanin's long northern career.
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Lapland
Igarka
Yeénisei
Siberia
Sakhalin
Japan
North
England
Archangel
Pacific
Will and war dog breeds noted in brief column
The will of a noted London physician specifies burial fully dressed in blue serge with a box of matches in one hand a pipe in the other and a tobacco pouch on the breast. The Army endorses German Shepherd Belgian Sheepdog Doberman Pinscher Scots Collie and giant Schnauzer as favored war dogs.
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London
Simple Ceremony Surrounds Burial of Mrs. Ernie Pyle
Mrs. Geraldine Siebolds Pyle widow of war correspondent Ernie Pyle was buried in a snow covered Afton cemetery after a brief ceremony attended by family and close friends. She died in Albuquerque after influenza on November 23. Pyle was killed on Ie Island in the Pacific last April.
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Ernie Pyle
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Geraldine Siebolds Pyle
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Pyle
Ie Island
Pacific
Churchill Attacks Labour for Socialism Threat to Britain
Winston Churchill decried Labour government and urged Conservative voters to back swift demobilization and reconversion modeled on the United States. He warned of coming fundamental quarrels between the People and Socialists and criticized Sir Stafford Cripps for austerity.
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London
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Return from Waco Mr and Mrs Eastland 808
Mr and Mrs R P Eastland return from Waco where they visited relatives and attended a brief social gathering at 808 address.
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R. P. Eastland
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