The People Behind the Iron Curtain Continues
A visiting reporter tours Soviet rest homes along the Black Sea and Caucasus region. He observes 30 day vacations, medical checks, sun and sea therapies, and NKVD oversight at the Ministry of Agriculture Rest Home. He notes Soviet facilities, equipment, and exchange of American gear amid a climate of state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sea
Caucasus Mountains
Pravda
Red Army
Ministry of Agriculture
Stalin
Nikolai
NKVD
Stalin Binological Institute
Kiev
Minsk
Moscow
Amerinkanski
Harashaw
Studebaker
Phil Bender
United States
Soviet Union
Inventory Offered for Export With Payment Terms Listed
The listing shows items including water coolers, bicycles, winch lines, flying clothes, vacuums, bulbs, blowers, presses, and material tags with minimum and maximum offers. Most may be exported. Payment by cash or check to the Treasurer of the United States. credits may be established at the WAA Regional Office. All deliveries are F.O.B. location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Assets Administration
WAA
United States
F.O.B
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Iron Curtain
CAA
Russia
Stalingrad
4Th and Lincoln
SCV
America
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Fredrick
LEO Guild
Marcel Rodd, Inc., Publishers
Maraca
Lion
Times
Mayaguez
Waldo E. Houghton
Optometrist
Oliver Eakle Bidg
James
East 9Th and
N. Johnson
N. Heitzman
Amarillo
Amarieo Laundry
Cision
Clemson
Morrow
Thomas
Hardware Company
POLK
Oklahoma
Mcalester
U.S. Naval Storehouse
Oklahoma City
Tinker Field
Corner
R.F.C
Tulsa
Dollies Melton Cloth
Veterans World War lI R.F.C
Okla
Leonhardt
N. Memorial Drive
Federal Security Administration
Fas
Tulsa Regional Office
Tulsa, Oklahoma