Eyes And Ears Of Russia Albania Only Soft Spot In Europe
A 1940s era account describes Albania as the Western vulnerability in Europe. The piece cites Soviets fortifying Saseno island, Valona port, and Tirana with heavy military presence. It notes Soviet submarines, MIGs, strict rationing, mass executions, and purges under Enver Hoxha and Mehmed Shehu amid a 1950s crackdown and 1951 bombing incident.
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Albania
Europe
Phil Newsom
Greece
Italy
France
Spain
Mediterranean
Albanie
Adriatic
Rom
Valona
Saseno
United States
U. S
Prenen
Tirana
Vatona
Fion
Enver Hoxna
Mehmet Shenu
Security Police
Shehu
Red Army
One Quarter of New York City Infected by Trichinosis
Doctor Jacques May asserts about 25 percent of New York City residents are infected with trichinosis from contaminated pork. He links garbage-fed hogs and uneaten leftovers to ongoing infections, noting the problem is widespread in the West Coast and among 16 million Americans. May warns of mild, often undiagnosed cases and cites global parasite prevalence and risks, stressing democracy's culture requires healthy people. In Connecticut, dairy farmers learn about the cow stomach through a movie, while kangaroos are described as gregarious vegetarians living in bands.
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New York
Jacques Mr. May
New York City
May
Medical Geography Department
American Geographical Society
Soct
Bank Fights For Right To Music In Decator Illinois
The Milli Kan National Bank vows to fight for the right to combine checkbooks and music. ASCAP ruling threatens the bank’s practice of playing records over a loudspeaker until a license is obtained. Michigan’s shoreline along Lakes Superior Huron and Erie is the state’s longest.
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Decator
W.kh
Milli Kan National Bank
American Society of Composers, Authors ,and Publishers
ASCAP
Michigan
Lakes Superior
Michigan, Huron
Erie
Crude Oil Production Decreases For Week
US crude oil output averaged 6 362 400 barrels daily last week, down 2 015 from the prior week per Oil and Gas Journal. Mississippi rose 1 875 barrels, Michigan up 1 660, while Illinois fell 2 700, Kansas 2 060, Colorado 1 600. Oklahoma gained 200. Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and New Mexico level.
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Tulsa
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Mississippi
Michigan
Umnois
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Mexico
Red Hair Fad Foreseen by Style Expert
CHICAGO UP Half the women in America will be redheads by next fall a beauty expert predicted. Miriam Cordwell of New York said the trend toward elegance is growing as many women tint their hair red and the style is snowballing.
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Chicago
America
Miriam Cordwell
New York
Conoco Earnings Drop by Over One Million
Conoco reported 1951 net earnings of 31.29 million dollars or 4.25 per share, down from 42.41 million dollars or 4.26 per share in 1950. President L. F. UiCollum blamed high corporate taxes and urged relaxation of government restrictions to preserve the fuel supplier's vitality for the nation.
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Houston
Continental Oi! Co
L. F. UiCollum
McCaillum
Goats Help Pay Bills For Divinity Student
A Baldwin Wallace College divinity student, Hobert Johnson, 22, milks and tends goats to fund studies. He waters and milked a herd of weary goats, supporting himself while pursuing religious training.
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Berea
Baldwin
W. College
Hobert Johnson
Johnson
Libelioy
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