Red School of Sabotage Exposed Soviet Trains Foreigners To Wreck Own Countries
A Washington column cites Junius Wood reporting on the Lenin school in Moscow, alleging it trains foreigners to sow discord and wreck nations. The piece quotes a Chicago Daily News dispatch and warns readers about alleged infiltration via unions, liberal clubs, and public offices.
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America
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San Francisco Bay
Crow’s-Nest
York
Junius Wood
Pacific
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Kremlin
Wond
National Press Club
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South Dakota
Wood
Congressional Record
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Know
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International Lenin School
Moscow
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Igh
Siberia
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Weort
Masrow
Chicago
State Department
FBI
Jamius Wood
Leningrad
Stalingrad
CARE Food Aid Urges Americans to Send Help Now
A wartime appeal urges Americans to send food and supplies through CARE, a non profit with U S government blessing. It notes Germany and much of Europe face severe hunger with calories far below needs and lists eligible countries for cotton goods and food packages including Austria Belgium Czechoslovakia Finland France Greece Hungary Netherlands Norway Poland Romania and Germany plus the U K regions for food.
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CARE
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France
Greece
Maly
Hurtgary
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Poland
Romania
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Northern Ireland
Uncle Sam
Postal Rate Revision Proposed by House Elevates Costs
A bill in the House would raise postal rates for parcels by 30 percent and lift air mail to six cents per ounce, while keeping current first class rates until July. It also boosts second class newspaper mailing costs by about 30 percent and would take effect 60 days after passage. The plan expects to raise roughly 110 million dollars annually for post office revenues. The Federal Reserve Board foresees no sustained price slump, predicting a necessary and healthy downtrend in prices as inflation pressures ease. The Oklahoma battleship, sunk at Pearl Harbor, is recalled as a symbol of a war era, raised and scrapped after years of service, finally slipping beneath the waves three miles northeast of Pearl Harbor.
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Pearl Harbor
END THE WAR: Students Riot in China Demand Fast Peace
Thousands of university students in Shanghai Nanking and Peiping defied Chiang Kai-shek ordering quiet. About 25,000 students from 16 universities struck for peace ending the civil war. They demanded grading reform higher government living allowances and an end to the war. The government warned of forcible suppression if needed.
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Chiang
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Peiping
World Food Outlook Is Critical For 1947 48
The Department of Agriculture warns the world food situation will stay critical for the 1947 48 crop year due to foreign crop losses. Gains in major producers will be offset by declines in import reliant nations, likely increasing grain movement in international trade.
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United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
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