Greek Revolution Sets New Trend In Greece Guerrilla Schools Teach Communism
News analyst notes a shift in Greek guerrilla warfare from top driven coups to popular uprising led by Moscow trained leaders. Fighters are indoctrinated in communism during daily classes, with political commissars assigned to units. The piece argues Allied aid could be used to push Greece toward stable governance and resist communism.
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Greece
Karl Marx
Nick Lenin
Joe Stalin
Moscow
Turkey
Basement Homes Solve Crisis in St Cloud After War
In St Cloud Minnesota a housing shortage spurred an emergency plan. Up to 175 basement houses now line the town, cost 2600 dollars, built from understructures by veterans and locals. Mayors and residents rallied to provide homes with rapid construction and community effort.
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America
St. Cloud, Minn
Times
St. Cloud
Jerome Bicle- Jessa
Murphy
G.ls
Cil Ganefield
Cliff
South Pacific
Luzon
Japan
MacArthur
Sarah
Keren
Don Strack
Don
Strack
Ralph Borrowman
George Schuler
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Parley Deadlocks and Higher Prices Prompt Forecasts
The Marshall Stalin talks yield little progress on German peace terms with major gaps on reparations and Austrian settlement, raising doubts of success. Alfred P. Sloan Jr. foresees higher prices driven by unions and taxes, and predicts a slow decline in perishable goods demand before adjustment. The Texas City Grandcamp explosion follows with High Flyer and other blasts, causing massive damage, deaths, and widespread chaos, while UN energy control talks consider automatic enforcement for illicit fissile material.
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U.S
Marshall
Stalin
Moscow
United States
Council of Foreign Ministers
Russia
Sloan
Texas City
Galveston Bay
Tex
High Flyer
Monsanto Chemical
Red Cross
Houston
Galveston
Texas
Wheat Crop Forecast Lets Home Needs Survive War Demand
Washington reports 1947 wheat production likely to meet all domestic needs with some surplus. Winter wheat predicted at 973,047,000 bushels and spring at 265,000,000. carryover on farms 140,000,000 bushels as of April 1. High prices and export pressure reduced stocks but improved corn quality and feed grain outlook. Rye growth favorable though mid December freezes slowed progress.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Wedding Expenses W220 and what the groom pays
A vintage note explains who pays which wedding costs. It states the groom covers the bride’s bouquet, corsages for mothers, boutonnieres for men, wedding party, clergyman’s fee, and wedding ting. It promotes booklet No 204 How to Plan Your Wedding available by mail for 25 cents.
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West Ltn St
New York 11
N. Y. Prine
Mystery of Clouds Defies Freezing Temp Explanations
A scientific mystery remains why water droplets in some clouds resist freezing even when air temperatures drop several degrees below zero. Researchers seek to identify the factors, including droplet size, humidity, and atmospheric conditions, that prevent ice formation in these clouds.
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London Zsa
Jimmy Carrick
Tie Winnai
Naval Academy, Annapolis
Carey Dickinson
Nancy
Jane Penington
Baukhage
WN Service
Eye Street
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Washington, D. C
Helen of Troy
Tito
Yugoslavia
NAVY
Annapolis
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors Corporation
The
Economic Club of New York
United Nations
Washington Monument
Mystery of
Kelloggs
Sealed Power Corp
Muskegon
Michigan
Isle
Iam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
E. Pinaam
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