Russia Offers Cold War Terms Dewey to Retire
TheWeekly News Analysis reports on Russia proposing terms amid Cold War tensions as former U S presidential candidate Dewey announces retirement from politics. It also notes arrests in a spy case, signaling ongoing security concerns.
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Peace terms and political shifts ripple through Cold War era
Observers discuss Soviet peace terms including demands to end Western rearmament of Europe and to recognize NATO while pushing for German unification or neutralization. The piece also notes Dewey's retirement from politics after 20 years as New York governor and Hungary’s ransom demand of the crown of St Stephen in exchange for Robert Vogeler.
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Hungary
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Robert A. Vogeler
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New Arrests in Espionage Ring Ahead of Germany Votes
The FBI reports two new arrests linked to Klaus Fuchs spying with atomic secrets from Los Alamos in 1945. David Greenglass, 28, admitted sharing secrets. Dean Slack, 44, denied knowledge of Henry Gold. Bonds set at 100000 each. Meanwhile Amerasia case probes move on as grand jury urged to reconvene. Western Germany election highlights show Communist share down to 5 percent while a new constitution gains support and aims to shift major industries to common ownership.
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Los Alamos, N. M
David Greenglass
Communist League
Dean Slack
Syracuse
N. Y
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Amerasia
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Senate
Navy
Andrew Roth
Slack
Greenglass
Germany
Labor unions edge toward unity amid UMW clash
The AFL and CIO pursue cooperation conferences while United Mine Workers chief John L. Lewis decries exclusion. The National Labor Relations Board orders UMW to stop violence against Harlan county store workers. keenan outlines renewed repeal efforts. Israeli labor aid discussed. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen backs CIO committee. Hoover warns deficits threaten economy with inflation risk. Deficit projections narrowed as debt interest paid before year end.
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Connie Mack's Athletics face uphill pennant bid in 1902 to 1950 dream
The article surveys Connie Mack's long arc with the Athletics from 1902 pennant wins to hopes for a 10th flag in 1950. It notes a shaky start in 1931, a strong pitching staff led by Hooper and Kellner, and contrasts Mack's great teams of 1910 1914 and 1929 1931 with legendary rival Cubs and Yankees lineups.
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Gehrig
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