Reds in Iran active after Comintern dissolution
Maj. John R. Walsh recounts 1943 events after the Comintern dissolved. He notes Iranian signing of Soviet petitions, Tudeh party activity, Soviet censorship, propaganda among Armenians, and the presence of Red Army influence in Tehran and across Middle East Christian communities. He claims such moves align with established Soviet patterns in occupation scenarios.
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Maj
John R. Walsh
New York
INS
Soviet Union
Comintern
Joseph Davies
Tehran
Moscow
Iran
Red Army
NKVD
Tydeh Party
Tudeh Party
Winston Churchill
Alexi
Middle East
Syria
Lebanon
Palestine
Mohammed
North Africa
China
UNO Security Council
Shelling of Coast By Nazi Sub Told
A German submarine fired five shells at the Thyl-Dow chemical plant on Kure Island near Wilmington North Carolina on July 25 1943 causing a coast wide blackout. The shells landed in the Cape Fear river with no damage. Army guns returned fire and the submarine reportedly escaped. The next day Army planes reportedly destroyed the sub.
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Wilmington
N. C
Bure Island
Here
North Carolina
Coast Guard
Louis Hanson
Auxiliary
Thyl-Dow Chemical
Kure Island
Cape Fear River
Wrightsville
Sound
Hanson
Vice-Admiral Vickery Dies in Palm Springs
Vice-Admiral Howard L. Vickery aged 54 died of heart disease Thursday night in a Palm Springs hotel. The former deputy chairman of the U S Maritime Commission was accompanied by his wife Mrs Vickery.
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Vickery
Palm Springs
Calif
Howard L. Vickery
U. S. Maritime Commission
Soviet Leaders Named Deputy Ministers of War and Foreign Secretaries
Moscow radio reports senior military heads including Alexander Vasilevsky and Nicolai Kusnetsov named deputy war ministers. New deputy foreign secretaries include Vladimir Okanosoft Alexander Lozovsky and Maxim Litvinov with Andrei Vyshinsky to general affairs. The moves coincide with Iceland troop withdrawal sentiments and Icelandic youth leaflet calls.
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London
INS
Moscow Radio
Alexander Vasilevsky
Nicolai Kusnetsov
Varshinin
Georgi Zhukov
Germany
Sergei Kruglov
Nikolai Bulganin
U S in Iceland Threat To Russia Says Wallace
Secretary of commerce Henry Wallace says in a Thursday interview that U S troops should be withdrawn from Iceland. He argues the move would reduce tensions with Russia and shift regional defense duties.
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U.S
Iceland
Russia
Wallace
Washington
Henry Wallace
U. S
Secretary of Commerce
Hitching post uprooted by chamber action near federal building
Secretary-manager Al McVay lobbied for removal of a long standing hitching post near the federal building. After months the junior chamber of commerce acted and planted a post in his lawn as a prank. The report also notes that only 20 of Bermuda's 60 islands are inhabited.
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Bermuda
Islands
Hoover Urges Food Aid For France In Four Months
Herbert Hoover warned Paris that France requires 1 300 000 tons of wheat and fats from abroad within four months to avert famine. He described infant mortality in France as high and urged international relief with help from South American nations while meeting with French ministers and visiting canteens.
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Paris
INS
Herbert Hoover
France
Truman
United States
Europe
Pierre Tanguy-Prigent
Georges Bidault
U. S
Jefferson Caffery
Lehman Leaves 40000 in UNRRA Fund
Atlantic City N J INS reports Herbert H Lehman augmented UNRRA relief funds by nearly 40000. Lehman revealed he left in the UNRRA kitty his 15000 annual salary for the last two years and four months as chief.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Ins
UNRRA
Herbert H.lehman
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