Soviets Parcel Junker Lands To Peasants In Mecklenberg
In Schwerin region the Soviet occupation authorities break up 2250 large Junker farms totaling about 2 million acres and grant land to peasants under the Land Reform act. The drive aims to reduce aristocratic power, raise farming, and feed a growing populace, though housing shortages and scarce livestock slow the process.
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Schwerrin
Germany
Nea
Mecklenberg
Wehrmacht
Poland
Racketeer Gibbons slain in Beverly Hills ambush
Beverly Hills police describe Pauley Gibbons as a West rackets enforcer killed by three gunmen in a black sedan. The 43 year old, with a long police record, was shot twice in the face after an ambush as he returned home about 2:30 a.m. neighbors witnessed the attack. Marge Gibbons was in Buffalo at the time.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Pauley
Gibbons
C. H. Anderson
Anderson
Marge
Buffalo
N. Y
John “Pinhead
Tudisco
Bankers Favor Continued Price Control Says Rathje
Frank C. Rathje of Chicago, president of the American Bankers Association, announced that bankers favor retaining price controls for at least another year. He argued the government must protect the public from extreme rent and price rises until shortages ease.
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ST. Louis
INS
Frank C. Rathje
Chicago
American Bankers Association
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