Stalin Responds to Allied Pressure in Berlin Dispute
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst John M. Roberts Jr. notes Stalin's sharp public rebuke as Allied efforts at the United Nations to air Russia’s alleged anti peace actions prompt a personal prestige defense. The piece weighs Stalin’s stance, the Molotov group’s role, and potential shifts in Soviet power dynamics and timing of revolutionary effort.
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AP Foreign Affairs
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United Nations
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Andrei Zhdanov
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Truman Favorite Odds In Race With Dewey
ST. LOUIS UP oddsmaker James J. Carroll on Friday posted 8 to 1 against Harry S. Truman and 1 to 15 against Thomas E. Dewey. He also bets even money that Dewey will defeat Truman by at least one million votes.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Truman
Woman Eyes Body of Son and Dies at Funeral
Mrs Barbara Parkanzy 71 gazed at her son Alexander 44 at a Detroit funeral parlor and murmered I wish I were lying there in stead of my boy A heart attack followed and she died before hospital arrival She was buried beside her son on Friday in Detroit.
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Detroit
Barbara Parkanzy
Alexander
Economist Wesley Mitchell Dies in New York
Prof Wesley Clair Mitchell, 74, internationally known authority on economics, died Friday in New York AP report notes his influence on economic theory and policy.
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New York
Wesley Clair Mitchell
Registration Of Voters Put At 63 Million
Nationwide estimates place total voter registration above 63 million, with under 53 million expected to cast ballots on November 2. GOP and Democratic forecasts diverge on actual turnout, 52 million vs 55 million or more, as Truman campaigns boost enthusiasm and farm voters lean toward Dewey. Republican chiefs note registration gains across key states, while weather and farming patterns influence turnout.
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Apple Week Recipes Mixed With Housekeeping Tips
National Apple week prompts cooking ideas including pork roast with apple sauce and a crisp apple salad. Contains a pork shoulder roast plan, a layered apple cake recipe with spices and margarine, and a tender apple glaze dessert with molasses and vinegar.
Local Tax Hikes Rise Sharply in Illinois Regions
A 3.5 increase in Chicago and Cook County signals broader tax moves, with a proportionately larger rise spilling into downstate areas long considered GOP territory. The shift marks a notable expansion of fiscal measures across the state.
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Chicago
Cook County
G.O.P
Cranberry Apple Sauce And Baked Apples Recipe
Recipe instructions describe dipping apples in syrup and baking with brown sugar and apricot glaze, then serving with whipped cream and nuts. Also includes Cranberry Apple Sauce with sugar, water, cranberries, apples, orange and lemon rind, simmered until skins pop and apples are clear, yielding about 1 1/2 quarts.
Duel for Heiress Hand Lands Youth On Garbage Dump
UC Berkeley student Gallagher pleaded guilty to two counts of battery after a fist fight over San Francisco socialite Dean Folger. Gallagher was sentenced to 10 days of garbage spreading at a city dump. Folger, daughter of coffee magnate James A. Folger, witnessed the incident with Andrews who had a black eye and a cut lip.
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Salinas
Calif
Dean Folger
San Francisco
James A. Folger
Paul B. Andrews
Andrews
Oliver Youngs
Gallagher
Chamber Urges Local Action in War on Communism
The U S Chamber of Commerce calls for community anti Communist programs to counter Soviet influence. It joins Education in a national drive to identify cities towns and rural areas potential breeding grounds for communism amid teacher shortages and democracy concerns.
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Chamber urges citizens to resist communism locally
The chamber calls for action against communist influence by outlining four directives for citizens. Learn why communism is a menace and tell others. Get together with neighbors to "do something" about communism in the community.
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American Gem Society
Form committees and start community action
Proposals call for forming committees and initiating community action to address local concerns. Plans include organizing volunteer efforts, coordinating with residents, and setting timelines for community projects and outreach.
108th Birthday Celebrated by Kate Patterson in Chicago
Mrs. Kate Patterson born a slave on a Kentucky plantation marked her 108th birthday in Chicago on Friday. She said she has rarely felt this poorly before, noting the occasion despite her condition.
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Chicago
Kate Patterson
Kentucky
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