Two U S Oilmen Ousted in Hungary Red Drive
Paul Ruedemann and George A Bannantine recount coerced confessions and nationalization of MAORT in Hungary after 1945. They describe how private ownership gave unions power, how nationalized firms run by party appointees suppress dissent, and how workers face blacklisting, attendance quotas, and forced conformity under communist rule.
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U.S
Hungary
Burton Heath
York
NEA
Paul Ruedemann
George A. Bannantine
Riuadanen
Umuingen
Ifom Fiarisaari
N. Y
MAORT
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Balnantine
St. Louis
Budapest
Red
Home Office
Soviet Union
Ruedemann
Divorces in the Soviet Union cost time and money
Soviet divorce rules require a fee of 500 to 2000 rubles at the judge’s discretion plus about 20 dollars to file. Advertising costs are borne by both parties. Process starts with filing and newspaper notices, then a people's court judge seeks reconciliation before a higher court may grant the divorce, after a delay.
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Tom Whitney
Sec
Soviet Union
People’s Court
Fort Worth Police Acknowledges Forgery Suspect Escapes
In Fort Worth Texas police identify a forgery suspect named Merry who reportedly walked out the front door despite admissions by the identification bureau leading to disappointment and an uneasy public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth, Texas
Police Identification Bureau
Merry
Oppenheimer Sees Long Road To European Security
Princeton AP Dr J Robert Oppenheimer says Europe faces years of insecurity amid fear of civil strife occupation and war He urges US universities to assist by educational funding aid and access to scientific publications to avert a blackout of learning and restore confidence for the future.
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Princeton
N. J
Europe
Institute For Advanced Study
J. Robert Oppenheimer
France
Low Countries
Denmark
England
Oppenheimer
World
Glowing Cane Designed for the Blind at UNH
In Durham New Hampshire two University of New Hampshire staff members designed a glowing aluminum cane tailored to a blind owner's height. The bronze finish device lights up in the dark aiding navigation.
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Durham, N. H
The
University of New Hampshire
Red and fluorescent cane with neoprene loop for safety
The device describes a cane that taps surfaces for sound, has a looped handle slipped over the wrist, and is coated with neoprene to prevent electric shock if it touches a live wire. It is painted red and fluorescent white for visibility.
Better To Prevent Than To Lament political Ad
A political ad argues for prevention over regret, urging voters to support preventative measures. It emphasizes community safety, fiscal prudence, and long term resilience, citing local issues and the need for proactive action by elected representatives.
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