Methods Used by the Red Dictatorship To Retrain Teachers
Soviet author recounts Stalin era schooling reforms and peasant expropriation. Teachers faced forced reeducation at Lugansk Institute, shifting from the complex method to basic subjects, while propaganda and police enforced collectivization causing famine and fear among villagers.
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Soviet Russia
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Terrible results of collectivization and famine reported
The article notes famine under collectivization with confiscation of food parcels from sister Eugenia. It mentions Eugenia’s attempt to locate the Kasenkinas by telephone amid ongoing shortages and state measures.
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Kasenkinas
A Friendly Rivalry Ends In Shared Joy After Match
The contest ended with both players showing sportsmanship. The winner felt joy in the game and praised the shared experience. The beaten opponent reflected that the outcome mattered little, noting no bitterness and emphasizing the fun of playing together.
Philadelphia Orchestra Reopens Season After Labor Deal
The Philadelphia Orchestra Association and local 77 AFL AFM announce a contract agreement restoring the season after canceling 1948-49 due to wage disputes. Minimum weekly wages rise by five dollars for musicians under the new deal. In a separate item, Chester Smith filed a warrant against Deputy Sheriff Robert Miller citing a one way street dispute. Miller was fined $2.45.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Orchestra Association
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Afl-American Federation of Musicians
Hagerstown
Chester Smith
Robert Miller
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