Nazi Diehards Pushing Reich Into Red Camp
Frankfurter dispatch reports about 4 million West Germans with Nazi leanings explored as potential followers for a new leader who could bring them toward Stalin's Red Russia. Without a single icon, they risk coalescing into small groups across 20 parties, totaling about 400,000 members.
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Hitler
Frankfurt
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Josef Stalin
Red Russia
West Germany
West German
Soviet Union
Poser
Bolshevism
Vaterlandische
Goi
U S Pushes Off War End Declaration With Germany
Washington reports the United States plans to advise Western Allies to shelve a proposed declaration ending the state of war with Germany. Officials say Congress would need to concur and many domestic laws tied to wartime status would still apply. Emphasis will be on practicality and avoiding new complications for occupation authorities.
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Washington
United States
Germany
State and Justice Departsmanus
U. S
Congress
Gabrielson Attacks Soft Democrat Reds Policy
Washington report quotes Republican National Committee member Guy Gabrielson criticizing the Administration for being lax on the Communist threat. He denounces alleged sympathizers in government and warns of leaks to alien agents, calling the party’s rhetoric weaker than the 1948 GOP platform.
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Washington
Guy George Gabrielson
Genernal
J Tre
Gabrielson
Carriclson
Matty Police
Aga
Communists Ordered To Show Patriotism
Paris reports say Communist dead in Western Germany and elsewhere have been ordered by Moscow to display patriotism until Western occupiers spare them. The Cominform allegedly instructs them to ally with anti-Communists to bolster nationalism as a false front. The confidential letter circulated to the Japanese Communist Party outlines the strategy.
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Paris
Ris
Carerminnist
Germany
Faspan
Vremlin
Cominformy
Pace Ly
Willie Willis Taint the ory sucker tale
Fragmentary text references Willie Willis and a suggestive scene with a woman, described in crude slang and garbled wording. The readable portion hints at a personal encounter but lacks clear actions, context, or identifiable facts suitable for a proper news item.
U.S. Faces New Cold War Crisis in Bulgaria
The United States moves toward a fresh crisis with the Eastern Bloc over Bulgaria after State Department demands recall of American Minister Donald Hesth. Truman and Acheson push to build strength with non Communist nations rather than seek a dramatic atomic accord with the Soviet Union.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Russia
United States
Siente
Bulgaria
Togo
State Department
Sota
Donald Hesth Onchy Uzes
Ing
Truman
Schosom
Achesos
Senate
Soviet Union
Electoral Plan Change Faces House Stymie
A Beeposea constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college and award states proportional electoral votes faces stiff House opposition led by Republicans and Northern Democrats. Supporters argue fairness, while opponents warn of political risk and unequal outcomes.
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House
Northern Democrats
GOP
Washington
Senate
House Rules Committee
Mar N
Massachusetts
Reacsons
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dem. Lib
Democratic Party
Ser. Lodge
R-Mass
Rep. Gossett
D-Tex
Second Capital Safeguard for Atomic War
Washington February 19 A Senate Atomic Committee member urged immediate steps to designate an alternate seat of government perhaps underground as a national defense measure in response to atomic bomb threats. Rep Hotmekl 10-Ca said a seven member group should study the problem and report to the President by January 31 1951. He cited knowledge gained during four years on the committee as basis for the need.
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Washington
Senate House Atomic Committee
Washington, D. C
Hotifadd
Gazette Rental Ads Show Fast, Clear Housing Wants
Gazette readers act quickly on apartment and room ads with private entrances, furnished units, and ground floor rentals. Listings feature vacancies for rooms, apartments, duplexes, and houses, with phone contact and sometimes exact amenities.
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Gazette
Chen
Nising Firmand
Brown Direct
Metal shipments blocked as Soviet guards seize trucks
Berlin report says 22 trucks were impounded at a highway checkpoint outside Berlin to halt metal shipments to Western Germany. C A Dix, US transport chief, notes seizures began this morning, part of an anti smuggling drive amid ongoing Western Allied protests. Traffic elsewhere remained normal toward Helmstedt despite the gloomy outlook for West Berlin’s situation in the Cold War era.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
C. A. Dix
Dix
Helmstedt
West Berlin
Diggers Ignore Court Order as U S Seeks Contempt Action
Washington dispatch reports the Government plans to pursue a contempt citation against John L. Lewis if coal miners continue defying the Keech injunction ordering a return to work. Talks may resume at 2 p m EST as UMW locals vote on obeying Lewis, with attorneys set to argue whether to extend the 60 day order under Taft Hartley.
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Truman
Washington
INS
John L. Lewis
Justice Department
Richmond B. Keech
Lewis
United Mine
UMW
Keech
United Mine Workers
Locals Reject Chief's Heed Of Slave Law In Miner Strike
Pittsburgh dispatch reports 350000 striking miners across 15 states refuse to return to work without a contract. Despite orders from leaders, many locals ignore directives, with Illinois and West Virginia miners idle or holding firm for a labor agreement. May signal extended disruption in coal production as talks continue.
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Futila
Pittsburgh
TNS
United Mine ‘Royals
Minyor Prisi
Dent
John Paws
Det
Vetrs
West Virginia coal strike widens as orders prompt split
Most of West Virginia 120000 striking soft coal miners are idle into a third week. A Kaymoor Fayette County local 7358 president announced an order to report to work over OAic Hill Radio, though Luther Raton said the move wasn't by a union vote and he acted on John L. Lewis's orders. Wives of miners reportedly picketing as the dispute continues.
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West Virginia
Kaymoor
Fayette County
Oaic Hill
New River
Pocahontas Cons. Coal Co
Kaymor
Gagette
Luther Raton
John L. Lewis
Ski Plane Rescues Five Stranded on Ice Floe
Five ice fishermen marooned on a large floe in Saginaw Bay were rescued by pilot Franklin Hoffmeister. He flew five trips in a ski equipped plane to bring back Andrew Deaschil Joan Dragchil Paul Schweitzer Robert Eisengrub er and Karl Kindinger after a night sheltering in an igloo amid a snow storm and strong wind.
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Serewaing
Mich
Saginaw Bay
Franklin Hoffmeister
Andrew Deaschil
Joan Dragchil
Paul Schweitzer
Robert Eisengruber
Karl Kindinger
British Parties Waging Thoughtful Vote Drive
Britain’s election push nears four days left with a calm campaign. Critics deride leaders with nicknames while candidates stay restrained. Churchill shifts focus to foreign policy urging high level talks with Russia to ease East West tensions.
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Mr. Churchill
Winston
Mr. Attlee
Clem
U.S.A
Churchill
Russia
Unpaved link cripples National Guard airport road
Five-eighths mile of rough road blocks access from a 24 foot paved route to Kanawha Airport. The National Guard's $109000 highway to the new $1400000 installation ends in mud, with no connection to Coonskin Branch Road near Meadow Brook Golf Course. Widening and paving are urged to ensure year round access and emergency egress to the field.
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Coonskin Park
National Guard
Kanawha
Coonskin Branch
Ruffner Hollow
Meadow Brook
Lawmakers Seek ECA Fund Slashes
Senate appropriations leaders push deep cuts in the Marshall Plan, aiming to trim at least 1.5 billion dollars from the 3.776 billion ECA package for the year ending next June. Senators Robertson Maybank and McCarran back substantial reductions, with officials eyeing a possible 2 billion cut.
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Acheson
Paul G. Hoffman
Canitol Hill
Senate
House Foreign Relations Committees
Appropriations
Sen. Robertson
D-Va
Congress
McKellard
D-Tenn
ECA
Berginning
Sen
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Appropriations Group
Robertson
McCarran
New
Senate House Committee
Faith Through Drama The State Newspaper Lenten Stories
ASH WEDNESDAY to EASTER SUNDAY presents daily dramatic experiences showing how faith and religion shape daily life. Readers encounter personal trials, community resilience, and hopeful reflections, illustrating religion’s impact on courage, charity, and everyday decisions across the season.
Senator Aiken attacks Brannan on farm price supports
Senator Aiken of Vermont condemned Secretary Brannan as politicizing farm price props and urged government control over potato, cotton, and peanut prices as Senate debate looms. He criticized Truman’s stance and cited Brannan’s plan to dispose of surplus potatoes, while Brannan clashed with American Farm Bureau president Allan Kline over production payment ideas.
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Washington
Sen
Aiken
R-Vt
Brannan
Truman
Senate
Luess
D-Til
Lucas
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Allan B. Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Pastor Prays For Acquittal Amid Murder Trial Brace
In Candia village near Manchester Minnesota neighbors gathered in the Congregational Church to pray for Dr Hermann N Sander on the eve of his murder trial. Church leader Rev Leslie Curtice urged support and mercy for the physician whose fate hinges on the willful death of cancer patient Abbie Borrero.
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Hermann Sander
C. Leslie Curtice
Candia
N. H
Sanders
Inex Robb International News Service
Manchester
MN. H
Hermann N. Sander
Candia Village
Sander
Congregational Church
Leslie Curtice
Abbie Borrero
Jutie
Custice
Wife Wins $1,000 With Tots Slogan Contest
Mrs. Gordon Underhill of 41337 Wilson St wins a $1,000 cash prize for her slogan supporting a national foundation for needy youngsters. The contest, sponsored by Hal Tywood and radio columnist Jimmy Fidler, promotes child welfare and juvenile delinquency prevention.
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Gordon Underhill
Wilson St
Tast Neghing
Amateu
Hal Tywoody
Jimmy Fidler
Mids Day Foundation
Fidler
Mrs. Underhil
Last Nig
Bond Offer Rejected by jailed Rep Crawford in Assault Case
Jailed Congressman Rep Crawford of Michigan refuses to post cash bond for assault and battery charge. He has rejected professional bondsmen and a Maryland property owner’s bail offer, with a $200 cash bond set. Justice Traband says no personal bond in such cases and a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow at 10.00 AM. The arrest occurred at Crawford’s Prince Georges County home after a dispute with tenant Ray Hanberry.
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Upper Marlboro
Crawford
R-Mich
Maryland
Irving Traband
Prince Georges County
Washington
Ray Hanberry
Hanberry
Justice Traband
Bevin Seeks End of EC Aid Amid Marshall Plan Talk
London feb 19 labor minister Ernest Bevin outlined Britain’s approach to avert an economic crisis as the United States Marshall Plan looms in 1952 He warned against relying on outside dollars while pursuing a self supporting path and hinted at possible future payment schemes though he offered no firm predictions for postwar aid. He also noted Conservative critics led by Churchill mock labor dependence on American assistance.
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London
Britain
Aneurin Bevan
Winston Churchill
Edith, Summerskil
Food Ministry
Ernest Bevin
Tan
Marsnel
Sub
Bevin
Europe
Bovine
Okehahise
Labor
Marshall
Labor Party
Charleston Skies Mandy Forecast Map Note
Forecast note from Charleston Skies Mandy on February 20 references sunrise moonset and astronomical times. Mentions Denebola and Benebola with planet alignment hints and multiple unreadable fragments.
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Mandy
Ceeaee
Sars
Capelle
M. Benebola
Kes
Denebola
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