West German crackdown targets extremist parties and strikes
Correspondent Grigg reports on a stern government push against Communists and the Neo Nazi SRP in West Germany. Measures include a petition to the federal constitutional court, a ban on extremist party membership by civil servants, and threats of general strike action.
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Joseph W. Griggon
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Bonn
Cone
Bonch
West Gergebor
Germany
Konrad Aden- Suér
Remer
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Lower Saxony
Bremen
Fire Threats Target German Newspaper Plants Described
Police say anonymous letters threaten to blow up newspaper buildings including two in Frankfurt. Officials attribute the incidents to extreme leftists or extreme rightists without additional explanation.
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Frankfurt
Nickel Beer Returns in Norwalk Protest
In Norwalk Connecticut a brief revival of nickel beer appeared as a protest against price hikes. Michaekus and Demato started selling five cent glasses to underline the move toward 15 cent beers. Customers paid five pennies for six ounces, a value line compared to 10 cents elsewhere in town, while railroads use less fuel than trucks for the same load.
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Norwalk
Conn
U. P
Michaekus
Demato
Number 10 Downing Street History and Notable Tenants
A late 18th century London townhouse became the official home of Britain’s Prime Ministers starting with Sir Robert Walpole. The article traces its origins its role in politics and lists notable figures who shaped history there including Pitt the Elder Younger Pitt Wellington Palmerston and Churchill.
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Winston Churchill
London
National Geographic Society
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Robert Lord Palmerston
Benjamini le Ae Wiliam
Ewert Gilad- Bere
Lidyd Georges
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Stinley
Baldwit
Aleo
Piet Lords
the Admiralty
Surnames and Smiths in America A Filing Challenge
A discussion notes the ubiquity of the Smith surname with about 1.5 million holders in the United States. It argues spelling changes over time create confusion in official records and employee lists, complicating filings and identification amid a national defense production shift.
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Humiré
Perdanssin
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Tiis
United States
Surin&mes Suituse Iit Thec Unité de Stites
Ex Gestapo officer caught after changing name in Germany
A former Gestapo member, who became a police officer under an assumed name Herbert Baumann, was discovered after his past surfaced. His wife was granted a declaration of death to conceal their changed identities, but a photo in files led to his arrest.
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Hamburg
Germany
Gestapo
Balhoes
Herbert Baumann
Hefness
Dr. Naseringess
Ulder
USSR Railways Reform Aimed at Discipline and Efficiency
London dispatch reports USSR Minister of Transport says railroads have new work norms and stronger control to ensure compliance. Shortcomings cited include trains not running on schedule and slow freight turnover on North Donets and Moscow Donets lines.
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London
U.P
B. P. Beshov
Ussr
Teamsport
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Soviet‘ Union
Beshov
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Sunday Dinner Suggestions from the Deep South
A nostalgic kitchen note offers an inexpensive main dish inspired by the Deep South. It provides a sausage patty with macaroni shells and sage, baked with onion, plus a cottage pudding recipe with vanilla sauce. The guide emphasizes economical, comforting family meals.
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Deep South
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Georgetown College unveils inexpensive radio station
In Georgetown Kentucky WGTC at Georgetown College was installed for 4.50 by two students, one a physics major and the other a licensed radio operator. They assembled the station from junked radios, providing a music service without commercials and featuring a special message readout.
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Georgetown
WGTC
Georgetown College
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Bedford Notices and Local Residents Update
Local Bedford notes report Mr and Mrs Aten moving to town with a new MLT post at Bedforn. Twelve servicemen from Hanscom Airport were hosted. Changes include Ruth Hathaway’s recent marriage to a Bedford resident and community church updates. A Bedford man, once at Emerson hospital, shows improvement after several weeks.
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Bedforn
That
Gildan Simm
North
Bedford
Emerson Hospital
Death notice for Jamin S. Stoney in Bedford
Mrs Alice Baylies Baylies reports the death of Jamin S. Stoney last week in Bedford. The brother of Benjamin S. Stoney, his survivors include his wife and other family members.
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Bedford
Jamin S. Stoney
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Alice Baylies
United States Debate Over Bathtubs Surfaces
A fragmented excerpt suggests a US discourse on bathtubs involving regulatory or cultural themes. The readable bits reference the nation, domestic fixtures, and implied discussion of standards or availability. Further context from the full article would clarify the stance and stakeholders.
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