Stalin Trotsky Split and Party Removals Across Years
The article traces power struggles from 1925 to 1929 involving Stalin Trotsky Zinoviev Kamenev and their shifts in roles and exile. It notes Trotsky's removal as War Commissar 1925 expulsion from the Communist Party 1927 and exile culminating in 1929. Zinoviev and Kamenev’s alliances against Stalin, expulsions in 1927 1928 and repeated exiles, and later charges by 1986. It also mentions Youth For Christ meetings at Giant Valley with updated speaker details.
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Stalin
Russia
Trotsky
Council of Labor and Defense
Caucasus
Moscow
Communist Party
Turkestan
Mexico City
Zinoviev
Kamenev
Trotky
Tur
Communist Party Congress
Zlenoviev
Kameney
Usey
Kametiev
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
Reports from Corry include Mrs Mabel Knopf burned by a bathroom stove fire and hospitalized, Mrs Luke Collins nearly overcome by gas fumes with granddaughter aiding, the death of Miss Mary A Splesman in Meadville, twins born to Mr and Mrs Bier Gilbertson at Corry Hospital, and Twins previously born to Mr and Mrs Wallace Young. Keystones organize squad practice as Boosters back a drive to boost local clubs.
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Mabel Knopf
North Center Street
Corr Hospital
Luke Collins
Grove Fiest
Asyal
Ane
Bier Gilbertson
Corry Hospital
Fine Lash
Win Pire
Wallace Young
Seven Quiz Questions From Classified Page
Questions ask country of Narsars saul and medal etiquette for valor awards. Truefalse items cover grafting roses and Europe's vocation. DAV stands for Disabled American Veterans. A New England cape named Ash, and remarks on Margaret Truman senior year. Narrative mentions Bolivia mission trip and a social gathering at the McGray church.
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Harriet Lane
White House
Europe
New England
Cape
Daily Dozen Warns on Rabbit Germs and Tularemia Risks
A Medical Society of Pennsylvania advisory warns that handling sick rabbits leads to tularemia. Death rates range from 7 to 10 percent for pneumonia cases, with some patients dying from tularemic meningitis. Fever is common, and the illness can be chronic, with weakness and chills as symptoms.
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the Medical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
George H. Davis 74 Dies in Spartansburg
George H. Davis, 74, died last evening in Spartansburg. He is survived by one sister Mrs. Belle Major of Ott. The body will be moved from Torrey Funeral Home to his home Saturday morning for calling hours. Services Sunday at 2 30 led by Rev. Shucker of Jewett. Masonic lodge of Spartansburg will conduct the service. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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GoulBe
Spartansburg
Belle Major
Davis
Axe
After Lenin's Death Stalin Emerges In Soviet Power
Rumors swirl that Stalin may be unable to govern, with a history of health concerns cited. The piece recalls Lenin’s 1924 death and the power shift to a Stalin Zinoviev Kamenev triumvirate, Trotsky’s outsider status, and Stalin’s ascent as he outmaneuvers rivals to steer early Soviet policy and foreign stance.
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Lenin
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Manle
Zinoviev
Kamenev
Great Britain
United States
Trotsky
Red Army
Moscow
Russia
Rusia
Measles Precautions Emphasized In Health Notice
A fragmented health notice warns of fever weakness nausea and vomiting after illness. It urges rubber gloves for handling clothing and insists meat must be thoroughly cooked to prevent spread.
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Youth For Christ
Giant Valley Hive
Mary A. Splesman
Thomas McMahon
Meadville
Keystones
Corry
Margaret
Truman
Havel Mecray
Cothabambs
Bolivia
South America
Alley
Wes
Mark Stultz
Lovellis
Ald Sovitty
McGray Church
George H. Davis
Hank
Advance Dry Cleaners
North Center
E. Ma.n SF
John W. Cullen
Fred J. Weaver
Louis J. Miller
Douglas Rozelle
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Warren CO
Pillsbury Flour
Peck
Hartz Mountain
Bird Foods
Murphy's Cerry
Harte Mountain
Canaries
G.C. Murphy Co
Palau
COTA
Nea PV Sp Gee
P. S
Thomas Motor Co
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