Communists Debating New Struggle After Party Dissolution
In New York on May 25 a shift in American communist policy emerged as Earl Browder foresees a new period of sharpening struggles. The Communist Political Association formed after the party’s dissolution vows educational work while facing a biting attack by Jacques Duclos accusing Browder of straying from Marxist Leninist lines.
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Rival to My Heart 3 Doctor and Nurse in a Hospital Ward
Gail cares for Nina Sermalino in a city hospital while coping with family ties and a tense triangle with Dr Ralph Kramer and Burke Gentry. Agnes pushes Gail out as Nina’s future grows, and Gail recalls past upheavals with Gail seeking stability amid hospital life and romantic tension.
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Word by word at UN charter talks Educational cooperation chosen
San Francisco reports on the United Nations conference shows delegates arguing over wording for the charter. The debate centers on phrases like full employment and cultural and educational cooperation. The compromise settled on educational cooperation to avoid implying government job programs or broader federal aid.
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German prisoners of war toil under guard in French countryside
Cynthia Lowry reports on German prisoners of war in the Paris region who perform hard labor from road repair to scrap metal work. Guards watch as prisoners, many former slave laborers, endure meals of captured foods and spare living quarters while supervisors praise their effort.
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Cullman Sailor Farm Work Behind Front Lines
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