World Today analysis on Soviet peace feelers claim
Secretary of State Marshall rejects peace overtures from Moscow and argues the Soviet Union pursues a cold war strategy. Mackenzie notes Moscow’s expansion in Eastern Europe and influence in Manchuria Northern China and Korea while Soviet agents inspire organized communist activity worldwide.
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Berlin
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Europe
Manchuria
China
Korea
Orient
Moscow
Bolshevists
Russia
Soviet Union not seeking peace in cold war analysis
The column argues Bolshevism pursues global communist revolution for thirty years, using pressure and military reach to establish regimes. It claims Moscow controls occupied Europe up to the Stettin Adriatic line, may concede tactically but not altruistically, aiming to destroy capitalism and spread totalitarianism.
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Europe
Moscow
Western
Soviet Union
Russia
Car Thief Takes Field Trial Champ in Albany
In Albany Georgia AP report a white and liver pointer named Hannibal Hank owned by James Doyle of Jersey City won first place in the all age stake at the Southeastern regional field trial event. The amateur all age stakes saw Hooray Bob's Major, a dog owned by J H Velett of Williamsport Pennsylvania, disappear after the car theft. Major had been elsewhere to claim his third place prior to the theft Tuesday night.
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J. H. Velett
Williamsport
Penn
Hannibal Hank
James Doyle
Jersey City
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Galeague Probes Reported Death of Yemen King Imam Yahya
The Arab League said it will send representatives to Sanaa to verify reports of King Imam Yahya’s death amid possible unrest in Yemen. Imam, 83, ruled since 1905 with a strict regime and harsh penalties for various acts, including music and moral looseness, and jailed several of his sons.
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Arab League
Imam Yahya
Yemen
Red Sea
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Sanna
Cartel
Imam
Ned Sea
Arabia
Arab League Secretariat
Imam Mohammed
Prince Aamed
Seif el Islam
Ibrahim
Prince Self
Aden
Imam Yahya Ibn
Muhammad Ibn
Hamid al Din
Hodge Says Koreans Insulted U S Army
In Seoul Lt Gen John R Hodge condemned the manhandling of two American officers by Koreans in Pyongyang on Feb 8 calling it an insult to the United States Army He holds Soviet commander Korotkov responsible for the incident while the Americans on duty as liaison officers watched a parade of the Russian Armed North Korean army Major Darrel G Costello and Major Richard C Biggs were shoved and Costello’s camera was taken away
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John R. Hodge
Russia
North Korea
Hodge
U. S
South Korea
G. P. Korotkov
Korotkov
Pyongyang
Darrel G. Costello
Richard C. Biggs
Costello
Pyongyan
Trustees Of Auburn To Consider Negro Plea For Enrollment
Governor James E. Folsom said the board of trustees at Alabama Polytechnic Institute will review a Negro applicant’s request to enroll. The meeting will also address selecting a new president after the death of Dr. L. N. Duncan. Ralph Draughon has been acting president. William Bell, a Montgomery Negro, has applied to Auburn’s architecture school.
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Montgomery
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
James E. Folsom
Ralph Draughon
L. N. Duncan
William Bell
Montgomery Nepro
School of Architecture
Auburn
Truman
Family Going Places At Home In A Trolley
Harrisburg item describes a family and their three children living near streetcars. The article notes streetcars pulled from service and repurposed into a residence, with concerns about levee locations and the impact on local blocks. The piece references a trailer, a crate, and a conversion of one car into a residence amid streetcar era details.
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Harrisburg
Palta
Earl Lette
Viviane
Lebos Plan to Convert Two Cars into a Single Home
The Lebos intend to install a kerosene stove for cooking and a cost stove for heating. The second car serves as storage, with plans to remodel both vehicles into one dwelling.
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Lebos
Expert Warns Lovers Keep Hearts Off Trees
Kent O. (UP) warns lovers not to display hearts on trees. The quirky local advisory cautions against public symbols of affection on foliage, urging discretion in the Valentine season.
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Kent
St. Valen
Tree lovers warned against carving initials on beech
Davey Tree Expert Co. chief field supervisor D Grove warns that carving initials into beech trees disrupts sap flow. Though rarely fatal, damage can be harmful, especially if deeper or repeated, prompting caution among lovers and passersby.
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Davey
Tree Expect Co
Oklahoma City Cocker Candidates Rally for Presidency
William Toredr Bpaig leads Oklahoma Cocker bid amid a fragmented slate. Finetrock speaks of continuity, deferring leadership to Billups and another member as the group presses for stronger party voice.
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