Behind Russias Curtain A Romanian Premier in Focus
NEA Service correspondent Joachim Joeten profiles Petru Groza, Romania's Premier since March 1945, a land reformist leftist with a wealthy background and Hungarian ties. The piece traces his ascent, earlier roles, and clashes with generals, as Stalin influences his government.
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Joachim Joeten
New York
Inead
Stalin
Lycerayan Homana
Petru Giunta
Finland
Passikivi
Siberia
Giora
Groza
Communist Party
Treslaw
Deva
Transylvania
Carpathians
Petru
Austro- Hansylvania
Budapest
Romania
Sighisoara
Arad
People’s Party
Alexandre Averescu
Russia
Beut
Fas
Ion Antonescu
Michael
Antonescu
Plowmens Party
Bucharest
Athenee Palace
Plowment
National Democratic Front
Iid
Moscow
Tme
Constantin Sanatescu
Nicolae Radevet
N.D.F
Sanatercu
Radescu
NDF
Ithat Stalin
T Jin
Vishinsky
Buenavost
Wester
King Michael
Lega
Romanians and Allied Powers Wrestle With Groza Regime
The piece discusses Gen Vassily D Sokalovsky possibly succeeding Zhukov as commander in Germany's Russian zone, Zhukov's Presidium election, and Groza's loose control in Romania. It notes the US UK slow recognition of Groza on Feb 4 1946, conditional on elections, and describes Groza's dictatorial but oddly affable leadership style and tense royal relations.
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Vassily D. Sokalovsky
Georgi K. Zhukov
Germany
Marshal Zhukov
Supreme Soviet
Groza
Michael
U. S
Britain
United States
Great Britain
Mar
Washington
Lordon
Amytrar
Sam Pope Bror
Russia proposes broader veto rights for Big Five in UN Security Council
Soviet proposals aim to allow a permanent member to veto decisions naming it a party to a dispute and to permit any nation to make motions when it is involved. The plan, presented to a committee of experts in London, seeks procedural changes but no decisions have been made. Bustam anticipated opposing the extension of veto power.
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B. H. Shackford
New York
Soviet Union
United Nations Security Council
Council
London
United States
Great Bustam
Former Envoy Raps Russian Activities
George Earle, ex U.S. Minister to Bulgaria, urged the United States to issue an ultimatum to Russia or risk atomic bombing if it refuses to return territory and stop torturing other nations. He accused American leaders of being Pollyannaish and warned the Soviets pose a grave threat alongside the Barcian regime. Summer Governor of Pennsylvania arrived from Istanbul calling for decisive action.
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Boston
George Th. Earle
U. S
Bulgaria
Russia
United States
Pennsylvania
Wre
Istanbul
Adolf
Ihuer
Black woman confesses to fatal wounding of Lage Taylor
A Black woman identified as Trudy Mae Davis is held in Houston County jail for the alleged killing of Lage Taylor on 30 W Powell Street. Witnesses say Taylor was stabbed once in the chest with a dagger or switch blade after an argument over another woman. Sheriff Farmer reported the suspect confessed after being shown witnesses’ statements.
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Trudy Mae Davis
Powell Street
Dothen
Houston
Coun Jaal
Lage Taylor
Farmer
Meh Taylor
Lake Burdick
Taylor
Pine Street
H.C. Adams
Pleasant View
Cosoner Burdick
Burdick
Jhon Hilson
George Garrett
Two Brothers Sign For Army Service In Dothan
Two discharged veterans, Pic. Jack D. Greggs of Sarmson and Bennie R. Greggs of Fila, sign for Army enlistment. The Dothan Recruiting Station received two enlistment applications last week, with ten former servicemen and six Negro applicants among them. Other reenlistees include Pvt. Jesse T. Nolin, Brundidge, and Cpl. William Caarcellor, El that route three. First enlistees include Frank Teague, Luverne, Luther O. McCormick, Greenville, and Harry L. Reese, Eufaula.
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Dothan
Pic
Jack D. Greggs
Sarmson
Bennie R. Greggs
Fila
Jesse T. Nolin
Brundidge
Walter C. Kelly
Johnnie E Skipper
Third Ave
M-Sc
George E Woodham
Opp
William C. Caarcellor
el That
Frank Teague
Luverne
Luther O. McCormick
Greenville
Harry L. Reese
Eufaula
Stephen Sessions, Jr
Roving Troops and Recruits Amid Wartime Strains
The article lists local men including Troy Sammons and Charles Bowed Jr and others as Negro veterans and recruits in Enterprise Troy and Dothan, with references to sabotage groups and tension. It notes arrests, restricted movement of Germans, and efforts to curb Dele procurement as Allied forces prepare for new offensives.
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Troy Rove Tree
Charles Bowed, Jr
Hoy Curtis Whiddes
Newvale
Henry C. Vaughe
W. Newton Ptreet
Dewnzo
Janes D. Robertson
Samson
Pony’ G. Johnson
Pie
Wailie J. Wiliams
Dothan
Billy Tree
Doman
Prt
Sammons
Troy
Aloazle L Griffin
Enterprise
Edward Fo. Vwuliam
Marqua Pnis
Bupger
British To Curb Reich Hunger Riots
German occupation authorities announced readiness to deploy mobile armored squads to quell hunger riots in German cities. The report notes improvised clashes and a tense security situation as authorities prepare to use military force to restore order amid shortages.
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Reich
Jiamburg
Germany
Bush
We! Briban
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