Trade Flows Feed Soviet War Potential Across Europe
A condensed Washington Post analysis traces 1850s strategic materials moving from Western Europe into Russia. It cites exports from Britain Belgium Sweden France Italy and the United States, legal and smuggled, aided by the ECA and Soviet funds. It notes bribery and murder by Soviet agents, large mislabeling, and weak border controls enabling shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
O. K. Armstrong
Frederic Sondern, Jr
Washington Post
England
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
U.S. Department of Commerce
E.C.A
Rusela
Britain
Russia
Washington
Netherlands
Sweden
Italy
Irving Rosa
FCA
Ausftria
Vienna
Nuyerd
Moscow
U.S
Froner
Congreaa
B.C.A. Ald
Ruagia
Gloucester P and C Association to launch membership drive
The Gloucester District Rural School hosts a membership push for the P C Federation with cards issued to students by Headmaster J Murphy. The drive follows a drop in membership from over 130 two years ago to about half that last year, with fees covering a Mid North Coast Council affiliation and a small annual charge. The meeting also discussed school welfare, a new wireless for fourth class, and notable Intermediate Exam results reflecting strong staff and student performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents and Citizens’ Association
Ite
Use Association
Jess Chen
Gloucester
J. Murphy
Mid North Coast Regional Council
P. & C. Federation
B. L. Fitzgerald
H. T. Shepherd
Federation
Sydney
Murphy
Daga
Channon
Education Department
Hurlstone Agricultural High School
Newcastle
Taree
Ray O'Brien
Barry Saxby
James
PMLG
Department
H. Muddle
Gloucester Association
Muddle
P. and C. Movement
Pitlochry Association
Gloucester School
Department of Education
Regional P and C Conference at Gloucester opens
The Gloucester P C Association prepares for a regional conference with 30 to 40 delegates and visitors from Gloucester and Manning districts. Dr J N Channon, Shire President, will open the conference and later screen local-interest films. The Gloucester Association and Mothers Club will cater for tea and luncheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
Herbert Muddie
Gloucester
Manning
J. N. Channon
Channon
Gloucester Association
Gloucester P. and P. Association
Mothers Club
B. T. Shepherd
Rockhurst
A. E. Wilson
J. Murphy
Taree Club Visits Gloucester For Exhibition Ride
Taree Motor Cycle Club members visited Gloucester on Sunday February 4 to help form a local club at Barrington Sports Ground. Gloucester riders joined in the exhibition with Bill Hayes winning the Slap Scratch race and Trevor Watson taking the acceleration and braking test. Keith Ajtkem and Les De Leon staged a trick riding display as Les De Leon praises Barrington Sports Ground as an ideal TT track and race site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taree
Glourwater
Gloucester Boys
Barrington Sports Ground
Gmlclc
Gloucester
Bill Hayes
T. Watson
Col Frazer
Trevor Watson
Les de Leon
Col. Frazer
Bernie Ford
Fred Bevitt
Keith Ajtkem
Taree Club
Barrington Sports
Premature Baby Born At Lismore Base Hospital
A baby girl born two and a half months early at Lismore Base Hospital weighed 1 pound 15 ounces at birth and now weighs 4 pounds. The mother is Mrs. A. J. Hirt. The doctor says she is the smallest baby he has ever seen and expects discharge when she reaches six pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lismore Base Hospital
A. J. Hirt
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Garners
P.O
RADIO
Mantel
Eh Thornton
Market Street
Denison St
P. & C. Association
Assoch-ion
G. E. McDonald
J. W. Hawdon
G. Morris
W. W. Wilson
Mesers
Main Roads Department
Upper Warren Creek
Shire Council
Pacific Highway
A. J Ballard
Ballard
Macleay Chronicle
Sweeny Bros
Majestic Bakery
Procera
LOWRY
Church Street
Taree Motor Cycle Club
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