Anarchists Bolshevists and Communists in Russian History
A compact review of pre revolution Nihilists and later Bolshevik leaders. It notes Nihilists opposing all government, the McKinley assassin Czolgosew, and figures Lenin Trotzky and Stalin with brief fates from exile to death.
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Russia
Nicholas
America
Siberia
Emma Golman
William B. McKinley
Buffalo Exposition
Czolgosew
Cholgosh
Karl Marx
Lenin
Trotzky
Stalin
United States
Europe
Soviet
Mexico
United Social Soviet Republics
Bolshevism Before World War I Existed as a Party
The Bolshevists, a pre war political faction, operated as a formal party prior to the outbreak of the First World War. Their organizational structure and ideological distinctiveness shaped early revolutionary movements and later Soviet governance.
Berence vitamins claim to restore gray hair color
Historic notice reports High Point city amending zoning maps to shift districts from Residence A to Industrial and from Residence A to Business B. The ordinance, dated April 2 1946, outlines specific parcel boundaries and repeals conflicting ordinances with enforcement upon passage. Lois Welborn, City Clerk.
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Berence
National
City OF
High Point
Park Street
Wheeler Street
Grace Street
South Main Street
Main Street
Nathan Hunt Drive
South Main
Lois Welborn
Bolshevist History Recounted From 1919 Accounts
A report cites a New York Times piece from February 1919 describing Bolshevik origins and reforms, including the transition to the Communist party, Comintern changes, church restoration, labor control, and the Russian judicial approach, with notes on executions during the purge and Allied actions in Archangel.
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New York Times
Norwood Bowne
Asheville
Bowne
Senate
United States
Europe
Red Yard
Delta
Lenin and
Trotzky
Archangel
Russia
Roger E. Simmons
Department of Commerce
Bolshevists
Moscow
Kcans
Early Socialist Russia under World War I Power
The piece notes that early socialism in Russia may not reflect present truths and suggests the wartime regime held strong control over the population. It observes challenges to certain features of that power as conditions evolve.
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Russia
Departing editor bids farewell in Atlanta prison weekly
An Atlanta report notes the sports editor departs The Atlantian, a prisoner newspaper edited by inmates of the Atlanta federal penitentiary. The editor thanks readers as he leaves the job.
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Atlanta
the Atlantian
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Italy Teaches Music By Life Not Books In Rome Cafes
HAL BOYLE notes in Rome how Italian cafe musicians blend Verdi and opera with daily life, turning music into a lifelong solace. American students, he argues, miss this by cramming art into schools, while Italians live with music as naturally as food and love.
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Hal Boyle
Rome
Ital
America
Beethoven
Italy
Via Frattina
Driga
Sibelius
Verdi
UNRRA
Three City Auction Lots On Ward and Centennial
The city will sell at public auction at city hall on April 15 at 11 a.m. Lot 7, block B at 515 Ward Street, 50 by 176.58 feet approx, starting bid 850 dollars. Lots 60 and 61 on Centennial Avenue, 321 feet south of Lexington Avenue, 50 by 140 feet, starting bid 550 dollars. Direct deed offered.
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City
City Hall
Ward Street
Cassell Street
Centennial Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Crossword clues by Eugene Sheffer syndicated puzzle
Crossword puzzle by Eugene Sheffer features clues and grid notes including entries such as to the right invert impair trough maiden and iridescent jewel with musical wind ng. Distributed by King Features Syndicate Inc.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Buddies Reunite Dog and Cat After Move to Hiawatha
The John Warren family moved to Hiawatha from the country with their dog and left behind the cat. After weeks, they freed the dog who soon returned with the cat. The pair had grown up together and remained inseparable.
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Hiawatha, Kas
John Warren
Warrens
Gibbon Parade Honors Early Settlers With Surprising Dress
In Gibbon Nebraska on April 10 a lively anniversary parade pictured settlers from the 1880s era. Mrs Milton Beckman wore a dress later described by Jack Godber as a shroud revealing a somber twist after the event.
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Gibbon
Milton Beckman
Jack Godberson
Ders
North and South Carolina Lumber Dealers Press OPA Protest
A belligerent NC and SC lumber and supply delegation spent a day lobbying Congressmen from both states and vowed to block the OPA in its current form. They refused to comment for print, with E M Garner of Union South Carolina and Charlotte North Carolina warning no statements for the papers.
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Enterprise Washington Bureau
Washington
North Carolina
South Carolina
OPA
Clyde R. Hoey
Carl Durham
Zebulon Weaver
John Folger
Rep
L. Mendel Rivers
Burnet Maybank
House
Senate
E. M. Garner
Union
S. C
Charlotte
N. C
Greensboro Seeks Regional Offices for Commerce and RFC
The Greensboro chamber of commerce pressed Rep. Carl T. Durham to secure regional offices for the department of commerce and the RFC in Greensboro. A telephone briefing indicated both agencies plan regional offices countrywide, but no final decision had been made. Durham’s office promised consideration if plans proceed.
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Washington
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce Today
Carl T. Durham
Greensboro
Department of Commerce
Ma Adro Fmance Corporaon
Greensboro Chamber
Durham
Veterans Administration
Winston-Salem
Fayetteville
RFC
Commerce Department
Cooper Working Out With Jersey City
Hickory April 10 Cooper Walker Cooper of the New York Giants catcher after being recalled connected with the club at Skenectula but did not make the roster for a game with Cleveland. He will work out at Jacksonville until Thursday with Jersey City, the Giants international league farm.
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Hickory
Walker Cooper
New York Giants
Skenela
Cleveland
Jacksonville
Jersey City
Giants
Pedestrian risk higher crossing midblock than at intersections
A Connecticut traffic survey cited by the Council of State Governments finds a pedestrian crossing at night in the middle of a block has twelve times the risk of being killed compared with crossing at an intersection.
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Chicago
Connecticut
Council of State Governments
Doris Duke Cromwell Wins Tax Suit Over Intangible Taxes
Doris Duke Cromwell the tobacco heiress known as the richest girl in the world sees a $20 seating fee returned after a court ruling in Newark New Jersey. The Hillsborough case sought more than $13 000 000 in intangible taxes and the heir won, triggering the fee repayment under state law.
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Newark
N. J
Doris Duke Cromwell
Hillsborough Rom
Tobacco
Effective kick halts noisy Hyde Park horn
A Chicago police scene near Hyde Park station ends when Cleveland Andrew, a resident nearby, kicks a car horn after nearly two hours of police efforts to stop the piercing blasts. Sergeant John Moroney faced angry calls during the incident.
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Chicago
Hyde Park
John Moroney
Cleveland Andrew
U S Missouri Leaves Turkey With Good Wishes
Istanbul reports the U S battleship Missouri received fervent Turkish farewells after a four day visit. Newspapers Vakit and Aksam carried messages of goodwill urging Americans safe travels and noting timing with President Truman's army day speech in Chicago.
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Istanbul
U. S
Missouri
Turkey
America
Vakit
Aksam
Bosphorus
Truman
Chicago
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