Stalin May Be Trying To Name Own Successor
United Press reports Stalin may alter power by abolishing the Politburo and creating a presidium of the Central Committee. Observers note Malenkov and Beria as likely contenders with Molotov a distant third.
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Stalin
United Press
Josef Stalin
Communist Party
Georgi Malenkov
Lavrenti Beria
Pravda
Russia
Congress
Central Committee
Sua
Leon Trotsky
Malenkov
Beria
V. M. Molotov
Politburo
NKVD
Molotov
Advisory Budget Commission Sees State Coordination Pushes
The commission reports progress on coordination among state institutions in health, education, and agriculture. It notes plans for a Chapel Hill medical center staffing boost, a textile marketing course at State College, and possible consolidation of university offices. It warns against duplicative programs and suggests temporary art gallery housing for the state collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advisory Budget Commission
Chapel Hill
State College
School of Commerce
Alfonso Elder
North Carolina College
Durham
University At
Raleigh
A. & T. College
Greensboro
Institute of Government
Consolidated University
Woman's College At
Engineering
Department of Labor
Board of Health
Industrial Commission
Agriculture
General Assembly
North Carolina
Central Art Gallery
Woman's College
Cullowhee
Jet Plane May Surpass Its Own Sound Barrier
General Electric researchers in Schenectady report a jet plane flying faster than 750 miles per hour would outrun its sound. If diving toward a observer it would arrive before the sound, while a direct approach at sonic speed would produce a brief, sharp report as sound waves from the path converge.
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Schenectady
N. Y.P
General Electric Research Laboratory
Aproach
More Troops Learn Tough Ranger Tactics
Fort Hood Texas reports new Army Rangers training for First Armored Division troops. Four week courses cover guerilla warfare physical aggressiveness and close combat taught by the division non commissioned officers academy. Graduates will train others and act as aggressors in later tests.
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Fort Hood
Tex
First Armored Division
U.S. Army Rangers
Smoking Queen Smokes Too Much In New York City
New York City officials warn United States Lines that the new superliner United States violates the anti smoke ordinance with excessive puffing. Company officials say the smoke is due to the ship being new and they are taking steps to clear it up.
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New York
New York City
Bureau of Smoke Control
United States Lines
United States
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Wayland Spruill
Berti
Wayland
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Fred Pass
Senate
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