Missing Soviet Leaders Fade From Public Eye in 1954
The piece surveys prominent Soviet figures presumed dead or in hiding after Stalin’s era, noting names such as Victor Abakumov Wassily Stalin Alexander Poskrebyshev Lavrenty Beria aides and other party bosses including Andrianov Arutinov Bakradze Kuznetsov Mamulov Voznesensky and others missing since 1953 1954.
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Victor Mov
Abakumov
Soviet Union
O'hers
Vga
Out Atte
Wassily Stalin
Joseph
Pital
Kremlin
Poskrebyshev
Lavrenty Beria
P. A. Artemiev
Moscow
N. K. Spiridonov
K. A. Spiridonovy
V. M. Andrianov
Leningrad
Nikita Khrushchev
G. A. Arutinov
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Mir Bagirov
Beria
Georgia
Valerian Bakradze
A. A. Kuznetsov
Andrei Zha
Anov
Stepan Mamulov
Nikolai Voznesensky
Politburo
Staic Oye Commission
Panama Flights Are Recalled After Assassination
Braniff Airways recalled two Panama bound flights following the assassination of President Jose Antonio. One flight between Miami and Panama was ordered back to its last stop and another from Lima to Panama was redirected midway between Ecuador and Panama toward Ecuador.
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Dallas
Braniff Airways
Jose Antonio
Cialene
Miami
Fla
Panama
Lima
Peru
Ecuador
Not Single Big Issue Yet In Evidence For 1956 Vote
James Marlow analyzes 1956 prospects as Democrats take control of Congress. He notes no clear issue dominates, prosperity dampening demand for reform, and both parties weigh investigations to create talking points while avoiding hindering Eisenhower.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Truman
Rhcans
White House
Cotton Belt Maid of Cotton finals set in Memphis
Twenty two contestants from Cotton Belt states gather for preliminaries in Memphis for the Maid of Cotton contest. Official judging begins tomorrow with the final in Civic Auditorium an invitation audience. The winner heads to New York and a six month North American and European goodwill tour as the cotton industry's ambassador.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cotton Belt
Civic Auditorium
New York
North America
Europe
One Thousand Six Hundred Share In NC State Aid Plan
North Carolina State College announces more than 500000 in aid for 1600 students this school year. Grants in aid totaling 37000 plus 109596 in athletic grants and 56000 in talent for service scholarships fund 1 and 1000 self help jobs.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Shah and Queen Arrive in Sun Valley for Eight Days of Skiing
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and his queen begin an eight day ski tour in Sun Valley Idaho as part of a United States visit with the royal party staying at a resort community and enjoying local alpine recreation.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahievi
United States
Vaccine results due soon as polio research advances
In Ann Arbor Michigan researchers plan to test a code linking 1 830 000 second graders to polio outcomes to gauge vaccine effectiveness The March of Dimes kickoff announces 64 million goal and nine million dollars in vaccine purchases The three day event features Mt Baldy bank drive a fireworks display and a skating exhibition by Tenney Albright with five year old Mary Kosioaki of Collierville Tennessee named 1955 poster girl for the campaign
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Radio Au
Ann
Ann Arbor
Mich
O'Connor
March of Dimers
Mt. Baldy
Sun Valley
Tenney Albright
Mary Kosioaki
Collierville, Tenn
March of Dimes
Socialist Politician Carle Whitehead Dies At 77 In Denver
Denver says goodbye to Carle Whitehead a longtime Socialist candidate who contested major Colorado races since 1932 died after a long illness at 77 He arrived in Denver in 1899 after Columbia Law School and ran a vigorous campaign for the U S Senate last fall He was a close friend of Norman Thomas Survived by his widow four sons and a daughter
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Denver
Carle Whitehead
Colorado
Socialist Party
Whitehead
Columbia Law School
New York
U. S. Senate
Norman Thomas
Man Altered License Plate Number Faces Jail
James Dameron 37 altered his license plate to obtain a lower serial number for his new convertible. The vanity number matched that of a county judge, leading to his arrest and detention in Chicago.
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Chicago
James Dameron
Strained Switch Over Between Sheriffs In Athens
Incoming Sheriff J W Brownlow and outgoing Sheriff Jess Sweeten recall a tense New Year transition. They describe a brief confrontation outside the jail with both sides claiming blows and guns drawn before Brownlow assumed office. Sweeten says no one was knocked down, Brownlow alleges a struggle and weapon removal.
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Athens
Tex
Jess Sweeten
J. W. Brownlow
Brownlow
Sweeten
East
Texas
Missiles May Get Live Test in Nevada Nuclear Program
The military plans live tests of atomic warheads on missiles and rockets with dummy charges cited. Army Honest John, Corporal, Redstone, Navy Regulus, and Air Force Matador are mentioned as capable of mounting warheads. Tests mid February at Nevada Proving Ground amid shifting Western Europe defense plans.
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Nevada
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Air Force
Europe
Germany
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