Czech Woman Leader Demands Real Equality
Ludmila Jankoveeva, 50, first woman in Czechoslovakia's cabinet and war resistance veteran, calls for true gender equality while detailing her balance of public duties and home life. She stresses organizing work at home, notes industry-private balance under nationalization limits, and envisions coordinated global economies through mutual planning. Also cites U.S. forest fire spending.
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The Coming Russian Terror Part 9 Polarized Allies Quietly Yield
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk recounts 1942 43 U S Britain appeasement of Stalin amid Polish peril. He notes Molotovs defiance to Hull and OSS censorship while Poles in exile press for aid and a second front. The piece details Moscow’s pressure on Poland and the U S stance.
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Another Eleanor in Roosevelt Family Daughter Born in Santa Monica
In Santa Monica California on Saturday Anna Eleanor Roosevelt is born to James Roosevelt and Romelle as their third child from that marriage and fifth for James. The eight pound fourteen ounce girl was named after Franklin D Roosevelt’s widow and paternal grandmother. James Roosevelt has two older sons James Jr and Michael who is thirteen months old.
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Windshield Wiper Rule For Vehicle Inspections
Raleigh reports the state motor vehicles department requires windshield wipers for passable mechanical inspections this year. Vehicles with one or two wipers must have them functional and in good condition to ensure clear vision in rain snow or sleet, reflecting safety driven by accident statistics.
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Katyn Forest Massacre Details Revealed in Print
Mikolajczyk goes on record about Russia's killings of 11,000 Polish officers in the Katyn forest, a story to be fully told after Roosevelt and Churchill meet Stalin. The piece frames wartime alliance shifts and Poland’s fate as central to future plans.
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