Referendum in Poland under Communist rule exposed by Mikolajczyk
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk details the 1946 Polish referendum orchestrated by the Provisional Government with two seemingly harmless questions while the third aimed at frontiers. Security Police seized ballots and terrorized commissions as Moscow dictated the outcome, prompting boycotts and mass repression of the Polish Peasant Party.
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Stanislaw Mikcyk
Stalin
Red Army
Poland
Potsdam
Yalta
United States
Evergy
Senate
Baltictic
Oder
Neisse
England
House of
Russia
U. S
Great Britain
Polish Peasant Party
Gazeta Ludowa
Stanislas Radkiewicz
Krako
Gdansk
Katowice
Gliwice
Wlock
Inowrocaw
Lublin
Krakow
Warsaw
Poland Peasant Party
NKVD
Mikolajczyk
Don’t Scratch Pimples with Peterson’s Ointment
Advertisement advises against scratching or squeezing pimples to avoid infection and urges relief from itching pimples eczema and skin irritations using Peterson’s Ointment. It promises faster relief, better skin, and a money back guarantee after one application.
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Peterson
Kerneysville Man Appeals Two Sentences in Gun Battle Case
Thomasville police report K H Hunt 42 of Kernersville Rt 1 appealed in county superior court from a 2 year 12 month sentence in the Thomasville recorder s court. Hunt faced charges including assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill an officer and carrying a concealed weapon after a running gun battle over ice coated roads. Officers say Hunt fired up to five shots from a Colt 38 at Highway Patrolman Frank Hundley and City Officer Fred Boyd while fleeing, later dropping his pistol in a ditch before being tackled.
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Thomasville
K. H. Hunt
Kernersville Rt. 1
Davi County Superior Court
Thomasville Recorder’s Court
Hunt
Frank Hundley
Fred Boyd
Hundley
Boyd
John Hunt
Rt. 1
Harvey Myers
E. H. Hunt
Honeymoon reunion seals 1894 marriage reawakened in Wisconsin
Monroe Wisconsin January 28 74 year old Joseph Blackbourn and 77 year old Nellie Barmore Blackbourn remarried after decades apart. The pair, once wed in 1894 and later divorced, renewed their vows today joining again as husband and wife.
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Monroe, Wis
Joseph Blackbourn
Joseph
Nellie Barmore Blackbourn
Rheumatic Fever Treatment and Prevention Guidelines
Medical article outlines early diagnosis and rest as core treatment for rheumatic fever to prevent heart damage. Prolonged bed rest, careful diet, salicylates for joint pain, fluids, and gradual return to activity are advised, with monitoring for recurrence and blood tests indicating recovery.
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United States
King I
C of C Favored by Thomasville Civic Group
Thomasville Community Council officials voted to support forming a Chamber of Commerce with civic groups and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. They also backed publishing a "Welcome to Thomasville" folder and said it should not conflict with a larger Chamber booklet.
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Thomasville
Cabarrus Farmer Wins Cotton Prize
H. E. Bonds of Cabarrus county named state champion cotton farmer after producing 6 995 pounds of lint on five acres and receiving 800 dollars at a Raleigh luncheon. Leonard Killin of Warren county won 400 dollars for 6 690 pounds on five acres.
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Raleigh
H. E. Bonds
Cabarrus County
Bonds
Cabarrus
Leonard Killin
Warren County
Hires Brain, Brawn To Get Police Job
DETROIT, Jan. 28. Tony Rea accused of hiring a 200‑pound friend and a student to pass tests for him in a Detroit police eligibility attempt. Rea appeared in traffic court with Gilligan and Soklowski, identified as the brawn and brain. both reportedly passed their tests.
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Detroit
Tony Rea
Rea
Robert Gilligan
Joseph Sokolowski
Truman Nominates North Carolina Postmasters
President Truman has sent to the senate six postmaster nominations for North Carolina including Raeford E. Brown Burgaw Claiborne R Newton Currie Henry D John Oakley Carrboro William E son Farmville Thurman R. Smith Hazelwood and Columbus Fen Hendersonville The note also states Lake Erie and Lake Huron are named for Indian tribes.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
North Carolina
Raeford E. Brown
Burgaw
Claiborne R. Newton
Currie
Henry D. John Oakley
Carrboro
William Eson
Farmville
Thurman R. Smith
Hazelwood
Columbus Fen
Hendersonville
Watch Vehicles To Halt Theft Of Property
RALEIGH January 28. State guards will search every car leaving the Camp Butner reservation to stop thefts of state property. John Umstead says at least $10,000 worth of goods have been stolen since the state took over the hospital and Cantonment area. A new family of radioactive elements, not found in nature, has been announced and may impact atomic energy.
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Raleigh
Camp Butner Reservation
John Umstead
State Hospitals Board of Control
Butner Committee
Butne
Umstead
Convict Hid In Abandoned Mine Shaft Recaptured
Raleigh January 28. Prison Director Clyde Robinson said housing was poor but not this bad. Fred Lowery age 23 of Avery County, who escaped November 20 1946 from Catawba County prison camp, was recaptured near Bakersville living in an abandoned mine shaft. He had a bed provisions for fire and a cooler beef. He fired at visitors before capture. Lowery received five to 15 years for second degree murder and three to five years for forgery.
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Raleigh
Clyde
Robinson
Fred Lowery
Avery County
Bakersville
Lowery
Lowe
Catawba County
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Maspeth NY
Cabarrus Farmer
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High Point
Burlington Mills Corporation
High Point Weaving Company
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