Stalin the Global Titan Who Built a Fearful Empire
A profile of Joseph Stalin highlighting his iron control and ruthless tactics. It notes his rise from modest beginnings to marshal and generalissimo, his strategic cunning, use of propaganda, and the fear his regime generated. The piece contrasts his military prowess with the cost to liberty and dignity, ending with his legacy of fear.
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Stalin
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Soviet military mission banned from west bank of Rhine
In retaliation for travel restrictions on British officers in East Germany the seven man Soviet mission in the British zone is barred from crossing the Rhine. Russian officers in the British zone receive notices forbidding crossing by Soviet personnel near Rhine bridges. The ban follows broader restrictions on Soviet access to eastern and western Allied areas and aims to control Soviet movement in occupied Germany.
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Potsdam
Claude Dewhurst
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Richard Gale
Burglars Burglarize Each Other in Fort Worth
Two Fort Worth burglars were burglarized while away from home when a thief entered and took three hams. Police then learned the pair were already criminals and the hams came from a separate burglary.
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Churchill Plans No Personal Condolences On Stalin’s Death
London March 7 Prime Minister Churchill will not send personal condolences over Joseph Stalin's death a Downing Street spokesman said The British government expressed sympathy and Churchill will do no more and no less He had earlier sent a note to the Soviet Embassy and officials delivered condolences from the British government in London and Moscow
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Chewing Material For Old Folks In Indiana Pa
Indiana County grand jury inspected the county old folks home and found male inmates given free chewing tobacco. It recommends chewing gum for the women residents as an alternative.
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Indiana County
Ike Urged To Bring Up War Prisoners
President Eisenhower faced a push to raise with Soviet leaders the release of about 1,200,000 World War II prisoners believed alive in Russia. World Veterans Federation secretary general Elliott Newcomb urged the move, noting broad veteran support for UN stand in Korea and European unity.
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Russia
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World Veterans Federation
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London
Newcomb
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Korea
Lithuania defies Stalin death claim at legation
In Washington the Lithuanian legation insists it is not a satellite of the Soviet Union and does not observe the occasion of Stalin's death. The spokesman rejects the notion of a change in status as a reflection of Moscow's control.
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Stalin
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