Stalin belief as Kremlin policy cornerstone in cold war
The piece argues Stalin used fear of Western attack to justify vast mobilization and rearmament. It claims Moscow twisted international events to blame the West, pressuring allies like West Germany while portraying North Korea as a Western strike threat. It suggests Stalin may have convinced himself of a Western threat, shaping internal policy.
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Douglas MacArthur
Senate Committee
Moscow
Russia
Politburo
Europe
Poland
Hungary
Romania
Albania
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Greece
Italy
France
Stalin
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Stalingrad
America
Britain
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Koretack
West Germany
Korea
Grippe Mistakenly Delayed Key WWII Yalta News
A long-ago flu outbreak altered senior officers paths to Yalta. Lt. Laurence S. Kuter and Maj. Gen. Frederick L. Anderson compressed a Pacific air report to a single page that could have influenced Roosevelt and Churchill before Stalin’s deal. MacArthur later called the missed briefing one of our gravest mistakes.
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Lyle
Wilson
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Arnold
Roosevelt
Yalta
Laurence S. Kuter
Kuter
George C. Marshall
Ernest J. King
Naval Operations
U.S. Fleet
William D. Leahy
Boy Scouts
Fdr
20Th Air Force
Pacific
Japan
MacArthur
China
Darien
Port Arthur
the Great
Carl Spaatz
United States Strategic Air
Europe
Spaatz
Frederick L. Anderson
Anderson
Marshall
Leahy
King
Harry Hopkins
Gma
Promi
Hopkins
Winston Churchill
Stalin
North Carolina Firms Seen Unfair Labor Practices
Trial examiners for the National Labor Relations Board ruled two North Carolina firms engaged in unfair labor practices. They found Lenoir discharged or avoided hiring union workers to deter membership and recommended an NLRB order. The reports listed individuals considered for reinstatement and employment offerings to specific workers.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
North Carolina
NLRB
Lenoir
Lucy
Mille Yover
Pauliner
Margaret Rhue
Bessie Robinson
Minnie Katherine Piner
Eleanor Trott Gillikin
Kathleen de Salter
Ray Beane
Kenneth Pope
Granville Clarke
Woman of Wit and Wares at Ge SVS e?
Fragmentary note quotes a persona asserting a wife should make home comfortable and supportive for her husband, emphasizing respite and recognition. The text is incomplete and unclear on context or source.
Around Capital Square A Visit With State Auditor Henry Bridges
Lynn Nisbet profiles state auditor Henry Bridges during a statewide trip to Brevard Hendersonville Shelby Gastonia and Gaston County. Bridges delivers a $30000 state pension check to the Brevard Music Foundation and keeps meticulous records as he travels to meet officials and inspect sites.
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Bridges
Henry Bridges
Brevard Music Foundation, Inc
Transylvania County
Brevard
Raleigh
Ralph Fisher
Weee S Cafe
F. S
Buck) Best
Music Camp
R. G
Bob) Deyton
Foundation
Ecasta Corporation
Deyton
Kannapolis
American Legion
Hendersonville
Chamber of Commerce
Camak
L. B
Ben) Prince
Monroe Redden
Lee Whitmire
Rhage
Shelby Daily Star
Hse
Lee Weathers
The
Star
Holt McPherson
Save For
Henry Lee Weathers
Clyde Nolan
Buz” Falls
Ernest Gardner
Co. C
Cobby) Horn
Tom Cornwell
George Wray
Gastonia
Grady Rankin
Hoyle Eaird
Gregg Cherry
Col. Gaston) Atkins
Gasonia Gazette
State Orthopedic Hospital
Edge
Back and Even Rita's Back in Witty Exchange
A playful exchange mocks political figures and headlines. The remarks reference Winchell and Vogeler, suggest comparing Truman’s piano gift to a world wood source, and include Bevan's warning about U S leadership amid war material sales to Russia and China.
Rising Crime Rate Threatens Home Front Security
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned that rising crime, aided by wartime focus on defense, threatens national security. He cited sharp increases since Korea began, including draft law violations 780 percent and thefts from interstate shipments 33 percent, urging Americans to report crimes promptly to FBI offices.
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Fred Mullen
United Press
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
America
Vibe
Man Wounds One Then Kills Self in Boston
In Boston a cemetery worker Lloyd Carter, 36, fatally shot a woman, Grace Milligan, 46, after wounding her ally. He then killed himself saying I hope the damn thing works, as police intervened after a barricade in a bedroom failed to stop him.
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Boston
Lloyd Carter
Grace Milligan
Chester Takes Walk With Parking Meter
In Jersey City a man named Chester was charged with grand larceny after a parking meter was found partially hidden under his coat during a walk. The incident occurred as he carried the meter away stolen property.
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Chester
Jersey City
Ant
Took Wrong Seat Man Is Slain in Poker Game
Williamston report says Henry Everett was shot by mistake after taking another man's seat in a poker game. Police chief Roebuck cited violence following prior evictions by Dave Melton and James Evans. Evans returned with a gun and fired at the vacant chair, killing Everett.
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Williamston
Henry Everett
John Roebuck
Roebuck
Dave Melton
James Evans
Evans
Everett
Melton
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