Stalin Foresees Chinese Communist Victory Says Bolshevik
Moscow reports in Bolshevik that Stalin predicted a Communist victory in China. Peter N. Pospelov says Soviet atomic weapons disclosure dealt a blow to imperialists and affirmed Stalinist forecasts of China's socialist revolution. He credits Leninist Stalinist theory for guiding the anti imperialist, anti feudal Chinese rise.
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Bolshevik
Communist Party
Central Committee
Stalin
China
Peter N. Pospelov
U.S.S.R
Pospelov
Ple
Republic of China
Posperov
Lenin
United States
Tragic Drowning Of Kilgo Child In Gastonia Pond
In Gastonia on October 7 a six year old boy Donald Kilgo fell into a residence fish pond and drowned. Coroner W G McLean reported no witnesses to the accident and the body was recovered later.
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Gastonia
Donald Kilgo
Joe Kilgo
W. G. McLean
P A Thomas Car Works Builds School Buses at 225 a Month
In High Point the P A Thomas Car Works employs about 160 workers producing 225 school bus bodies monthly for states from Florida to Maine. The plant has shifted from streetcars to school buses, introduced all steel bodies in 1937, and now operates a large automated assembly line with finished units shipped by rail to customers.
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High Point
Southern Railroad
Car Works
Mas
South
North Carolina
Florida
Maine
Thomas
Perley A. Thomas
Southern Car Company
Commerce Street
Tryon
English Streets
Southern Public Utilities
Winston-Salem
Detroit
Mich
J. W
J. N. Thomas
Signal Corps
Ordnance
Argentina pushes UN armistice call on US Soviet pact
Argentina leads a move at the United Nations assembly to seek an immediate atomic armistice between the United States and the Soviet Union. Argentina and other small powers want the general assembly to demand a multi year armistice as the 59 Nation political committee prepares to consider the Soviet peace proposal. The effort accompanies broader debate over nuclear diplomacy amid East West deadlock.
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
General Assembly
Russia
United States
China
Britain
France
Eastwest
Patrolmen Resign from Charlotte Patrol
Two North Carolina highway patrolmen in Charlotte resign to join Catagoba County ABC law enforcement. J. H. Nance and Y. W. Lowe, both with the patrol about two years, resignations effective October 15.
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North Carolina
Catagoba
ABC Law Enforcement Agency
J. H. Nance
Y. W. Lowe
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