Stalin Dropped Plan for Semi-Retirement Says Ex-Aide
Georgi Tokaev, former Soviet colonel and University professor now in London, claims Stalin abandoned a plan to retire from active leadership and become president of the Soviet Union. He says the change was to be announced at the Moscow party congress and that the Kremlin favors renewed revolutionary methods abroad with no atom-weapon risk for Russia.
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Seven sons serve in U S forces from Sterling family
Austrian born Mrs a Doll of Sterling is mother to thirteen. seven sons served in World War I and Korea with Ali returning home safely while the eighth son plans to enlist soon. In Edenton Marvin Spruill finds a 1952 high school class ring inside a turtle, a tale sparked by a creek-side drawing.
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Practical method for detecting silent gastric cancer
United Press reports at the American Cancer Society meeting that photofluorography may detect silent gastric cancers early. Dr. Russell Wigh of Columbia Presbyterian Hospital says the test, cheaper than the Pap smear, could allow mass screening and save thousands of lives by catching cancers before symptoms appear.
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New York
American Cancer Society Today
Russell Wigh
Columbia University Presbyterian Hospital Medical Center
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Pendie
Maurice Lenz
Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Time Zone Guides for Radio Programs
A note explains time zone rules for broadcast scheduling. It clarifies EST to CST and MST adjustments, warns last minute changes cannot be included, and advises stations to align relays with local schedules.
Evening TV Listings and Channel Schedule Fragment
A dense OCR of TV programming across multiple days shows half hour to hour blocks with names like News Broadcast Sporta Carrolls Corner Milton Berle and Fireside Theatre. The fragment lists daytime morning blocks and evening segments with channels and show titles, reflecting a historic schedule snapshot.
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Abem Kiddies
Nbe
Ebs
News & Comment
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Beulah Sketch
J Smith
Cbs
Abe News
Mbs
Neows
Nbe Aoe
Ebe
Gabriel Heatter
Fett
One Man's Family
Kventon Newareel
Orp —Cavalens of America
Michuschal
WEMY
Mike and
Buff
Betsy
Raven
Milton Berle
City Hospital
Gov. Stevenson
Fireside Theatre
RFC Piedmont
Arthur Smith
Kate Smith
Howdy, Doody
Dick Tracy
Willie Wonderful
Weatherman
Schools Tax Share Shrinks From 16 to 8 Cents per Dollar
In 1939 schools took 16 cents of each tax dollar while 1952 data show only 8 cents. Dr John K Norton of Teachers College notes teachers wages rose 132 percent during the war era versus 167 percent for all workers. Population figures for trumpeter swans rise from 73 in 1935 to 571 in the country amid conservation efforts.
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New York
John K. Norton
Teachers College
Columbia University
Government Fights Reds In Two Ways By James Marlow
Washington report details two-pronged government action against communists from 1948 onward. Leaders prosecuted under the Smith Act for conspiring to overthrow the government with convictions upheld by the Supreme Court. The 1950 McCarran Act targets the Communist Party as a whole, requiring registration of action and front groups, with the party deemed a Russian tool. FBI infiltration and leader arrests continue.
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Washington
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Congress
Sen. McCarran
Nevada
Russia
Action
Subversivectivities Control Board
U. S
Court of Ms
Battle Creek Girl Finds Seventeen Four-Leaf Clovers
Jan ice Van Vleet of Battle Creek gathered seventeen four leaf clovers in a single day from her backyard. Local folklore says such luck bodes well for the year ahead.
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Mich
Janice van Vleet
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