Choslovakia's Struggle to Ape Communism Drama of Europe
An analysis of Czechoslovakia's slide toward a Soviet style state, noting Moscow backed moves, the interior ministry seizure by communists, and the threat to liberty as the country nears a full police state. It considers whether the people will resist and if the nation can preserve its independence.
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Choslovakia
Europe
Zechoskivakia
Tech Russia
Caechaslavakiars
Canada
Washington
Acplan
Moscamplely
Sts
Ely
Soviel
Dom
Pilland
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Esv
Gottwald
Cumpuy
Cout Jluy
Ministry of Interior
Ander
Ceneharlovalda
Jlo
Ministry of the Interior
Communists Always Reach For Is This Ministry. Theig
Caechoslovakians
Hoover Urges European Federation Under UN
Former President Hoover called for a federation of Europe under the United Nations to bolster the Marshall Plan. He warned ally uncertainty risks war and argued unity would reduce American military entanglements while strengthening peace and postwar recovery. He noted Western Europe and Russia might later cooperate for common welfare if unity advances regional stability.
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New York
CUPI
Merbert Muover Jagat Aight
Europe
United Nations
Hoover
Sons of the Revolution
Washington
Waldorf-Agraria
United States
Mr. Hoover
Grugin
Westen Evepe
Hitler
Ear Qain
Usover
U. W
Russia
Weaver
Peraps
Massa Regiona
Color Perception Oddity Reported in Light and Ground
A gray cloth viewed against a white surface glows blue green under red light, while the same cloth on a black ground appears red. The observation highlights how background colors and lighting alter color perception.
Ex Tech student to stand trial for murder near Ashland City
W Ralph Abbott, 20, of Fort Smith Arkansas, former Arkansas Polytechnic Institute student, faced a murder charge in the Hiteh-hike slaying of Pierce Callon, 38, of Park Ridge near the Memphis Nashville highway. Courts in Ghentham County heard Abbott say self defense after Callon allegedly attempted to hold him up.
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Ashisnd City
Tenn
Arkangel College
W. Ralph Abbott
Fort Smith
Ark
Pierce C. Callon
Park
Ruse
U. A
Chicapo
Callon
Abatt
Arkansas Polytechnic Institute
Russellville
Nashville
Truman Calls for Probe of Steel Prices
President Truman ordered a federal inquiry into steel price increases. He directed the Justice Department the Council of Economic Advisers and the Commerce Department to probe the causes and consequences of the price rise as he travels from the Virgin Islands to Cuba aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg.
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Truman
Caribbean
Justice Department
Council of Economic Advisers
Commerce Department
Williamsburg
Eben Ayers
Ayers
Greenwich Bay
Virgin Islands
Cuba
Naval
Ey West
Fla
Guantanamo
Tomacray
Clark M. Ci.lord
John R. Steelman
William D. Leahy
Matthew J. Connelly
Wilbur D Diassetl
Haiti
Guananamo
Congress
Neavo
Virgin Island
Williamsburgh
Valdice
Police Question Youth About Slaying in Colorado Springs
Police questioned a 17 year old identified as Alvin Lee Bunday in the death of 13 year old James Box. Box's body was found near a creek. authorities say he was beaten to death after going missing for a day. A $2,000 bond was set for Eugene Max, with a note signed “The Lewit.”
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Colorado
Springs
Cola
Fel
I. B. Bruce
Bruce
Alvin Lee Bunday
James Box
Box
Bulliky
Ehiot
Hays
Tin Box Bay
Eugene Max
Lewit
Mogh Higgins
Nile
State Leaders Discuss New Party Formation
Little Rouk Feb 4. Arkansas national committeeman Arkahtus Vesmeralie reports leaders plan a new party amid discontent with the Democrats. The group would oppose Truman if civil liberties plank remains, seeking a convention to nominate their own candidate.
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Little Rouk
Crass
Billy Voday
Arkahtus
Hootte
Kuvins
Etanventinn
Hein
Tian My. Trotman
Dr. Robine
James Byrnes
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Henry Kaiser
Truman
Civil Liberties Plant
Arkansas
South
Robins
Donink
Dr. Robins
Souhianne
Ers
Guerrillas in Greece Reported Fleeing After Raid
Press dispatches said a band of 400 guerrillas raided Aigion and were routed by air and naval forces. The rebels used heavy weapons but were fully repelled after fierce street fighting.
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Greece
Athens
Aigion
Micka
Popularity Increase Sparks Old to New Book Match Demand
A vintage note describes initial unpopularity of book matches and a drastic rise to over 200 billion produced annually in the United States, highlighting the shift in consumer demand and manufacturing scale.
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United States
Annual Welfare Report Highlights Increased Aid and Need
Ted Chisty, Commissioner to Public Welfare, reports record high spending and more aid recipients in the fiscal year. The Arkansas Welfare Department cites grants, state and federal matching funds, and rises in maximums for Old Age, Dependent Children, and Blind categories. Unmet needs include institutions for epileptics, care for the chronically ill and senile, and supervision of the mentally disabled.
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Ted BR. Chisty
Mr. Chisty
Arkansas
Eranis
Pederia
Rooney
Bernare Oetuber
Lvl
Taft Seeks Second in Michigan Delegation Backing
Senator Taft arrives in Michigan and aims for second place in the state’s GOP favor. He denounces Democratic foreign policy in Europe and the Far East while praising Senator Vandenberg’s work on foreign relations.
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Robert Taft
Washington
Michigan
Europa
War East
Jhay Hy Vandenberg
Hie
Jovak
Taft Sre
Republican National Canyon
Econome Club of Duty
Taft
Vandenberg
Senate
F Housekeeper Pous Children Perish to Fire
Glens Falls N Y Feb 24 A housekeeper and four children perished in a fire. The report cites rising living costs and a low welfare budget that fails to cover basic needs. It notes milk cost and food expenses are miscalculated and urges expanded medical and dental care for welfare recipients.
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Glens Falls
Minneapolis Teachers Strike Shuts City Schools
Minneapolis public school teachers walked off for higher pay and a full school year. The AFT union represents about half of the 1,200 teachers. Pickets appeared at several schools as 8 a.m. strike began. city schools serving 38,000 students faced disruption despite late talks involving Mayor Humphrey and Superintendent Goslin.
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Minneapolis
Reupiolis
AFTA
Pline
Philadelphia
Fire kills family as mother jumps from porch roof
A house fire ten miles west of town claimed five Hack children ages 4 to 8 and housekeeper Elizabeth Center 65. Mrs Elizabeth Hack suffered severe burns while Vernon Dunkley 10 escaped uninjured. State police searched the ruins for the bodies as investigators probe the blaze at the single story frame home.
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Here
Elizabeth Center
Vernon Dunkley
Seven Children Perish in Blaze
Burlington Ja February 23 seven children in a 14 member Waterhouse family perished in a fire early today. Parents Elisawrth and wife escaped with three sons and one daughter. The death toll ranged from 18 months to 14 years, with survivors in downstairs bedrooms while two children were away. Names of the dead include Beily Joen, Uelen Marie, James Allen, Doris Any, Thomas, Mary Kay, and David.
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Burlington
Elisawrth Waterhouse
Ames
Chidren
Mistales
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