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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1947

Page

4

Pardoned details of plane owners with Bardas in Puerto Rico

Shelton identifies two plane owners as Luis Bardas and Jose Diaz a native of the Do winken republic who became a naturalized American citizen and served as a major during the war Bardas is currently located in Puerto Rico

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Kentucky Democrats claim sweeping election victory

Louisville reports show Democratic Rep. Earle Clements winning the governor’s seat with 349,786 votes to Eldon S. Dummit’s 258,135. The party secured a nine-man state ticket, expanded majorities in the legislature, and gained city administrations including Louisville. Clements will take office December 9.

Louisville Kentucky Earle C. Clements General Assembly Clements Eldon S. Dummit Simeon Willis

Russia Shows Military Parade On Bolshevik Anniversary

London reports Russia staged a mass parade in Red Square to mark the 30th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution. Thousands of Soviet infantry, airmen, artillerymen, Marines, sailors and civilians marched past Lenin’s mausoleum to salute Communist officials and military leaders.

London Russia Red Square Nikolai Lenin Communist Party Joseph Stalin Madivy Moscow United States Stalin Keemlin Sochi Black Sea Marshal Wiisolai Bulganin Radio Moscow Viacheslav M. Molotov Winston Churchill We Square War Provocateurs Churchill Geman Germany Moscow Feaiare Leis Mayshith Kirill A. Meretskov Big Addes Nini Om. Museuw S. Lo Hexiin Slatin Wortud Molotov the Syedberg England America

Molotov Speech Reframes Capitalism and Communism Clash

AP analysis notes Molotov’s Moscow address on the eve of the revolution anniversary. He asserts that information about the atomic bomb is no secret but stresses many technical details remain hidden. He promotes coexistence of capitalism and socialism, marking a shift from Bolshevik stance. He also cites Stalin’s 193? interview with Harold Stassen as context for US politics.

Max Harrelson Lule Russia Andrei Y. Vishisky Soviet Union United Nations V. NM. Molotov Moscow Jose Arge U. N Tillie Bly Ishinsky Vishingsky Arge United States Britain France Dewitt MacKenzie Molotov Wwe Mir Starling Molotay Stalin Harold EB. Stassch Malotey New Times Europe Jack Bell Washington Adolf Hitler Kremlin Americas Los Angeles Special House Foreign Economic Committee Western Congress Herter R-Mass Hertur Group Senate Truman Commeree Harriman

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