Soviet Survivor recalls wartime trials and hopes of abroad
An interview excerpt describes measures against collaborationists and brutal punishments. The narrator recalls aiding a Kiev engineer and a girl denounced for consorting with Germans in Slavyansk, the church in Salvyansk used by Germans, and priests' conclave. Back in Moscow he taught and led schools, rebuilt a textile mill school, fed hungry children, and earned a potential foreign assignment, hoping for the chance to go abroad.
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Salvyansk
Stalin
Stavwansk
Moscow
Fivniinzer
Wis Karsaving
Sonn
Karsavina
America
Petey Alexeiev
Stigs
Stigs , Who Operated the Factory Junehyoom
Karsevina
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Fietory School
Paily Bread Continued From Page One
Fragmentary OCR text describes rumors and public bickering over a wartime topic with secrecy and calls for government agencies to share information. The writing hints at postwar tensions, economic worries, and public suspicion, noting neither side gains from ongoing political infighting.
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Enon
Jet
Ae Whale
Presidential Principles on Governance and Liberty Statement
A partisan piece argues the president must resist totalitarian pressures and uphold constitutional sovereignty. It asserts domestic problem solving and denial of external control as vital to America, emphasizing urgent policy contrasts beyond foreign, labor, housing, and economic issues.
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America
Washington
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VMN Sentuajen Bay Arorine
A Party
Vath Misa Fy
Indians Triumph In Chaotic Contithes Contest
The report details a wild game where Indians secured victory amid tangled play and disputed calls. Key players include Korie Wielded, Flabhiser, Robins, and Loweehig, with umpire Biewart officiating a tense scene and several credited singles influencing the outcome.
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Korie
Biewart Ap
Dani Sien
Byath
RCO
Vicker Glint Baal
Anal Pbiath
Salnedd
Robins
Kelusee
Henek
Noria
Proclamation for National Business Women's Week Observance
A proclamation designates October 10 to 17 as National Business Women's Week. It honors businesswomen for their substantial contributions to economic strength and national leadership and urges all citizens to participate in the observance.
Market Lament Amid Mixed Lamb Prices and Sluggish Trade
The report records varied livestock values with Lamb and sheep prices fluctuating. Trade shows cautious demand as processors and buyers adjust bids while feature notes mention specific lots, weights, and regional market activity.
Subscription Rates Open to All Readers in Nevada Areas
Rates for city carrier payments include 20 cents per month with additional figures for Mell rates and Maren stead in Nevada. Annual terms cited at 4.50 dollars or up to 8.50 dollars in specific counties including Millay and LaFayelle, conveying advance payments and local pricing.
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Marenstead
Nevada
Award
Millay
LaFayelle
UMW Votes to Pay Lewis $50,000 a Year
At the United Mine Workers convention in Cincinnati, votes favored paying Lewis a yearly salary of fifty thousand dollars with proposals suggesting increases up to seven thousand five hundred per year for certain posts. The meeting discussed executive board salaries and related governance while noting geographic and organizational details from the era.
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UMW
Lewis
Cimtinnati
Get
United Mine Warley Convention
Tahiti
Glassware Designs Easy to Make
Instructions describe making etched glassware using stencil designs with browns quimmmed paper and etching cream. It covers materials, preparation, applying the stencil, and washing off the cream after two to three minutes. It notes the required supplies are scarce locally and may be unavailable.
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Purmond
Payaeys
Mtelinas
Ain Banat
Fire at City Cleaning Shop Burns Clothes
Fire damaged a tumbler of clothes at City Cleaning Shop on Natit Film St around 2 30 p m. Firefighters reported a second alarm and rushed to the scene while crews from Ui station secured the area and limited the blaze to dry goods.
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Natit Film
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