Surviving a Soviet Prisoner Life and a Leap to Freedom
A former high school teacher recounts thirty years under Soviet rule, narrowly escaping a second siege, and describes her escape to freedom in America. She reflects on the brutality of the regime, the relief of reaching the United States, and emails from fellow displaced persons and a student praising her act as a beacon for liberty.
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Miliera
Chepurnykh
Chepurnvkh
Perinoyer
America
Argenline
Russia
Germany
Volga
Hondaga
Rustia
Stary
E If
French forces tighten grip on miners in southern France
In southern France near Ales, 60 of 75 miners in a republican guard company were injured in clashes with strikers. Troops moved into northern coal basins to prevent mine flooding as a full-scale offensive against the Communist led miners union was approved. Police and soldiers faced stubborn resistance at Les-Se Valles pit near Somain as orders to shoot were issued if necessary.
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Ales
France
Moch
Seenity
Pirikers
Winder
Mathox
Republic
Wining
St. Etienne
Seat
Fatiow
Wook
Les- Sé Valles
Somain
Valens Chiennes
Bagricades
Oftiker
St Mié
Vivttra Tyanee
Sonth Debe
Rev Galloway R Robinson: Arkansas Methodist lay secretary
A lengthy roster lists Rev. Galloway and district leaders including J. Wayne Mazin, W. T. Arnolds, and A. Carraway. It names numerous Methodist churches, districts, and appointed secretaries across Arkansas, with mention of the district director of evangelism and related roles.
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R Robinson
Princeton Eircuit
Wyatt Traskwend Ob
Ami Saarkroan-Suredis
Chirhts
HB. Waott
Traskweed Ct
OM Cravi
Arkanas Methodist
John B. Hof
J. A. Wade
Carnelian Dismet
Fred J Tarteon
Bape Inteneledt
Heardan
Robert W. Core
Canad Fairview
Charles
Gi Chureh
W. Neill Mart
Tir West Ride
Robinsons Duras
Callian
Relph
Mirrysvile
Hoover
Norphiet
Wot Star
Parker's Chapel
Pleasant Grove
G. C. Birdwell
Suywekover
W. L. Arnold
Stephens
Alfred J. Massy Strong
Joe HB. Roe
Thornton Cy
George C. Bailey
Dewey EL
McCaylex Walda
J. Wayne Mazin
Alfred I. Doss
Arkoisis Methodist
W. Boyd Jin
Golden Cross
EK. G. Powledge
Little Rock
E. Cilator Rile
Austin
G. B. Pixley
Binxite-Sardis
Orvie L. Thompson Bryant
J. R. Martin
Carlisle
Richard Perry
Des Are
New Bethel
A. C. Rogers
Devalls Bluff
Pepper's Lake
John Butler
Hays
Douglasvi
J. Baro Clayton
McGehee
M. W. Jmuler
Monticelo
Roland E. Darsow
New Edinburget
C. R. Andrews
Parkdale
D. James McCammons
Portland-Montease
Cum Baker
Tillars Winchester
James Edward Christie
Warren
H. TH. Pinell
Watson-Kelap
Wil Tant T. Rone
Wilmayet
Harcule
Scott Wilmot-Milley
Rolstent
McCammon
Curts Williams
Noland Darraw
O. E. Holmes
Arkansas Menthodist
I. HH
Fine Biull
Ded Iman
Almyra
H. B. Bailey
Altheimer-Wabbaseka
George W. Robertson
Palmer Gaines DeWitt
Vin W. Martell Gilpetty
Jeff Buuls
Good Paith
Ki. Carithers
Grady « Gould
Hamilton
Myrmophrey
Duc Wy
Dineen County Et Saints
Swhin
Bittle
Pxalrio
Pine Alleharches
Dark Memorial
Bruawley Mernopigh
Oh Uy Cade
Gavi Sher
Voelker
Charles Cl
Richer
Stuy
Dreu Blakely Stuttvart
Koneley
Grand Avenue
Balint
Chile
Ro Roy
Whitehall Redfield
Totlonterk
Seorphany
Guo Wyeat Darector
Arkisas Methodist
Bulio Ame
Eviuirdelisn
Virgil Wo
Resley
Galloway
Amity
Mashburn
Binsean
Colt Moving
Jay Point
Woo Watson
Doubt
Whites Mierks Ct
Wilson Morester
T. MeaAtren
Ganwood
Robert S. Beasley
Cy Gon
George B. Rook
Hone
J. Ky Cooper
Langley Cy
Gvorge Townsend
Mineral Springs Co
T.o. Lee
Miuriversboro
Novi Cross
Ida
Cagort
Nashville
George Ho
Meus Pike
Mroscoll
ST. Burhan
Wilglon
George Ch
Meyers
Tosarkinks
Giuve
J. Logan Sinypson
Dewey Opens Home State Lead Amid New York City Contests
In Albany on September 25, New York Republicans predict Gov. Thomas E. Dewey will win New York by 400,000 to 700,000 votes, while Democratic spokesmen argue President Truman could edge Dewey if Henry A. Wallace remains in the race. Analysts show wide ranges for expected margins and party support across New York, with ALP, Liberal, and Wallace-Taylor tickets influencing the vote.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Thomas EB. Dewey
Trmie
Dewey
Nun Yasles
Truman
Henry A. Wallace
Gieaneo Neutrat
Aly
Theis
Thete Snideta
Progressive Party
Wallore
Arucan Labor Party
Milton Germs
Dawey
Moss York
Ansecol
LDR
Ategican Labor Party
Taphy
Tas
Ihe Vomfort
New York City
McLaughlin Trial Date Set For November 18
Hot Springs Ark October 25 former Hot Springs mayor McLaughlin faces trial on one of fifteen criminal charges. Circuit judges Brown and Cummings will exchange presiding duties with Mt Tolá exchange of hearings. The specific charge to be prosecuted next remains undecided. McLaughlin was previously acquitted last November on a bribery charge.
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Hot Springs Ark
McLavenlin
Hot Springs
Clyde PH. Brown
Maupin Cummings
Fayetteville
Cummings
McLaughlin
Mt. Tola
Hondins
Brown
Glale
Montgomery County
Insido di
Sid McMath
Garland County
Triad
Jud Brown
Cammisi Wold
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and figures
Fragmentary New York area OCR text from Oct 29 contains garbled terms, potential futures and prices, place names, and scattered personal names. No coherent event or clear entities emerge to summarize into a definite news item.
Hope Star 1899 1927 1929 Edits and Subscriptions List
A fragmented Hope Star page lists staff roles, dates, and publishing notes. The text includes names such as H Weshbury, Sitar, Pasioner, Paul de Jones, George VW Maymor, and references to subscriptions, national AP, and miscellaneous poultry and produce data with scattered figures and locations.
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H. Weshbury
Paul de Jones
George VW. Maymor
Much
Ironing Board Upgrade Cuts Time for Homemakers
Home Demonstration Agent Lorraine Blackwood urges doubling ironing board width to 20 inches for linens shirts and large pieces. A wider board sits on the standard base allowing upright posture and easier movement. An estimated 14 percent time savings reported by homemakers with the wide board.
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Lorraine Blackwood
New York
Blackwood
CIO to Fight Labor Board Ruling
Washington October 24 UP The CIO will fight a National Labor Relations Board ruling that mass picketing is prohibited when it interferes with an individual's right to work during a strike Prank Donner CIO assistant general counsel said the union is drafting a statement of its position The report also notes miscellaneous market updates on wheat corn and soybeans with price movements and government purchases in the week.
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Washington
CTO
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
Renereal
Hichaga
Board of Trade
HuWand
New York Stocks Drift Amid Mixed Market Activity
Trading volume reached about 10,000 shares as prices fell, with some leading issues dropping up to 2 points while a few sectors showed resilience. Oils moved against the broader trend but joined the decline. several steel and chemical stocks listed under Nasdaq and exchange tickers saw mixed or limited activity as bonds remained narrowly varied.
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York
Gut
Brokese
Lowe
Atovls
Gener
Duemsikie
I Steel
Youngstown
Wheeling Steel
Suita Fea
Nash's Kayo offers four-night stay deal for coaches
Manufacturers urge coaches in the publicity states to take advantage of a special Nasit's Kayo offer. Wally endorses the promotional plan with a note to visit the nearest outlet for details and bookings.
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Eles
Oe Tet
Manuwelurers
Nash
Kayo
Puuiheyty
Wally
Union Violations At Petaluma Plant Lead Ruling
The board found mass picketing and coercion by unions and officials at the Sunset Line Twine Co. Petaluma plant after the 1947 strike. It ordered Bridges to cease intimidation of 100 employees and required the union to post notices in San Francisco and Petaluma. Officials Tra A. Vail Joseph Lynch and Bjorne Halling were linked to actions. The decision centers on Taft Hartley rights and employer-employee rights under the strike context.
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Union
Ounees
Supreme Court
Teft-Hartley Taw
Petaluma
Cal
Bridges
Cccare
San Francisco
Fiveeman Tabor Board
Tra A. Vail
Joseph Lynch
Tocal 6
Bjorne ¥ Y. Halling
The
International Union
Three Killed and Nineteen Hurt in Plane Crash
At Chanute Airbase a two engine transport plane carrying 22 aboard crashed through a second barracks in dense fog. Three crew members were killed and nineteen injured, with most injuries to the crew and passengers. The flight originated at Wright Patterson and was returning from Long Beach via Albuquerque to pick up reserve officers.
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Chanute
Air Tavees
Uptherreve
Cas
Up Thegrave
Albudurgue
Yerse Neather
Scott
Raft Gap
Wright Patterson
Dayton
Long Beach
Calif
Wrinhe Patterson
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PAM
Milan
Breda-Zappato
U.S
Berlin
Nea-Aene Sta
Erich Engel
Callan Futures
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Bog Gore
Misty Ned Se Yao
Ee Leith
Mw Lee
New Orleans
Mary Ride
Louis Livestock
Norbie
Abe Vormadee
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing CO
C.F. Palayer
Presidant Blox
H. Washburn
Bylleria
Wordebe
Meuse
Ross
Shy
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jAlver Adyar
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Stead
Severe
Howard
Lomaretts
Artaises Dollies
Ince Mamphis
Tenn
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Detroit
Mich
W. Grane Qoslahsma City
Terminal Bde
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Associated Press
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Ehietia
Labor Board
Monslers
Flyers
Broilers
Old Roosters
Wholesale Tareket
Joe Fich
Steve Wid
Nasits Kayo
Con See
Aluy
Natire Arkansas Network
States Rights Democrats
Arkansas Headquarters
GOV
Bem Laney
Pu, Ady
Jet Aries
Gnibele
United States
John H. Chapin
Chapin
Lresson
House UN- American Activities Committee
St. Joseph
Griffin Black
Harry
Reznor
Roper Gas Ranges
General GD
Nctrig and
Hotpoint Electric Dishwashers
Harry W. Shiver
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