Russians Convict Themselves With Anti Jewish Campaign
United Press Foreign Analyst PHIL NEWSOM argues that Soviet led anti Semitic actions rise to levels seen in Nazi times. He cites Moscow nine Jewish doctors confessing to a US Britain agents murder of two top Russian leaders, including Andrei Zhdanov, and traces history from Catherine the Great to postwar Israel emigration, framing it as cosmopolitan disloyalty.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
Hitler
Josef Stalin
Moscow
United States
Britain
Andrei A. Zhdanov
Zhdanov
Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Europe
Catherine the Great
Russia
Drawbridge Keeper Says Span Has a Womanly Temper
Roger C. Waldron of Portland describes the drawbridge he operates as having a personality like a woman. He explains you cannot depend on it to behave and it will make life miserable if you lose your temper when it misbehaves.
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Portland, Me
Roger C. Waldron
Portland
Waldron
Local yokel on Broadway still buys the bridge
HAL BOYLE notes the country bumpkin once eagerly swindled by pitchmen is fading as the yokel moves to the city. He remains a staple of American folklore, eager to buy anything with a gleam, yet wiser and harder to fool than in the past. The Broadway pitchman echoes that yokels adapt, not disappear.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Broadway
Salubrious Quack
Timbuktu
June In January Theme Grips U S Weather
The nation faced mild temperatures and fair skies nationwide on Wednesday with a cold Canadian air mass confined to a narrow border strip. Subzero readings hit North Dakota and Montana while the south and west enjoyed warmth and New England saw melting snow from the prior weekend.
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North Dakota
Montana
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa
Canada
Chicago
New England
Readiness urged to sustain vital functions in atomic attack
The National Security Resources Board urged counties to avoid halting essential production and government services during an atomic attack. The report, released by President Truman, calls for full use of science to strengthen continental defense and ensure continued operation of cities, factories, and government. It also recommends aligning mobilization planning with new weapon developments.
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Washington
National Security Resouces Board
Truman
Continental
Hearing On Banker Will Is Postponed
The hearing contesting banker W A Graham's will was postponed by District Judge Josh Evans until June 8. Continuance enables State Sen H Tom Kight Jr to participate and allows more time to prep briefs. Five nieces and nephews, each left $20 000, seek to overturn the will of the late philanthropist.
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Pryor
Okla
W. A. Graham
Josh Evans
H. Tom Kight Jr
Claremore
Cycle Is Completed Jap Warning To Russia
Japan and the United States warned Soviet Russia of a new get tough policy in the Far East and vowed to back it with force if violations continue. Soviet planes near Hokkaido are tested for radar and defenses while the Kuriles and Japanese airspace figure in what some call reconnaissance. The first responders would be local police who would impound any downed aircraft and pilot.
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Japan
Russia
U. S
Robert Eunson
Associated Press Bureau
Tokyo
U. S. State Department
United States
Far East
Hokkaido
Robert Murphy
Mark Clark
Kuriles
Cadillac
Marine Corps landings total nearly 300 on foreign shores
The United States Marine Corps has conducted almost three hundred separate landings on foreign shores, reflecting its long history of amphibious operations and rapid overseas projection.
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United States Marine Corps
Dentist's Quest To Return Money Finally Rewarded
Cushing Oklahoma dentist Dr. Tom F. Harrison announced the discovery of a purse containing 1040 dollars in New Mexico. The identification slip showed ownership by Mrs. Vione Kuhnemund of Fairview Oklahoma, who had moved. Enid newspaperman Zane Miles located a Kuhnemund niece saying her aunt resided in Albuquerque.
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Cushing
Okla
Tom F. Harrison
New Mexico
Vione Kuhnemund
Fairview
Harrison
Enid
Zane Miles
URI students enroll in flower arrangement course
Kingston Rhode Island University of Rhode Island reports 12 male students taking a flower arrangement course, reflecting a unique class enrollment trend.
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Kingston, R. I
University of Rhode Island
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