Oppressive measures rise as Soviet regime showing fear
A distressed Kremlin tightens control across 16 republics with party purges and harsher security. Malenkov and Beria are grouped as power centers while production drives push for high norms, even as doctors plot and censorship tighten. The article links internal fear to external brinkmanship and hints at further steps in Asia.
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Appar- 4
Securiy
Trussians
Soviet Federated Socialist Republic
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Georgi Malenkoy
Lavrenty Bera
Geputy
Malerkov
Bovla
Bera
Maleniov
Stalin
Russia
Pater
Andrey Zidanny
Ulavec
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Thunders Pravde
Fara
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Crash Kills Stowaway on Boeing Test Flight
Seattle AP report: stowaway Hope Rondeau, 24, a pred flight mechanic for Boeing, died when a Louvee engine IC-B7 test plane exploded after takeoff from Boeing Field. Tail section damage left the craft uncontrollable. no parachute aboard for the hidden stowaway.
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Seattle
Dadnavachiiad Ta
Exfetv
Pour Ae Cee
Hope Rondeau
Boeing Airplane Company
Niles
Fort Lewis
Mlitary Reservation
Air Force
Boeing Field
Charles Cresswell
Rondeau
U S Newsman Applegate Stricken While Held by Reds
A Hong Kong paper reports U S Newsman Richard Applegate, captured with Dean Diaz and Captain Ben Krasner after their yacht mission, has been taken to Suh Yat Sen University Hospital in Canton for treatment amid illness and malaria fears.
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Canton
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Applegate
Suh Yat Sen University Hospital
Dean Diaon
Ben Krasnéer
Herve
National Broadcasting Company
Repatriated GIs recall Death Valley of Death and Hunger
A group of 40 U N prisoners returned from Korea recount brutal death marches and two years of misery at Death Valley. They describe hunger, cold, and beatings by Chinese guards, with accounts of cages and indoctrination, and note many died during the long trek and from malnutrition.
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Korea
U. N
Tofsy
Reds
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Wayne Huebener
Franklin N. Hy
Valen
Huebener
Comiuunists
Paul E. Clements
Indianapolis
Clements
United Nations
MacArthur urges U S threaten China attack
IPS reports General Douglas MacArthur urged the United States to threaten to strike Red China to pressure a settlement in Korea and other global issues. He argued such a threat could force the Soviets to end the Korean War without further bloodshed and claimed diplomacy failed to seize a critical moment in 1950.
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Washington
IPS
Douglas MacArgur
U. S
Sinke
China
Russia
Thaman
East
MacArcue
MacArthur
Jetter Deled
Sen
Byrs
Awell
SOS Amid Snow: US POWs Desperate After Korean Battle
Pvt Willian J Prabuckl of Pittsburgh recalls a brutal early Korean War episode where 1000 American soldiers were cut off in Freedom Village. About 740 were wounded as corpses formed an SOS in the snow before a failed rescue and a mass surrender.
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Pvt
Robart Fiowared
Hickox
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Pyongyang
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Hermene Gildea Corles
Freedom Village
Republic of Korea
Srova
Willian J. Prabuckl
Pittsburgh
Prabucki
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Drath Valley
Eight Freed Trio Held on Dope Charges
Police released eight youths and three adults, all connected to a Prospect Avenue raid. Five youths and three adults face drug charges after officers found four marihuana cigarettes and other paraphernalia during a home raid on a 6 year old girl’s residence. Defendants include Amos 12, Carel Wosehelbars, Garold Johnson, and Wilmingtant Sherman. Arraignments and preliminary hearings set for April 27.
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Miagiju
Prospect Aye
Carel Wosehelbars
Nieto Ave
City College
Garold RB. Johnson
Pacific Coast Mice
Wilmingtant Sherman 1
Virat We
Ore
UBS Klondikes
Wilmington Yaushs
Fcimal
Georpadg
Chivvick Me
Avalon Blvd
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Vornan J
Betoner
Ree
A &T
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Clyde ‘Oaks
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Deree
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Fox Pee
Turnover Seen in Justice Department Chiefs Plan
New York attorney general Hervey Brownell predicts a major staff shakeup at the Justice Department, with perhaps thousands of jobs affected as personnel reforms are studied and a large number of posts may be filled or replaced. The announcement came at a gathering of the New York Legal Association on Thursday night.
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Richard Nixon
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Eisenhower
Stuart M. Chambers
Anpa Board of Advertising
Nixon
Herbert Hoover
Kew York
Hervey
Brownell
Neal
Appointment of Walter Sent as Pacific Southwest District Adviser
Walter Sent, named adviser and director of municipal and recreational planning, was announced by Joseph Prondey, executive director of the National Recreation Association. The appointment places Sent as adviser for the Pacific Southwest District, expanding the organization's regional leadership.
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Misenicipal and
Sei
Haa
Pacific
Soutwest
Noisy
Jnittee
National Recreation T Association
Doseph
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