Millions Held Captive In Red Slave Labor Camps
United Nations investigators report at least 350 concentration camps across Soviet Poland satellite states and Communist China. The camps imprison millions, with forced labor used for industrial and war projects while conditions falter under starvation and abuse.
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Pierre J. Russ
United Nations
N. Y
U.N
Soviet Polssie
China
Russia
Soviet Russia
Sir Ramswami Mudantar
India
Paul Berg
Norway
Enrique Garcia-Savan
Peru
New York
Geneva
Goa
Siberian
Stalin
Iron Curtain
Hitler
Secret Police
MVD
Poomomiv Cms
International League For the Rights of Man
League
Soviet Union
Communist China
Red China
Manchuria
Central
Chingho
Peiping
CIO Rates Senators and GOP on Major Issues in Annual Bulletin
The CIO released a voting records bulletin listing 17 issues judged from its viewpoint. It highlighted one Republican senator Morse of Oregon with a 1 percent score and two GOP House members Javits of New York and Case of New Jersey among those scoring high on major issues.
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Washington
CIO
Congress
House
Wawone Morse
Ore
Cios
Javits
No Yo
Case
N. Jd
Sen. Sparkman
Ala
Crichton
Sen. Nisan
Cart
GOP
Wyene
Fen
Cancress
Stevenson- Sparkman
Radar pioneer traces elusive angels on early blip radar
Dr Robert M Page associate director of Mechronics research at the Naval Research Laboratory says radar first spotted in 1944 shows unexplained blips called angels. He attributes them to atmospheric phenomena or large insects and spider webs rather than flying saucers. Other radar observers report slow moving or hovering signals at various altitudes, with no visible light.
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Washington
Robert M. Page
China
Ir. Page
Naval Research Laboratory
Navy
Page
United States
New York
Pace
M. W. Baldwin Jr
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Chesapeake Tay
Angel
Baldwin
Chesapeake Bay
Private and public schools at Reese AFB to open
Two schools at Reese Air Force Base will open September 2 with registration for children ages 3 to 6. Frenship Schools start September 1. private school capacity is 30 students with monthly tuition listed. Buses will run from the base theater to Frenship starting September 1 as pre registration begins for second graders at Frenship on August SN.
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Stoat
Reese Air Force Base
Lubhhoek
J. Floyd Reeves
Wing
Frenship
Last Rites Set For Retired Minister
The Rev. W. M. Pearce 66 a retired Methodist minister formerly of Lubbock died in Pampa early Saturday Funeral services will be at 11 a m Monday at First Methodist Church Pampa Survivors include his wife one son W M Pearce Jr associate professor of history Texas Tech one daughter Mrs Charles M Bielstein Oklahoma City and five grandchildren
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Pampa
W. M. Pearce
Lubbock
First Methodist
Pearce
W. M. Pearce Jr
20Th St
Texas Tech
Charles M. Bielstein
Oklahoma City
Two Negro Sailors Die After Auto Hits Bridge South of Beeville
Two Kingsville Naval Air Station sailors, ages 36 and 27, burned to death when the Buick they rode in collided with another car and struck Dry Creek Bridge seven miles south of Beeville. Kenneth Baker of San Antonio escaped with his wife and two Fields relatives. Navy officials took custody of the bodies though names were not released.
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Beeville
Kingsville Naval Air Station
Here
Dry Creek Bridge
Kenneth Baker
San Antonio
Alonzo Williams
Teague
Baker
Paul Fields
Navy
OPS Office Reorganization Cuts Branches in Five Cities
On Monday Office of Price Stabilization offices in Fort Worth Lubbock Houston Shreveport and Tulsa will become branches as Regional 10 restructures due to budget cuts. Regional Director Alfred L Seelye says most of the 716 employees have been discharged with a few kept briefly to close records. Milk consumption in Santiago Chile has risen causing a looming shortage.
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Dallas
Office of Price Stabilization
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Houston
Shreveport
Tulsa
Congress
Alfred L. Seelye
OPS
Seelye
Republicans Making Some Gains with Independents
A George Gallup analysis shows independents hold the key to the 1952 race. Six in ten independents favor the Republicans, but many may shift before November. The study notes independents are open-minded and could tilt the election, altering major-party prospects and the required turnout to win.
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Princeton
N. J
Eisenhower
G.O.P
Institute
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Waco Boy Dies In Accidental Self Shootings
Maysfield August 16 Lloyd Kent 14 the only child of Mr and Mrs Ollie Kent died yesterday while visiting his grandparents authorities ruled his death accidental a faulty .22 wasn't loaded and a search uncovered his body behind an outbuilding near a rifle found in a shed Justice of the Peace John Thweatt stated the family believed he had gone hunting with friends.
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Maysfield
Larry Kent
Ollie Kent
Waco
Justice of the Peace
John Thweatt
Thweatt
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