Shift Expo Exposed as Red Ed Agents In Nazi Soviet Pact Echo
The article recalls the 1939 Nazi Soviet nonaggression pact and its fallout. It notes Molotov's signing and claims Communist followers in Europe and the US were Moscow’s agents then and now. It weighs why Stalin pursued the pact amid tense prewar power dynamics.
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Tex
Moscow
Berlin
Molotov
Europe
United States
Kremlin
Stalin
Hitler
Soviet Union
Poland
Defiant Liquor Store Owner Believed Slain By Holdup Man
Dallas police report John D. Duvall 52 owner of a liquor store was found dead behind the counter with two chest shots and a left arm wound, a robber having interrupted a phone call and rifled the cash register as an armed hold up.
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John D. Duvall
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Duvall
Diva
Brazil United States Trade Deal Moves Wheat for Thorium
Washington August 21 UP The Agriculture Department announced a trade of 100000 tons of government surplus wheat to Brazil for three strategic materials including thorium for the atomic energy program and rare earths with monazite. The wheat, about 3733000 bushels, will come from the 767 million bushel stock. The deal aims to cut American surplus stocks while aiding Brazil without costly dollars. Developed cooperatively by the agriculture and state departments and other government agents.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Brazil
United States
Atomic Energy Program
Agriculture and State Departments
Check Candidates State Of Mental Health For Voters
Health official urges voters to assess candidates mental state before voting. Dr. G. Brock Chisholm, former WHO director, questions electing individuals in personal crisis to legislatures. Public education in mental health emphasized at the congress.
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Torontoum
G. Brock Chisholm
World Health Organization
Fifth International Congress On
Free Wool Market Plan Set to Take Effect Next Year
Washington agencies outline a shift to a free market for wool starting Jan 1 with production payments to support growers when prices lag. The plan, part of a new farm bill awaiting President Eisenhower’s signature, aims to reduce government stock and allow the market to set prices with potential support between 60 and 110 percent of parity.
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Ovida
Martin Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Benson
Formosa Invasion Doubts Hit Red Capabilities
Seoul reports U S Army doubts an invasion of Formosa by Nationalist Chinese forces could be sustained. A general questions Chinese ability to mount an amphibious assault and supply lines, noting such a move would be very difficult. Trudeau comments on potential Reds might deploy some forces. The article mentions Canada’s Trudeau and a record budget context.
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U. S
China
Trudeau
Formosa
Free Eye Exams for School Children by Lee Optical
Lee Optical in Lubbock offers free eye examinations for children returning to school citing American Optometric Association data that 20 percent of grade school graduates have vision defects. Dr Charles Geist notes exams assess needs and glasses, if required, start at $14 with free exams at 1210 Broadway.
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Texas
Lee Optical
American Optometric Association
Charles Geist
Broadway
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