The American crackdown on Russian propaganda publications
The piece contrasts U S and Soviet responses to propaganda efforts. It notes Amerika’s 1944 introduction, Soviet censorship reducing circulation, and the eventual suspension of the magazine due to dwindling demand and cost. It mentions U S embassy publications circulating behind the Iron Curtain and forecasts potential Soviet retaliation.
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U. S
Amerika
U. S. State Department
America
State Department
Washington
Mos
United Press
Henry Shapla
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Mystery of Poisoned Dinner Guests Continues
In a tense scene Basil and Gisla discuss a web of murder, codeine, and motives as they pursue clues from Dr Zimmer’s circle and Miss Shaw’s private detective angle. Lawrence’s possible fear for Perdita haunts their theories, while Duggan remains a stubborn wildcard. To Be Continued.
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Isela
Basil
Goda
Bastt
Duggan
Dr. Zimmer
Katherine Shaw
Stephen Lawrence
Hut Dugan
Dusan
Asil
Lawrence
Perdito
Kling
Thea
Miss Shaw
Perdita
Mercy
Lawrence Buss
Barnsley
Buggin
Shawne Duggsnyy
Dell A
Valde
Gisela
Jaxes
Charlotte Dean
Advice on divorce impact and family harmony in Dorothy Dix style
The reader laments parental divorce harming children and seeks guidance. Dorothy Dix and two other contributors advise staying with family, communicating through a trusted relative, avoiding leaving home, and focusing on harmony. Emphasis on avoiding harsh punishment of a child and seeking professional input on education and dating.
Various Headache Types and Treatments for Sufferers
A health piece describes headaches linked to stress and emotions, with examples of individuals including a student and a business executive. It explains a rare form caused by blood vessel relaxation in the brain, potential relief from vein injections, and notes that migraine-type pains often occur on one side. It advises medical history, trigger awareness, and possible drug use to stop attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G
Political Campaigns In Past and Present
James Taylor Adams recalls early political life in the mountains, describing community gatherings to hear conventions, family voting habits, and the contrast between old and new communication. He notes local partisan loyalties, the role of old leaders like Si Collins, and a Democratic persistence despite Republican dominance in the era. The piece reflects on generational shifts and the personal ties that shaped voting behavior and party loyalty.
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Anain
Johnny Richmond
Yemark
Ding
Barker
Hans
Collins
Republican Party
Alout
Cumberlands
Mt That
A. Toy Dlatars
Sy Kubcle
So-Ant-Su
Almieh
Willy Ie Saers
Childen
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Rhyts
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Vite
Chitorne
Tran
Basil Willing
Helen McCloy
Heke
Inck
Wuwans
Cuneate Reyyned A. Wnail
Leeeimatameen
Dre Alioniers
Hani
Efi
Hastaire
Middlesboro
Black Motor CO
Chicago
Dorothy DIX
Amy
Dawn
Prar
Miss Nix
San
Siant
Dra Miss DIX
Tam
HDWIN
Agrdan
M.D
NEA
Janet
Idaho's
Big Norn Crags
Daily News
Manring Theatre Mon
Lammour
Stewart
James Taylor
Adams Daily News
Beatie Weiter
Chinawa
Aemy Man
Zachary Taylor
Tonigut
Wednesday
Vera Ratston
Joan Carroll
Fant
Nigh Ak Wallage
Ay & 'S Friday
Tuga Northwest Territoiy” “Auster Scheams
Rhonrec Crawford
Nonna Reed
Ant 3Ohn
Derek
Rhonda Fleming
Tri-State
Gmp
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Libery
Ranna del Bay
Hutton
Wilde - Ton
Heston Wot
Amour
Tteia Grahame
Stewart “Ee
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