Grim Winter Seen Ahead For Red Area
East Germany faces a grim winter as the first five year plan expires. Reports say rationing persists for meat lard and sugar despite promises to reach prewar levels. The economy shows shortages in sugar grain potatoes eggs and animal feed amid ongoing collectivization and import reliance.
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Eisenhower Likely To Seek Second Term Says GOP Leaders
AAP poll of 134 Republican governors state chairmen and committee members finds a large majority believe Eisenhower will run again. Ten name Nixon as best chance if he declines. others cite Knowland Warren Humphrey Martin Saltonstall Dirksen Herter Stratton Dewey Lodge Stassen. Some doubt or refuse to speculate.
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Joe Martin
Mass
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Everett Dirksen
Ill
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Wyoming
Raymond W. Wheeler
Massachusetts
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Utah
Lee
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Knowland
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Radio Activity May Cause Convulsions Below Ocean Floor
Dr. Roger Revelle of Scripps Institute states researchers find two main hints of radioactivity rising from undersea rocks. Heat-flow measurements show undersea areas may produce more total radioactivity than continental rocks. Slow convulsions, possibly one mile per hundred thousand years, could reflect moving cold trench rocks and warm ridge rocks.
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Scripps Institution of Oceanography
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Quickies by Ken Reynolds in News-Star-World ads
Classified tease hints at groceries and truck ads in the News-Star-World Want Ads. Reader note suggests six blocks of text and a joke line about a lady and selling groceries.
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Ann Sheridan Splits Time Between Mexico City and Hollywood
Hollywood star Ann Sheridan spends leisure time in Mexico City owning homes in both cities. She loves Mexico for its people and pace while commuting to work in Los Angeles. She currently films for Screen Gems and MGM, seeking a TV series after a pilot about a Las Vegas press agent faced spousal resistance to gambling themes.
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MGM
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L. Vegas
Herring Roe Shortage忧 Hits Jap Households
Tokyo reports a severe herring roe shortage, jeopardizing kazunoko on New Year’s Day. Government data show catches below one percent of a prior peak, due to warmer seas driving herring north off Hokkaido.
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