Yugoslavia Protests Soviet Actions in Western Capitals
Belgrade radio reports the Soviet secret service is attempting to sow doubt about Tito’s regime by portraying Yugoslavia as a Soviet fifth column in the West. The broadcasts cite Rodionov and Tass associates as signaling normal ties while Western credulity is warned against.
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London
Yugoslavia
Tito
Belgrade
Stalin
Review of International Affairs
Georgi Rodionov
Rodionov
Tass
Austria
Secret Belgrade Moscow Ties Mentioned in Western Intel
A fragmented passage hints at covert connections between Belgrade and Moscow even among Western intelligence services. The text suggests widespread suspicion of hidden links influencing policy and intelligence assessments.
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Belgrade
Moscow
Engineer Switches to Smoother Calvert
Chicago station engineer Ralph Johnsen says Calvert whisky is smoother in any drink and urges a 60 second taste test for friends. He touts Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey 86.8 proof 65 percent grain neutral spirits from Calvert Distillers Corp New York City.
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Chicago
Ill
Ralph Johnsen
Johnson
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Radio Engineer Post Now Open in Federal Service
The United States civil service commission announced examinations for radio engineer posts in the Federal Communications Commission with salaries from 3410 to 4205 dollars and research psychologist posts from 5940 to 10800 dollars. No written test. qualifications include college study or progressive experience. Primary locations include Washington DC and other U S areas with veteran preference age waivers. Applications welcomed from senior and graduate students nearing completion in six months.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D. C
United States
Commission
Jiles N. Davis
Civil Service Window
Post
Monroe
Civil - Service
Washington 25
D. C
Local Marine Pfc John W Frith Completes Active Duty Return
Private First Class John W Frith has been released from active duty at Camp Pendleton California and returns to civilian life. He previously worked for Monroe Ice Delivery in Monroe Louisiana and plans to resume that occupation. Frith served with the 3d Marine Division across the United States during his Marine tour. A second notice notes Civil Service employment details and qualification requirements for positions, with local contact Jiles N Davis in Monroe Louisiana.
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Camp Pendleton
Marine Reserve
John W. Frith
Oceanside
Calif
Blight M. Frith
West Monroe
Monroe
Lee Avenue
3D Marine Division
Monitor’s revolving turret credited to John Ericccson
John Ericccson used Theodore Timby s revolving turret on his Monitor that fought the Merrimac. Ericccson did not claim the invention but many attribute it to him.
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John Ericccson
Theodore Timby
Monitor
Ericcson
Battle of Quebec Ends in Mortality for Both Commanders
In 1759 the Quebec siege sees General James Wolfe and Marquis de Montcalm mortally wounded, marking a catastrophic moment for both sides in the campaign.
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Quebec
James Wolfe
Marquis de Montcalm
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