Communists held in Puerto Rico roundup amid Nationalist links
In San Juan six local Communist leaders were arrested as a wider crackdown followed yesterday’s Nationalist gun battle. Bail set at 25000 each, with four top Communist leaders still at large. Authorities tie investigations to subversive acts and possible Nationalist links while denying direct involvement in the U.S. House shooting.
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Puerto Rico
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Meliton Muniz
Estanislao Lugo
Elpidio Jimenez
Trias
Communist Party
Juan Santos Rivera
Juan Saez Corales
Cesar Andreu Iglesias
Pablo Garcia Rodriguez
Santos Rivera
Moscow
Puerto Rican Communist Party
United States
Washington
Red
Hideaway Bed Earns Space Saver Niche in Small Homes
In an era of compact houses the hideaway bed resurges as a practical space saver. Installed under bookcases or inside wall recesses the bed folds away to preserve floor area and can convert a study into a guest room quickly. Some models fit surprisingly shallow spaces while others use floor to ceiling enclosures or floor mounted tracks for easy operation.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Khrushchev Era Shifts Tactics After Stalin
James Marlow notes a year after Stalin's death the Kremlin leadership under Malenkov and Molotov softened rhetoric, delayed the European Defense Community, and pursued internal purges while maintaining overall iron control. Hydrogen bomb progress and renewed East-West dialogue offer cautious signs but no decisive change. Global water power potential dwarfs current usage at about thirteen percent developed.
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Strength For Today B Earl L Douglass THE ENDTRIUMPH
Two world travelers discussed global hunger and barbarism while contrasting past dangers with present abundance. The writer reflects on human suffering from slavery and oppression, citing faith and the Epistle to the Hebrews as grounding for hope in divine triumph and future uplift through Jesus. There are 2,549 soil conservation districts in the country.
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Eye disease glaucoma needs prompt treatment
Mrs S reports glaucoma with no pain and asks what happens if untreated. Glaucoma can cause blindness, with early diagnosis and prompt treatment preventing most vision loss. Treatments include medicines to drain eye fluids and, if needed, surgery to preserve sight. Early treatment is crucial to avoid severe pain and hardening of the eyeball.
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Lut's Stuff and A LUFBURROW Political Note
A fragmentary editorial style passage discusses immigration sentiment in a democratic nation. It contrasts welcoming newcomers with those who fear outsiders and hints at loyalty and approval themes, reflecting social tension without concrete events or dates.
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