Modern Communists Hold No Memory Of Early Revolution
Editor's note examines how 75 percent of Soviet leaders under age 50 recall little of the 1917 Bolshevik coup or the civil war that followed. It traces roles of Lenin Trotsky Stalin and others from the revolution through War Communism to the rise of Stalin, noting mass terror, exile, famine, and the shifting capital from Petrograd to Moscow. Tomorrow: What Next?
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Nikolai Bulganin
Georgi Malenkov
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Doan's Pills Offer Fast Relief for Aches and Bladder Irritation
Quick relief for backache headaches and muscular pains with a soothing effect on bladder irritation and mild diuretic action. Promoted as an eight way medicine. claims to improve sleep and lasting relief for over 60 years. urges readers to buy new large size.
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Dean
Doan
Special Registration Notice to Electors of Ottawa Kansas
City of Ottawa Kansas publishes special registration notice for the March 1957 voter registration period. It explains open hours from March 18 to March 22 and re registration needs for changes of address name or prior non voting. Also lists nominating statements for finance and revenue commissioner and school board candidates with witness signature of City Clerk Donald R Capper.
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Ottawa
Kansas
State of
Anh
Donald R. Capper
Finance and Revenue
Barnes
Emile J. Duncan
Howard N. . Richeson
A. C
Board OF Education
Bemmels
W. D. Crawford
Ralph M. Durbin
Marvin D. Fouts
Lowell Kaiser
Alice Thornburg
John N
Committee Favors New Court Plan
The House Judiciary Committee approved a method to select Supreme Court justices while leaving district judge selection unchanged. The Senate had proposed nonpartisan nominating commissions of attorneys and laymen to draft three nominations for each vacancy, with one nomination to be chosen by the governor.
Theater Owner Seeks Damages in Multi-Company Suit
William C. Arnold, formerly of the Cozy Theater in Pittsburg, sues 12 motion picture companies in a U.S. District Court filing seeking treble damages totaling 93000 dollars and 10000 dollars in attorneys fees. He alleges a conspiracy to bar him from first-run films by boycotting competition with the Colonial Theater of Pittsburg, owned by Fox Midwest Theaters Inc.
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Kansas City
Pittsburg
Kas
U. S
William C. Arnold
Arnold
Colonial Theater
Fox Midwest Theaters Inc
Blow Up Bridge For Movie Scene
American moviemakers blew up a 250 foot bridge and a six coach passenger train in Colombo Ceylon after one day of filming. The costly stunt, about 250000 dollars, used a twin towered bridge built with government cooperation for The Bridge on the River Kwai. Four crew members suffered superficial injuries from flying debris.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Kwai
Rate hike doubts voiced by Rep Breeding in housing loans
Washington reports Rep Breeding doubts interest rates on housing loans should rise. In Manila a police unit expands with eleven bloodhounds shipped from San Francisco to join the department.
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Washington
Breeding
D-Kas
San Francisco
Manila
Middleton completes basic training moves to Amarillo AFB
Bill Middleton son of Mr and Mrs Owen Middleton Lyndon Texas completed basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio and now studies jet mechanics at Amarillo AFB. He is training as a technician for F 86 jets and will take a furlough after 14 weeks. He hopes to visit his parents around mid June at 417 482 8373 9 Staron Fit Amarillo AFB Amarillo Texas.
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Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Tex
Bill Middleton
Owen Middleton
Lyndon
Amarillo Afb
William L. Middleton
Staron Fit
Amarillo
State Board of Health Moves Offices to Topeka
The six sanitation sections will relocate from Lawrence to Topeka by June, with five in the new state office building and the water laboratory moving to a private building. The transition, beginning March 25 for most sections, affects 22 professionals and three secretaries, ending Lawrence’s 50 year tenure for the division and 67 years for the laboratory at the University of Kansas. More than 5 million West Germans attend adult education classes this year.
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Lawrence
State Board of Health Sanitation
Topeka
Water Laboratory
University of Kansas
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