Red School of Sabotage Exposed in Moscow Lenin School Tale
Washington column cites Junius Wood alleging the Moscow based Lenin School trains foreigners in sabotage and propaganda to return home and undermine their countries. It claims 800 American alumni and describes indoctrination, trade union ties, and potential for rapid city seizure.
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Moscow
Wood
Siberia
Hushbush
Mark Aldanov
Chicago
State Department
FBI
Help Keep Europe Fed Through CARE Food Aid
A physician notes British starvation under current rations and urges US aid. The CARE program offers $10 food and blanket packages plus clothing materials for Austria Belgium Czechoslovakia Finland France Greece Hungary Netherlands Norway Poland Romania Germany and all UK regions. Sending to known addresses supports relief and strengthens global stability.
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Germany
United States
CARE
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Finland
France
Greece
Italy
Hungary
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Romania
England
Wales
Scotland
Northern
Ireland
Uncle Sam
Postal Rate Plan Seen Boosting Revenue Amid Slump Risks
A bill in the House would raise parcel post rates by 30 percent and move air mail to six cents an ounce, with second class mail for out of county papers up 30 percent. It would keep the three cent local first class rate past July 1 and take effect 60 days after signing, while economists warn of inflation and labor costs as production rebounds.
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House of Representatives
Buccaneer Days Revives Corpus Christi Pirate Fest
Corpus Christi announces Buccaneer Days June 12 to 14 with Jean Lafitte reenactments led by South Texas notables. Events include Miss Texas finals, sailboat races, water parades, radio programs, pageants, fireworks, dancing, and a lavish Queen of the Seas court.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Jean Lafitte
America
South Texas
Stari
Atlantic City
Lone Star State
Galveston Corpus Christi
Price Adjustment Forecast by Federal Reserve Board
The Federal Reserve Board predicts a price readjustment in the United States with a downtrend viewed as necessary and healthy. Economists note inconsistencies in the economy. about 14 million organized workers have benefited from current conditions.
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United States
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Death of the Oklahoma Ends an Era of Naval Might
The battleship Oklahoma, once the flagship of US dreadnoughts, saw no WWI action. At Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, torpedoes sank her before her crew could man the guns. Raised, salvaged, then abandoned, she finally slipped beneath the waves three miles deep far from Pearl Harbor.
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Oklahoma
Berehaven
Ireland
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
End the War Protests Sweep Chinese Cities
Thousands of university students in multiple Chinese cities defy Chiang Kai-shek by demanding an immediate end to the civil war. About 25,000 students from 16 universities strike and march through Shanghai Nanjing and Peiping, calling for higher allowances and better grading systems while Chiang vows to suppress riots if needed declaring Communist instigation.
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Chiang Kal-shek
Chiang
Shanghai
Nanking
Peiping
World Food Outlook Sees Critical 1947 48 Crop Year Ahead
The Agriculture Department warns that world nutrition will stay precarious through 1947-48 due to foreign crop losses. Gains in major producers may be offset by declines in importing nations, signaling greater grain movements if imports stay low. Sugar and fats rise modestly, but overall supply remains below prewar levels amid finance hurdles and relief funding uncertainties.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Office of For
Eign
Germany
France
Europe
Asia
Department
Lend Lease
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
United States
Centenarian Peter Duffy Challenges Gardeners in Iowa
OELWEIN IOWA Belying his 106 years Peter Duffy again issues his perennial challenge that he can pull weeds faster and out hoe any gardener in town He reads the evening paper without glasses and his only handicap is deafness He counts 24 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren and recalls travels from a farm in Iowa to mining in the West and back A granddaughter once took him on a plane ride eight years ago and he never forgot the experience.
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Oelwein
Iowa
Peter Duffy
Duffy
Tall Corm State
Grandfather Tops Law School Class at St Johns Brooklyn
Harry L. Donnelly 51, after 25 years as a traveling salesman, graduated summa cum laude and valedictorian from St. Johns University Law School in Brooklyn. He had finished high school in 1912 and led his class in scholarship.
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New York
Harry L. Donnelly
Law School
St. John's University
Brooklyn
Donnelly
Aviation Notes Highlight Early Airport Projects and Flights
The column surveys airport developments including Dubuque Iowa lighting and fencing for a 2.5 million project, Arlington Heights Illinois civilian training, Colorado Flying Farmers meeting, and Midwest aviation clinics. It notes a Lenox Iowa airport upgrade for veteran flight instruction, an around the world business tour from New York, Wiscon sin Central Airlines feeder operations, and historic aviation milestones.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Naval
Arlington Heights
Ill
Illinois Aircraft Services and Sales Company
Arlington Flying Center
Colorado Flying Farmers and Ranchers
Christmanfield
Colorado
A, and M College
Fort Collins
Flying Farmers Organization
St Louis
Parks College of Aeronautical Technology
St. Louis
Lenox
al Wurster
John Kendall
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Stalingrad
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Nippon Capital
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Baker Novelty Company
Washington Boulevard
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Delouse
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Kentucky
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Pinkham
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