Economic crisis in Russia exposed by Western reports
Western dispatches describe Russia sinking toward crisis as government shortages bite. Reports claim Moscow hides poverty behind censorship while Moscow officials pivot in conferences. The analysis notes a growing anti Semitism at home and attempts to control abroad, with widespread unrest, food scarcities, purges in science, and a guarded population under secret police.
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Russia
Washington
Molotov
New York
Spain
Britain
America
France
Italy
China
Ukraine
Kremlin
American Broadcasting Companies
Moscow
Turkey
Dardanelles
Siberia
Volga
Train to Carry Sum of American Freedom Documents
Washington reports Attorney General Tom Clark plans a special train across 48 states to display the nation’s historic documents and liberty artifacts. The project includes state showcase cars, guard protection, and permanent high school exhibits, with Rosenbach aiding and financing.
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Washington
Tom Clark
Clark
Lincoln
Abraham Rosenbach
Philadelphia
Rosenbach
Library of Congress
Freedom
Remembering Slip Cuts for Figure Types
When buying lingerie a bias-cut slip flatters the full figure more than a straight cut. A straight-cut or bias-cut side slip suits fuller figures, while a sleek bias-cut slip provides trim lines for the average figure.
Pudding Sticking Fix: Steam Loosens From Pan
When pudding sticks but does not burn, remove the pan from heat and cover with a tight lid. In minutes steam loosens the pudding from the bottom. This trick works with all starchy foods.
Big Food Crops Dispel Fear of Another Crisis
Agriculture Secretary Anderson said world food crops lessen fear of a new famine emergency next winter. He told a famine luncheon that crop prospects show cereal exports will meet the minimum needs of deficit countries from now to the 1947 harvest.
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Washington
Anderson
Baked Stuffed Tomatoes Featured In Fall Menus
Baked stuffed tomatoes appear as fall menu mainstays. Adé cuts ripe olives and onions into tomato pulp with bread crumbs, then fills tomato shells high and bakes until heated through.
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Leon Blum
Assembly
Felix Gouin
Mme
Andree Vienot
Blum
Guy Mollet
Augustin Laurent
Edmond Naegellen
Andre LeTrouquir
M. T. Prigent
P. O. Lapie
Paul Bechard
Paul Ramadier
Jules Moch
Andre Phillip
Lamine Gueye
Eugene Thomas
Albert Galier
Daniel Mayer
Jean Biondi
Max Lejeune
Pierre Segelle
Janice Charlotta Liscomb
Bar Harbor
Maine
Beatric Anzalone
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Santa Claus
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Maria Zalesak
Dorothy Frasier
Jane Frasier
Detroit
Dorothy
HOUSE
Hal Holmes
Wash
Joe Martin
Mass
Representative Martin
Martin
Mary Drury
East Orange
N. J
Oxford
Harold Clayton Urey
University of Chicago
Ron Curtain
Bill Benton
Benton
Chester Bowles
Berlin
Paris
State Department
USA
Japan
Schwellenbach
Maritime
AFL
CIO
Department of Justice
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Electric Company
Department of Agriculture
James Mead
Democratic National Commi
Drug and Dept
Balcrankte
PS Schulte Motors, Inc
Chandler’s
Chandler Distributors
Leston
Click Shops
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