Internal strife in Russia reshapes Stalin era politics
Washington observers note shifts within the Soviet leadership as Stalin allegedly weakens his grip. A split in the Politburo between isolationists and pro‑open factions, plus the ascendancy of the Red Army, signals possible power realignments. Rumors of Stalin stepping back and Zhukov as a potential successor fuel debate on Russia’s foreign policy stance.
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Wndu. Service
Eye Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
Russia
Marshal Stalin
Washington
United States
Stalin
London
United Nations Food Organization
Quebec
United Nations Executive Council
Moscow
Hull
Yalta
Potsdam
Theone
San Francisco
Ambassador Gromyko
Roosevelt
Molotov
O.K
Jean. Litvinov
Red Army
Communist Party
Zhukov
Eisenhower
Salvation Army Dishes Doughnut Tradition Returns After War
The Salvation Army served 225 million servicemen in clubs hostels and mobile units during the war and now revives the doughnut program once frozen for World War II dollars. The effort marks a renewed project reopening as World War II era aid resumes.
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Salvation” Army
Record air transfer of 24 queen bees to France
The Air Transport Command recently moved 24 queen bees from America to France in what is described as a record transport of royalty. The report notes surplus bombers and water-spraying clouds as part of the discussion.
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Air Transport Command
America
France
Veterans ask about life insurance and discharge rules
The Washington weekly panel answers reader questions on veterans affairs. Topics include continuing national service life insurance, discharge points, timing of releases, medical care, transportation home, and wearing uniform after discharge, with guidance from the Veterans Administration and army officials.
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Omar N. Bradley
Veterans’ Administration
American Life Convention
Life Insurance’ Association of America
General Bradley
Alexander Patterson
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Ala
W. R
Wilmington
N. A
Army Medical Center
Red Cross
Navy
A. A
Dennison
Ohio
L. L
Gloster
Miss. A
Congress
Pacific
K. C
L. D
St. Maries
Idaho
Adjutant General
War Department
Restoring a Linoleum Floor and Home Habits
A dark base coat with a tri color spatters can rejuvenate scarred linoleum. Air shoes after removing them to prevent cracking. store in a well ventilated closet and give them a break. Add a molding edge to linen shelves for enhancement. Wipe spills immediately to avoid porcelain acid damage. plywood is a poor flooring base.
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Washington Digest
Isolationists
Litvisiov
Litvinov
By Bankhage
Western Newspaper Union
N. W
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
Kellogg’s
Accco
American Chain & Cable
Fleischmann
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