Russia Outpaces Past Plan Gains Yet Remains Second in Power
An announcement broadcast via Radio Moscow claims Russia completed its fourth five year plan ahead of schedule and boosted productive capacity by over 70 percent since 1949. Newsweek data show U.S. dominance in steel coal oil and electricity, with Western Europe and the A-bomb advantage shaping strategic strength.
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Radio Moscow
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Newsweek
U.S
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Kremlin
Politburo
Soviet Union
Western Europe
United States
U.S.S.R
Summer photography tips and home care hints from 1940s press
This column offers beach photography advice from GE expert Don Mohler on facing away from the sun and using slow film, plus household hacks for cleaning a coffee pot with borax and soap, removing china stains with baking soda, and a lemon for shiny faucets. It notes a U.S. Department of Agriculture handbook on insect and disease control for vegetables, with free single copies available from the Office of Information in Washington.
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Don Mohler
General Electric
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Office of Information
Washington
Health Talks Sun Exposure Cautions From State Medical Society
A health talk from the Educational Committee of the Illinois State Medical Society warns that sunlight provides vitamin D and health benefits but excessive and prolonged exposure causes severe burns skin disease and even death. It emphasizes gradual tanning protective glasses for eyes and medical guidance for pale skinned individuals.
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