Prisoner Memoir Of Hungry March At Rifle Point In Komi
A first person account describes Komi Zyryan villages, OGPU guards, and a hunger march. Prisoners beg for bread as convoys clash with locals, a monk shelters them with milk and food, and a harsh dawn roll call triggers a forced advance through snow toward an unknown village. The narrator recalls humorist Korolkay and a prosecutor’s test of loyalty.
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From Exile to Prison in Soviet Politics
Korolkov faces a life bound by exile after a three month reprieve while a fateful report to Moscow seals his fate. The account follows political prisoners like Yanushevsky, condemned for railway reform ideas, and outlines the brutal labor camp path and 18 year horizon before potential return to population centers.
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Federal funds to Texas Works Progress Administration projects announced
Washington September 30. The Division of Applications and Information said Roosevelt approved a federal grant of 166 095 to be used by the Works Progress Administration for Texas projects. Local sponsors add 46 578 bringing total to 212 673 for projects in Lockhart Brownsville San Marcos Round Rock Atlas Pass and other communities including a city hall fire station and sewer work. Treasury receipts show September 27 records with total receipts and expenditures and a large emergency spend.
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Round Rock
Williamson County
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