Beaten Peasant Leaders Face Russian-Backed Regimes
The piece traces brutal actions against Peasant Party leaders across Romania Bulgaria and Poland. It cites Ion Mihalache Juliu Maniu Asen Stambolitsky Trifon Kuneff and Andreas Dimiroff and notes arrests beatings and political jailing by communist dominated regimes. It contrasts their anti fascist legacies with present oppression.
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New York
Nikola Penescu
Romania
Ion Mihalache
Juliu Maniu
Bulgaria
Asen Stambolitsky
Peasant
Alexander Stambolitsky
Sljavovitsa
Lincoln
Fatherland Front
Peasant Party
Trifon Kuneff
National Theater
Kuieff
Dedo
Andrew Witos
Wincenty Witos
Stambolitsky
Witos
Poland
Asen
Andrew
Alexander
Wincenty
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Czechoslovakia
Benes
Klement Gottwald
Warsaw
Solitude and War Weigh on a Lovers Hope
Poem contrasts quiet personal solace with a world at war. The speaker longs to reconcile pride and anger, seeking forgiveness and a future of peace in a loving embrace. Names or dates are not specified beyond the author Gemmill.
Canada versus U S A economic and social contrast
A London News Letter report from Canada compares conditions in the two nations. It notes Canada held prices wages and rents steady during war controls and argues for long term policy over short term profits. The piece discusses wheat price agreements with the U K and questions Canadian over capitalization postwar while contrasting American producers lobby influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
U.K
U.S
Actomw
Canada and New Zealand face postwar strains and US influence
The article argues Canada must rely on export markets and surpluses to achieve peacetime uses for wartime industries while noting political strains, economic ties to the United States, and labour shortages. It also discusses New Zealand postwar wage policy, subsidies, and the fiscal burden of extending the 40 hour week across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
St. Lawrence
New Zealand
Arbitration Court
New miniature car aids disabled veterans and public
A British firm unveils a single seat 2.5 hp miniature car for disabled ex servicemen women and crippled persons. It cruises at 35 mph is 74 by less than 24 feet, weighs four and a half hundredweight, and uses 65 mpg. Priced under $800, it won’t go on general sale until disabled needs are served. A Wet motor pump from the same firm powers a water immersed motor for deep wells, delivering 1500 to 100000 gallons per hour from 60 to 1000 feet deep, using water to cool and lubricate.
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Germany
Austria
Geoffrey Druitt
Sholto Douglas
C.-In-C
Hynd
Venice
United Kingdom
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Bissett
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E. J. Bouvier
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Pinawe
R. H. Markham
Christian Science Monitor
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London
Britain
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U.S.A
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Washington
Republic
U.S. A
U. S
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Federation of Labour New Zealand
F. P. Walsh
Federation
New Zealand Economic Stabilization Committee
Walsh
Garson
Auckland
Wellington
Consolidated Fund
Professional Services
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K.C
Confederation Life Bldg
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Drache & Matlin
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Harry Hershfield
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