Former Red Claims Rescue of Teacher from Soviet Hunters
Viktor A. Kravchenko, author of I Chose Freedom, says he saved Russian schoolteacher Mikhail Samarine from Soviet authorities on August 8 near New Jersey. He alleges Samarine and his wife were later brought under House Un-American Activities Committee protection in New York City.
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Victor A. Kravchenko
Mikhail Lamarine
Kravchenko
New Jersey
Kravcchenko
House Un-American Activities Committee
Oksana Kosenkina
YF Samarine
Russia
America
New York City
FBI
House Committee
Samarine
Soviet Purchasing Commission
Washington
Alexandra ‘Folstoy
Roosevelt Hospital
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
Jel
Peter Hoener
Common Cause, Inc
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Christopher Emmet
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FIX WW YOURSELF By Hubbard Cobb Your Handy Man
Hubbard Cobb presents a practical guide for repairing everyday items with simple steps and clear instructions. The piece emphasizes do it yourself solutions, safety, and efficient use of common tools. It outlines techniques for quick fixes and maintenance routines.
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Hubbard Cobb Your Handy Man
Troubles With Traps in Household Plumbing
A discussion on clearing toilet bowl traps using tools like plumber’s friends wires coat hangers and spring steel augers. It compares methods to avoid clogging and notes chemical cleaners take long to work. For small home repair questions readers may write to Mr Cobb with a stamped return envelope.
Traders Hurdle Korean Barriers In Spring Trade
Traders bridge political barriers between Soviet occupied North Korea and American occupied South Korea with brisk commerce since last November. South Korea’s May election ballots were printed on wood pulp from North Korea. Beekeepers note bees distinguish brightness levels of blue and green but cannot see red.
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Seoul
North Korea
South Korea
G O P Might Propose Labor Law Changes
Republican leaders weigh possible edits to Taft-Hartley amid Democratic push for repeal. Dewey signals openness to reforms as campaign focuses on labor policy. Truman confronts foreign policy critiques in Detroit. discussants note AFL CIO and GOP internal plans and potential bills by Senator Ives.
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Thomas E. Dewey
G.O.P
Dewey
Salt Lake City
J. Howard McGrath
Earl Warren
California
Truman
Detroit
C.S0
A.F.L
Education and Political League
Chicago
Ives
R-N. Y
Senate
Congress
Fitzpatrick Predicts Democrat Gains in Upstate New York
Democratic State Chairman Paul B. Fitzpatrick predicts sharp inroads for the party in traditionally Republican upstate New York after a 10 day tour. He cites Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Schenectady Troy and Albany as likely to swing toward the Democrats this November.
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Upstate
Paul B. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
New York
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Schenectady
Troy
Alica
Democrats Blamed For Losing Peace
Rep. George H. Bender charged that Democrats lost the peace after two wars, speaking at the Capitol Hill Club outing in Buffalo. State Senator Elmer E. Quinn of New York City praised President Truman as a man with the courage of his convictions and said he has carried on the fight alone.
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George H. Bender
Cleveland
Ohio
Elmer E. Quinn
New York City
Senate
Truman
Government tightens consumer credit rules under Regulation V
The Federal Reserve Board posted rules to curb easy payment plans on goods from 50 to 5000 dollars, effective Sept 20. Dealers require licenses, with penalties up to 10 years in prison or 10000 dollars for violations, and certain loans remain exempt.
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Federal Reserve Board
Truman
Federal Register
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Board
Police Seek Slayer in Cleveland Stabbing Death
Police searched today for the slayer of Mary Balyint 21 found stabbed to death in her Bed room last night. Mary Yuhas 51 mother and Margaret Balyint 23 sister-in-law were stabbed by the same man before he escaped through a rear door detectives said.
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Mary Balyint
Mary Yuhas
Balyint
Margaret Balyint
Dewey to Stress Foreign Policy on Campaign Trail
New York says Gov. Thomas E. Dewey will meet Republican leaders to press foreign policy as a major campaign issue alongside prices and housing. He plans conferences with party figures before departing for his Pawling farm, after attending Babe Ruth's funeral.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Pawling
Babe Ruth
Failure to Signal Kills the Innocent Fourth in a Series
A pickup slows at an Ohio intersection and turns with no signal, causing a steel truck to swerve and topple, burying a car and killing and injuring its occupants. The piece criticizes inconsistent traffic laws and driver licensing across states, noting fatal accidents and loopholes.
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Ohio
Truman
Frelance
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
AUNT HET opines on home color trends preferring traditional hues over bright walls that “yell” in fashion.
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Robert Quillen
British Plan Air Games
The Air Ministry declares a joint British and American air defense exercise next month, with nearly 100 U S Superforts in Britain and bombers from Germany. The Southland attackers will strike London from the continent while Northland defends the English Midlands, First Anglia, and Southeast England under Air Marshal Ellwood and Air Marshal Elliott.
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London
Air Ministry
Britain
U. S
Germany
Royal Air Force
Royal Auxiliary Air Force
Southland Group
Basel
Switzerland
Juist
Northland
English Midlands
Eirst Anglia
England
A. B. Ellwood
British Bomber Command
Southland Force
William Elliott
Fighter Command
Striking Railway Workers Face Ultimatum in Tokyo
Transportation Minister Seiichi Okada issued an ultimatum to 300 striking government railway workers on Hokkaido to return to work or face discharge. The move highlights labor tensions amid ongoing disruptions in regional transit.
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Tokyo
Seiichi Okada
Hokkaido Island
Strikes Tied Up 80,000 Tons of Freight Say Officials
Okada alleged the strikers were led by Communists and had tied up 80,000 tons of freight, threatening disruption unless demands were met.
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