Soviet Navy Emphasizes Submarines and Battleships
London reports Jane's Fighting Ships 1950 1951 edition notes Russia expanding undersea force with 120 submarines active and 4 000 planned while building new battleships with missile platforms. United States shows 77 submarines active and 91 mothballed. Aircraft carrier era seen as rising but no confirmation of three new carriers.
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Jane’s
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Narya Navy
One’s
Ireac
TNE
United States
Jane's
Sovyetski Soyuz
Mare Follows Sally to School in Portland
In Portland Maine Sally Friend takes her Palomino mare Sanoaks Della to Westbrook Jurors College study. The horse accompanies her to class and is stabled nearby. Sanoaks Della earns trophies and ribbons at horse shows, demonstrating the bond between student and animal in campus life.
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Portland
Sally
Pittsheld
Westbrook Jurors College
Sanoaks Della
Sanoaks Dell
Anti-Red Controls In Japan to Stay
The Allied Council of Japan overruled a Soviet demand to repeal Communist-control measures in occupied Japan since the outbreak. Soviet representative Maj. Gen. Kislenko attacked General MacArthur’s directives banning the Communist Party newspaper Akahata and a major left wing labor council, condemning police action seen as mass arrests. Willam J. Sebald, chairman of the council, said adopting Soviet recommendations would hand over government control.
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Allied Council of Japan
A. P. Kislenko
MacArthur
Communist Party
Akahata
Labor Council
Angrnes. Willam J. Sebald
Sould
No Coast Guard Ban On Duluth Photos
Coast Guard officials in Duluth say no emergency restrictions are planned for the Duluth-Superior bar area despite Korean unrest rumors. Captain Stanley Rovinsky, port of Duluth commander, states photographers may still film the dock zone and has no knowledge of any imposed restrictions.
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Duluth
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Duluth-Superior
Stanley Rovinsky
Rovinsky
Tutus
Japan in the dictatorship of the Communist Party debate
Sebald remarks on the notion of a Communist Party dictatorship in Japan, hinting at political tensions and ideological control. The fragment suggests a critical or wary stance toward authoritarian rule, reflecting Cold War era discourse.
Blackout Orders Hit Alaska Bases and News Release
ANCHORAGE Alaska AP Amy ordered complete blackouts at all military bases along the Alaskan seacoast and halted dissemination of news releases on troop movements in the territory. Bases near seaport towns were ordered to continuous blackout during darkness hours. Maj James K Bryan Alaska command public information officer said the office could no longer release information on movements or troop dispositions in Alaska. The ban would also apply to the Pacific fleet delivering supplies to the Korean fighting front.
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Alaska
Amy
Tony Ab
Alskan
Pathlis Pation
James K. Bryan
Alaska Command
Pacife
Korrean Fighting Front
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