Grotewohl a. Soviet ally hailed as East German risk
A fragmentary profile portrays Otto Grotewohl once a Braunschweig Social Democrat who, after Nazi persecution, joined the Communist bloc. It notes his shift toward the Socialist Unity merger, his rise to East German leadership, wartime trials, and later health rumors prompting Moscow care.
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Richard E. O'Malley
Beelina
Otto Grotewohl
East Germany
Lotia
Braunschweig
Asl
Gerzon Reichstag
Braunnehweig Min| Fater
Edduration
Welman Republic
Istipus Grotewohl
Social Democrats
People's Court
Grotewahl
Hitler
Munich
Gestapo
Grotewehl
Grotewohl
Social Cemoeerat Party
Wilhelm Piack
Socialist Unity Communist Party
Sod
East
Grotwohl
Pieck
Grotewon
Soviet Union
Trotiens
Otto
Russia
Dimitrov
George Dimitrov
Bulgaria
Grotepeat
Ick
Jin
Erst
Berlin
Moscow
Rerin Social Democrat
Hideaway Bolivia Resort Drawn by Plane Access
Cochabamba Bolivia hosts a rising resort with 90 000 residents farming fertile Vash valleys the breadbasket of Bolivia. The town lying 7 000 feet above sea level is opening as a resort due to improved air travel, with overland routes remaining arduous. conclusion promised on Page 2.
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Bill Cledimens
Cochabamba
Bolivia
South America
Tropics
Smuggling Coffee Flows Through Defunct Siegfried Line
In Aachen area near Belgium, Holland and Germany smugglers slip coffee across the border while German customs dogs patrol the haunted Siegfried Line. Smugglers carry about 30 pounds of coffee, with one dog unit guarding a three mile by one mile border area on 24 hour shifts.
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Aaghen
Germany
Siegfried Line
Aachen
Belgium
Holland
Hll
James E. Brown
London
INS
Barry Holliday
Nis
Scotland Yard
Holiday
Yard
Holliday
Johnny
Amsterdam
Treweler
Haltimore
Babe Ruth
Snetan
Duke
Indsctan Catland Yard
St. Mary's Industrial School
Oalee
Sir Bernard
Lady Dockersre
King's
Earl's Court
St Mary's
Baltimore
George Ter
Tyler
Life in the U S A depicts San Francisco family coping with postwar costs
The San Francisco couple Guy and Al Andres illustrate typical postwar adjustments. They own a home, have two children, a weekly income, and a TV, yet rising costs strain finances. They cut back on dining out, rely on savings, and emphasize practicality over luxuries while balancing work, family, and housing.
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San Francisco
Gay
al Andres
Allan
Norma Tlwyre
Twin Peaks
Have
Guy
al Andras
Jane Cochran
SAN Wrangisco
INS
San Franciso
Andras
Mre Andres
Andres
Gey
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