Russian farm output falls short of Soviet goals
The Agriculture Department reports Russian agriculture in 1950-51 did not meet Soviet targets. Plantings totaled about 363 million acres vs a 392 million acre goal. livestock numbers were below postwar targets. Data are scarce and often unreliable, with estimates suggesting slower postwar recovery and lower yields than planned.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U. S
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Perons Police Act To Stifle Sabotage
In Buenos Aires Argentina police chiefs were ordered to crack down on alleged terrorists sabotaging railways amid recent violence. Interior Minister Borlenghi met with Gen Bertollo and border patrol leaders to discuss arrests to maintain order and constitutional rights. The Peronista party expelled Congressman Garaguso and asked Carlos Seeber to resign for lack of discipline.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Angel Borlenghi
Arturo Bertollo
Borlenghi
Peronista Party
Bernardo Garaguso
Carlos Seeber
Sabotage Reports Stir Russia Uproar From Bolton
Rep Frances P Bolton describes alleged sabotage incidents in four to five Soviet sites, including leaflets and anti-Soviet newspapers in military camps. She ties the signs to possible uprisings in Russia and satellite nations and warns Stalin’s peace propaganda could delay revolt. Bolton cites informants urging concern over Soviet tactics and possible internal unrest.
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Washington
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Soviet Russia
Bolton
Russia
Stalin
United States
Representative Bolton
Icon of Virgin Mary attributed to Apostle Luke honored
In Winnipeg the Russian Orthodox Holy Trinity Church held a special service venerating a centuries old icon of the Virgin Mary said to be painted by Saint Luke. The revered relic drew worshippers and highlighted the church's historic iconography.
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Winnipeg
Holy Trinity Church
Luke
Lavery Awarded 30000 in Slander Suit Over Radio Debate
Los Angeles Aug 14 AP Playwright Emmet Lavery won a 30000 verdict from a jury in a 1 million damages slander suit filed against Mrs Ella Rogers and seven others. The trial followed a July 10 start centering on a 1947 radio debate on whether there was a Communist threat in Hollywood. Lavery accused Ginger Rogers mother and others of criticizing his play A Gentleman From Athens and branding it Communist propaganda damaging Broadway.
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Los Angeles
Emmet Lavery
Ella Rogers
American Broadcasting System
Hollywood
Rabbits Compared With Hares Born Dependent Differences
The text notes that rabbits have shorter ears and legs than hares and are born furless with eyes closed. It succinctly contrasts the two lagomorphs' physical traits and birth state.
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