Bulgaria Tries Tito Spies in Sofia Trials
In Sofia six Bulgarians faced charges for crossing into Yugoslavia in 1951 to receive orders from the Yugoslav secret service. One Bulgarian, Georges Borissoff, got five years. others received 10 or 12 year terms. Three Yugoslavs also jailed for espionage. Yaneff named as Tito agent fled to Yugoslavia and back.
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150 Parts In Motor
More than 150 parts make up the average small electric motor. The article notes the complexity of these compact devices and hints at the precision required in their manufacture.
Ashton Stevens Dies Veteran Chicago Drama Critic
Chicago mourns Ashton Stevens at 78 after he suffered a heart attack at home following dinner with his wife Katherine. The dean of American drama critics had written for 57 years, 40 with Hearst papers in Chicago, and remained active with the Chicago Herald American. He counted Sarah Bernhardt and the Barrymores among his close circle of theater figures.
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Norwegian Seaman Union Rules Childbearing A Personal Safety Issue
The Norwegian seaman's union that admits women held that bearing a child is not an act of God but a personal safety related ailment. The ruling frames childbirth as a matter affecting worker safety rather than divine will.
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