Rigid Soviet Policy In East Germany Amid Terror Wave
The article argues Moscow keeps Germany split under a Red fist, citing a wave of arrests for espionage and sabotage in the Soviet occupation zone. It notes four death sentences and eleven life imprisonments, with Western reporters witnessing a staged confession. It covers spy trials, Soviet claims of Western plots, and the crackdown on East German workers during the June revolt.
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East Germany
Germany
Moscow
Mans
U. S
East Berlin
Hans Joachim Geyer
Geyer
Amercans
West Berlin
Redat
Afttempt
Thomas S. Timberman
Berlin
Situa
Timberman
Banner housing year seen as mortgage money returns
Builders anticipate a new housing upswing as banks ease credit and the Commerce and BLS projects about one million homes next year. October data show a recovery with housing starts at 88 000 last month, and the nation now sustains over a million homes annually due to better weather and less mortgage uncertainty. The National Association of Home Builders and VA loan chief T B King note the mortgage drought easing significantly.
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William Kerwly
Ing Bowm
Washington
Bel Araavana
BLS
Commerce Department
Eew
Bureau of Labor Statistick
Sentambher
National Associaton of
Veterans Administration
T. B. King
Must File Claim To Secure Old Age Benefits
Right now is the time to learn about getting your social security benefits at the right time. You must file a claim before any benefits can be paid, with back payments allowed for up to six months. Survivors and workers should inquire in person or by phone at the nearest social security office. The Sarath office is at 300 Broadway Building and Elyma hosts a representative from Ohio State Employment Office every Thursday. A new $21,000,000 rayon plant at Umbomaa South Africa near Durban is expected to transform the area into a boom town.
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O. A. Shelley
Lorain Social Securiy
Social Security Office
Sarath
Social Securty
Broadway
Elyma
Ohio State Employment Office
Middle Avenue
Jennifer Jones Likely Mary Magdalene Star
Hollywood gossip column notes Jennifer Jones is expected to sign for Mary Magdalene, with Ruth’s properties possibly reassigned by Harry Cohn. Betty Grable heads The Pleasure’s All Mine, while Alan Ladd is introduced in a BBC TV project and Sheree North lands a Bing Crosby Bob Hope show appearance.
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Dorothy Manners
Louella Parsons
Hollywood Vns
Rita Hayworth
Jennifer Jones
Harry Cohn
Ruth
Dick Haymes
Betty Grable
Buddy Adler
Lop
New York
Sheree North
Martin and Lewis
Gil
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Bing
Ohio Man To Head Renegotiation Board
President Eisenhower named George C. McConnaughey former Ohio Public Utilities Commission chairman to head the Renegotiation Board. The Columbus resident, 57, will earn 17500 dollars annually as the board reviews defense contracts to curb profiteering by government suppliers.
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Washington II
George C. McConnaughey
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Eisenhower
MacConnaughey
Columbus
Retirement Income Talk At Grafton Kiwanis Dinner
Larry Severs Elyta attorney addressed Grafton Kiwanis on retirement income plans noting few realize attorneys consult on investments. He described methods such as insurance endowment or annuity programs and advised splitting investments between stocks and government bonds. The Willow Park shelter project received $950 in appropriations from Kiwanis and Community Picnic funds. Next week's dinner will be Thanksgiving night with Rev. William Bullock as speaker on A Thanksgiving Meditation.
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Grafton
Larry Severs
Elyta
Grafton Kiwanisas
Severs
Alex Schwed
Willow Park
Kiwanis Club
William Bullock
Belden Methodist Church
Drive to Save Memphis Hotel Once Lived In by Edison
In Memphis Tennessee orders to tear down the old hotel where Thomas A Edison once lived triggered a local drive to honor the inventor. Edison stayed in Memphis in the 1860s before his rise to fame and the 1879 breakthrough at Menlo Park New Jersey. Mrs J D Mallory proposed buying the property to fund a museum and a park near the site was renamed Thomas A Edison Park. Mrs Stephen A Fransioli keeps a copper key to Edison's room and supports preserving the room as part of the historical effort.
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Memphis
Tenn
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Menlo Fark
N. J
J.D Mallory
Piormingo Park
U S Studies Pact With Japan Formosa Korea
Diplomatic sources say the United States considers a four nation defense pact with Japan Formosa and Korea. The plan is in early concept stage with Nixon exploring regional security views during his Far East tour. Congress may approve a broad Pacific pact uniting free nations from Australia to Japan in time.
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U.S
Japan
Formosa
Korea
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Far East
Philippines
Australia-New Zealand
Pacific
Asia
America
Australia
Nations urged to form Asian alliances for wider cooperation
The speaker urged natural alliances among Asian nations to cooperate with each other and with the United States. He noted Northern Ireland seeks 16 seats in the British Parliament, up from 12.
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United States
Northern Ireland
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