Stalin Spy Network Linked Canada US Sweden to Moscow
The article traces Klaus Fuchs and the Canadian ring as central to a global Soviet spy web. It details Fuchs as a naturalized Briton and atomic agent who moved through Los Alamos Oak Ridge and London, with Harry Gold and David Greenglass exposed in the U.S. case. Swedish agents Enbom Lilian Ceder and Tass couriers networked with Moscow, revealing a broad, interconnected spy machine spanning Britain Canada Sweden and Sweden’s defenses. Tomorrow’s piece promises analysis of why spies serve Stalin.
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Slater
Ethel Rosenberg
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Sing Sing
Death House
Greenglass
Morton Sobell
Sobels
Sweden
Johan Friti
Enbom
Fala Fisken
Shady Fish
Boden
Finland
Enbamr
Stockholm
Tass
Narvik
Norway
N. P. Orlov
Andersson
Moscow
Victor Anissimov
Tasg
Lavrenty Beria
Sthin
Truman Presses Congress to Join Canada on Seaway
President Truman renewed his appeal for the United States to join Canada as a full partner in the St. Lawrence seaway and power project. He called it the better option versus New York State aiding Canada alone and noted requests to the International Joint Commission to expedite approval.
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Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
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State Department
International Joint Commission
U S Deficit Tops Four Billion Mark In 1952
Treasury figures show the 12 months ending June 20 total federal outlays at 66.1 billion with a deficit of 4018 640 378 10 less than Truman’s January forecast. Military and economic aid lagged, veteran benefits and debt interest came in under budget, and tax receipts fell short of projections.
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Five Hurt as Tree Limb Crashes in Havre de Grace
A large limb fell from an old tree behind the William A. Leffler home and dragged a utility line causing injuries to five people including Mrs. T. Milton Carroll Jr and local attorney Katry B. Dyer Jr. Several others sustained bruises and minor injuries as neighbors aided victims.
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Britain Builds A Bridge Tester Vehicle
Britain has built a five ton bridge testing vehicle described as unique in the world. Named Ossa upon Pelion it carries a 35 foot length of concrete on its hogey wheels. Weighing on a single hogey can be varied from 20 to 100 tons for bridge testing. The forward flak can swim glide float fly and walk.
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Britain
Ossa Upon Pelion
Greak
Yugoslavia Moves to Halt Smuggling and Black Market
Yugoslavia tightens controls on gifts and packages from abroad to curb black market trade and currency speculation. Customs duties rise sharply on high value items, causing delays and refusals, while enforcement strains manpower and deters mail shipments to Yugoslavia.
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United States
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Houston Trials Polio Preventive Serum Amid Epidemic
Houston launches a major polio study giving zamina globulin to half of 35 000 children ages to 6 while the rest receive a placebo. The city reports 163 cases and six deaths this year with 169 county cases and four deaths. State totals reach 3 725 cases, a weekly record, as researchers await results expected early next year.
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National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis
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Farmer Killed by Dakota Twister near Wing North Dakota
Louis Olson, 70, a farmer, died when a tornado lifted his house from its foundation and dropped it 200 feet away. The tornado flattened buildings on many farms, tore out power and telephone lines, and cut a five mile wide swath over about 40 miles.
Young Man’s Fancy Turns To Earrings in Vancouver
In Vancouver on July 2 reports say many young men are getting their left ears pierced. The trend reflects changing fashion among local youth and anticipates further adoption across social circles.
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Vancouver
Canada
Earrings Claim Crowded by Men at Local Shop
Mrs Edna Mas Young an ear specialist says men are crowding xirla out of the shop making it difficult for patients to be served.
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Edna Mas Young
Century-Old Log House Stands for Mrs Laura Cornwell
Brownsville July 2 Mrs Laura Cornwell has lived in the same log house her entire life. Built by her father, the home has sheltered her from birth through marriage and old age. She says she will stay there until death, noting she always felt the place was home.
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Laura Cornwell
Spreaders For Lawn Weeding And Feeding
Set SPREADERS provide quick lawn weeding and feeding of seeding. Sturdy steel construction with rubber tires. Priced at $7.35 or $12.50.
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