Tito Terror Regime Denounced Amid Yugoslavia Crisis
A clandestine Yugoslav report portrays Marshal Tito’s regime as terrorizing opponents including Gen. Draja Mihailovic. It claims mass political arrests and executions, with 200,000 held in camps and widespread fear under secret police. The document asks Eleanor Roosevelt to intervene and questions Tito’s claim to uphold four freedoms.
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Tugoxlavin
Eleanor Ronsovel
Paris
Marshal Tito
Draju Mihailovic
Moosevelt
Chaiman
Liman Tights Commission
Economic and Social Council
Roosevelt
Yugoslavia
Tila
AnliTiia
Mihailovic
Tio
Vito
Tito
Mihailo
Informianis
Pozarayac
Belgrade
Four Freeson” Tt
Tilo
Roosevelt aide urges Yugoslavia aid to restore rights
Informants report Yugoslav dissent under U.N.R.R.A. rule, claiming only Communist Party members get jobs and rations. They allege shortages, partisan favoritism in cities, heavy military oversight around Marshal Tito, and fear a violent revolt if Western pressure does not back democratic rights.
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Roosevelt
Yugoslivia
Vinit
Yugoslavia
AnibTila
Communist Party
U.n.r.ra
Mihailoyte
Marshal Tilo
Tradflers Complaint Over Low Teacher Salaries
Sao Paulo teachers in primary schools file a memorandum to the governor protesting their salaries. They note pay trails city garbage collectors. Spring football practice for high school teams is banned by the state athletic association board of control.
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São Paulo
Brazil
Board of Pntrol
State Athletic Association
Painter Hitch Ride With Drunk Painter on Police Roadside
A 37 year old intoxicated painter, stranded at a roadside near Indianapolis, asked a passing patrol car for a ride to Sunyalde. The officer refused to give a lift and directed him elsewhere. Later a second patrol car found him. he had died at the scene. Judge John Niblach fined the driver $1 and costs, remarking the painter had his own side to blame.
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Vitor Indianapolly
Sunyalde
Hale Howe
John Niblach
Valley Falls Migs Clore J Lewis Visit Albany
Valely Falls Migs Clore J and Lewis are spending a week with her sister Mrs Ella Hutchinson at her Albany home. Mr and Mrs John Andrews and Mr and Mrs John Cukyovany are also mentioned in the social notes.
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Newsom
Vergernuy
Utter
Hoy
Hielsiol Chatterten Inna
Mechanlevile
Dtr
Mra
John A
Migs Clore J
Lewis
Ella Hutchinson
Albany
John Andrews
John Cukyovany
Contnunity Hall Mondiy dvontigs A dower Waa tendyced
The fragment describes a community hall Monday events and a donor, with mentions of guests and a local token from an auxiliary. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors. readable terms include a hall event, a donor, and a guest receiving a token.
Stillwater school board elects officers and committees
Stillwater Matthew Britt reelected president of the Stillwater board of education at a Tuesday session in the high school. Officers named include Secretary Mrs. Tielen Scott, Treasurer W. E. Deyoe, Collector Mrs. Bessie Farrington, Loan officer Harve Marr, Census director Mrs. Lloyd Shorter, and Medical Inspector Dr. James Nolan. Auditing committee appointed Andrew Gannon and James Brooking. Building and grounds committee with Thomas Peterson and Eugene Smith. Bids for gym ceiling repair awarded to Ralph Walsh. Meetings set for the third Monday each month. State Bank of Albany Slecknk ville Branch named depository.
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Matthew Britt
Stillwater Board of Education
Tielen ‘. Scott
W. E. Deyoe
Bessie Fuarrington
Harve Marr
Lloyd Shorter
James Nolan
Andrew Gannon
James Brooking
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Sean
Sondat
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Patrigelli & Albering
Second ST
Troy, N. Y
Schmidt & Son Plumbing and
King ST
Trip
Ballantine Ale
Peter Ballantine
America
Troy Central Y-Alc.a
van Schoonhoven
Burden Lake
Painter
Valley Falls
Wiry Lee Ern
Fifth Ave
North
Misses
Jes
Stillwater
William Ford
Leonard Hospital
Erwin Brewster
Frank Monty
Famil Lor Alstead
J. H
Thomas Hickey
Hew
St. Peter's Church
Holy Nave Soviety
Arthae H. Vinett
Paul Connor
P, Ballantine & Sons
Newark, N
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