Tito Cominform Split Cracks East West Europe
Tito led non-Russian Communists across Europe to undermine Soviet influence. Reports say agents from 16 nations, including the USSR, operate under a Tito Cominform network named LAM and LEM. Key players include Aleksander Bankiyov and Laurentia Beria linked cells.
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INS
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Europe
Communist Party
France
Germany
Italy
Tren Curtain
A.B. Z
Belgrade
Tito
Eta
Tito Group
Tapola
Tia
Soviet Union
Tito-Cominorm
LAM
LEM
Aleksander Bankiyov
Boas
Laurentia Beria
A.B.Z
Ottorneys
U. S
iTite Bae
Harry Bridges
Ope
Kremlin
Teles
Norman Leonard
Det
International Aid Rescues Polio Victim
An INS report from Paris describes a complex treatment for Jeanne Vidal a one year old girl with infantile paralysis. French doctors with Madison Wisconsin and English collaboration tested sugar fat mixtures in milk to support growth and cure effects. Portable equipment from the ECA mission enabled rapid transfer to Paris and then to England for further testing using sucrose or dextrose as sugar replacements.
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Paris
Madison
Wic
England
France
United States
Jeanne Vidal
ECA
Iron Jung
Denver
Colorado
Dutch Soldiers Migrate to Australia Under Deal
Thousands of Dutch soldiers in Indonesia seek transfer to Australia rather than return to the Netherlands. Under a bilateral agreement, the Australian and Netherlands governments have completed negotiations to allow young Dutch soldiers to migrate to Australia.
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Sydney
Indonesia
Australia
Holland
Netherlands
recruits complete boot training with M 1 rifle marksmen
A platoon of 7 recruits in Markamen Parrig Inland's 5.C GEA Marine Corps completed boot training and qualified 100 percent on the Garand M 1 service rifle. Of the group representing nearly every state east of the Mississippi River, 9 earned expert, 34 sharp shooter, and 24 qualified as marksman.
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Markamen Parrig
GEA
Marine Corps Recruit Platoon
Mississippi River
Niagara Falls Lovers' Haven Legend Tells of 1801 Honeymoon Visit
Local historian Raymond Yates notes Theodosia Burr and her cotton grower husband were the first honeymooning couple reported at Niagara Falls in 1801, three years before her father Aaron Burr, then vice president, fatally duelled Alexander Hamilton.
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Iagara Falls
N.Y
Pi—Aaron
Burr
Theodosia
Raymond Yates
Falls
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Woman Offers Tips On Orchid Growing In Suburban Philadelphia
Mrs. Williamson of suburban Philadelphia says she prefers orchids to wearing one and recommends beginners start with affordable species. She notes orchids are not costly, with plants priced around five dollars and dividing every two years.
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Philadelphia
Mra
WiNameon
Williamson
Ahel
Isha
Wil Mamson
Hin
Orchids Attract Enthusiastic Home Growers
A reader describes how orchids, including cattleyas, appeal to hobbyists with manageable care, heat needs, and fragrance. Mrs Williams notes orchids aren’t delicate and dispels the belief that orchid alleys are fragile.
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Williams
Sone
Williamson
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