Stalin says Western powers seek new war over Berlin crisis
Soviet Premier Josef Stalin denounced the United States Britain and France as pursuing a new war through aggression while accusing Anglo American and French leaders of blocking peace. He named Winston Churchill as the instigator and warned against a repeat of world conflict as Moscow dismissed a U N resolution on Berlin.
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U.N
Russia
United Nations
Berlin
U. N. Security Council
Germany
Moscow
Andrei Vishinsky
U. S
West
Ruhr
Josef Stalin
Great Britain
France
Publc
Stalin
Winston Churchill
Churchi
Churchill
President Truman
Truman
Britain
Kremlin
Old-Fashioned Views On Children's Dentistry
Dr John C Brauer of the University of Washington school of dentistry criticizes outdated habits in child dental care He emphasizes preventive measures known to dental science and notes many older people are set in their ways regarding tooth care.
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John C. Brauer
University of Washington Achool
Brauer
Radio and war talk mix in mixed U. S. headlines
A collage of brief items notes a neighbor’s rumored short wave conversations from an amateur radio operator, a 1944 divorce claim near a church, a break‑in at Potomac Edison with no loot detail, and a postmaster’s quip as a robber flees. Gen H H Arnold weighs future action against Russia with Berlin in mind.
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Xork
Walter Sechrist
South America
Salem
Mass
Robert C Carter
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison
Little Brickhill
Eng
N. C. Parrott
Durand
Wis
U. S
Berlin
George Patton
Patton
Russia
Arnold
Germany
Hap Arnold
Treaty on the Way Prompts North Atlantic Alliance Talk
The piece outlines a probable postwar mutual defense treaty among the United States Canada Britain France Belgium Holland and Luxembourg to defend Brussels alliance aims. It details planned military links standardized equipment joint command and bases and suggests ratification by mid 1949 amid navy shipbuilding focus on carriers submarines anti submarine vessels and polar readiness.
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Weeters
Brussels
Europe
s‘Renalta
U.S
Brussels Alliance
United States
Canada
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
North Atlantic
U, 8
Canadaz
U. S. Defense
Arctic
Navy
Earle M ‘Mills
Bureau of Ships
Polar
Russia Raises Rates Amid Inflation Pressure in August
A report notes Russia increased postal and telegraph rates by 38 percent per count, with train fares and long distance phone charges rising variably. Moscow subway fares rose 25 percent and streetcar fares surged from six to sixteen percent.
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America
Dornn
Russia
Moscow
Shrimp Industry Explodes Across Mexican Coasts
The shrimp trade has grown into a multi million dollar business from Guaymas to Mazatlan with Japanese involvement ending and Mexican cooperatives expanding. Current season projections top 13 million pounds with vast U S shipments via San Diego and a network of freezing plants and rail cars.
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Mexico City
Hall
Florida
Mealey
Gulf of
Toto
Japan
Abelardo L. Rodriguez
Manuel Avila Camacho
Canocels
Aylia
Camacho
Rodriguez
Guaymas
Mazatlan
Gulf of Californ
U. S
Compania Productos, Marinos de Gusymas, SA
Compania Productos Marinos
Productos
Productos Congelados
Pesquera de Topolobampo
Bay of San Car
Jom
San Diego
Calif
Masin Distribution
United States
Promoter touts atom bomb hideouts around San Francisco Bay
Oakland promoter Stanley S. Paul pitches hillside refuges and small houses with essentials for protection from an atomic blast. He claims dozens of realty firms from Napa to Santa Cruzback the plan to sell affordable properties near transit for the poor in case of germ or nuclear warfare.
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Oakland
Calif
San Francisco Bay
Paul
Napa
Santa Cruz
Natrans Hopes to Teach Kansans Snake Identification
Lawrence Kansas Russel Camp director of the Museum of Natural History at the University of Kansas argues for educating residents to identify snakes and avoid unnecessary killings He notes rattlesnakes copperheads and cottonmouth moccasins exist in Kansas and that snakes help farmers by eating rodents He cites exceptions for venomous species and warns people often misidentify snakes due to fear and haste
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Lawrence
Kas
Kansas
Russel Camp
Museum ‘of Natural History
University of Kansas
Camp
South Carolina
CeMfornia
Lawb Toy from nursery set promises soft bedtime companion
A pink 9 inch flannel lamb named Lawb Toy is described as a cuddly bedtime toy. India’s forest research institute in Dehra Dun proposes bamboo as a substitute for steel in domestic use. Bamboo structures reportedly last 30 years and match steel strength for roofs posts doors and window frames.
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India
Forest Research Institute
Dehra
Dun
Itsa
Household Hints on Cleaning and Food Prep Tips
Practical guidance on keeping glass ash trays clean and stain removal with baking soda. Tips cover preventing moisture in nuts, storing grated cheese in jelly glasses, and keeping brass hardware bright with paraffin.
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Pal Boans
Heal Echesaten
Capreaie Grt Csals
Eis
Mont
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Belings
Warner
Ka Ae Oruderf
U. N
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WNU
Weiter
Notm Whitateron
Wenters Newspaper Union
Maws
Puatrels
The
Newspanel
Villiers
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Mra
Fansie Beckwell
Dasberg
Cena
Californtan
Natrans
baEwina Circle
Wella St
Chicago
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Iitshes
ACT Aca
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Scotts
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Boften
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Kay Bogler Sats
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