Warsaw Uprising and Polish Communists Divided Over Stalin Aid
An editor notes a heated August 1944 Warsaw meeting with Wanda Wasilewska and Polish communists allied to Moscow. Discussion centered on Curzon Line borders, Red Army proximity, and whether to seek unity with Stalin. Gen. Zymierski and Bierut offered stark, conflicting positions as the encounter ended abruptly.
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Wanda Wasilewska
Moscow
Warsaw
Red Army
Bor-Komorowski
Stalin
Kremlin
Russia
Poland
Wanda
Hitler
Andrzej Witos
Mekolajeczyk
Polish Committee of Liberation
Lublin
Michael Zymierski
Borke
Borkomorowski
Filipowski
Bierut
Ussr
Warsaw exile memoir recounts postwar power tensions
In Moscow the Polish prime minister discusses postwar governance with Soviet leaders. He recalls resistance to occupiers and confronts pressure from Stalin and Bierut, noting plans for government and underground talks, while reflecting on Germany’s future amid Allied alliances. Tomorrow: Mikolajczyk on relief efforts with Roosevelt and Churchill.
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Warsaw
Poland
Bierut
London
Molotov
Stalin
Moscow
Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Great Britain
France
Teheran
Mikolajczyk
Roosevelt
Churchill
Uncle Sam's Almanac 1948 Into The Year For 20 Cents
The 1948 Uncle Sam's Almanac is out for twenty cents postpaid. It lists month birthstones and famous birthdays, plus facts on the Federal Government and the United Nations. Readers are urged to send for a copy as supply is limited.
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United Nations
Baltimore Market Reports Mixed Across Produce and Livestock
Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago show apples and eggs steady with varied gains on several varieties. Cattle hogs and calves display uneven shifts while New York stocks edge higher amid cautious trading and a Bethlehem Steel split opening.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
Follawsbee Steel
U. S. Steel
Sehenley
Paramount Pictures
Answers to Daily Quiz Revealed in Page 4
Correct responses listed include Washington D C February bats whales bears horses and a quoted item about a ruling not affecting prominent employees. Retirement due to disability noted. Temperature 98.6 degrees cited. Cunard White Star Limited named. Soviet Union mentioned. Topic centers on arms. Final item credits its creator.
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Washington, D. C
Promanent
Cunard White Star Limited
Soviet Union
Arms
Chicago Grain Slightly Lower at Open on Board of Trade
Chicago early trading shows grains down marginally with light turnover. Opening prices listed for May July Sep and Dec futures across wheat corn oats and fat spreads reflecting a quiet start to the session.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Local Markets Corrected Daily by Star
Regional market listings show prices for grains and feeds including No 2 red winter wheat 3.00 per bushel New No 2 yellow ear corn 2.50 per bushel barley 1.75 per bushel soybeans 2.40 per bushel and various feeds such as egg mash at 5.50 and 5.40, cracked corn 100 lb bag, turkey grower 2.45, and oleomargarine retail 30 to 36. Butter wholesale 80, butterfat 16, butter retail 87. Prices reflect city delivery and wholesale terms as listed.
Britain to Tell U.N. Attitude Toward Palestine
At Lake Success the United Nations expects to hear Britain’s stance on Palestine issues this week and then draft plans for partition. The five-nation Palestine partition commission met to finish a draft of questions for Britain on immigration security and administration. Sir Alexander Cadogan promised a swift reply but may need government guidance on certain points.
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Lake Success
United Nations
Palestine
Holy Land
Palestine Partition Commission
Alexander Cadogan
Egg and poultry price report from Winchester markets
Agriculture Dept Markets Division lists U S Grade A eggs at .51 per dozen for extra large, .49 large, .45 standards. pullets .42. trades .41. Live poultry prices for No 1 quality PF producers in Winchester area show heavy hens 4 lbs plus .30-.31. leghorn hens .20-.21. broilers by weight from .34-.38. old roosters 12-13 cents per pound. guineas .35 each. hens .48. young toms .38. cracks and checks .42.
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F. O
Winchester
U. S
Farm Sale Notices for Greenspring and Berryville
Jan 24 10:30 a.m. sale by Marjorie I. Shresk two miles west of Greenspring on road to Gerrardstown listing two cars a cow furniture and household appliances. Feb 25 10 a.m. sale by Gilbert Roy ston half a mile east of Berryville on Route 7 listing horses cattle hogs sheep and farm machinery.
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Marjorie I. Shresk
Greenspring
Gerrardstown
Gilbert Royston
Berryville
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Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Polish Peasant Party
Bob Considine
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Communist ‘Polish Committee of Liberation
Valley Weatherstrip and Awning CO
Commercial Small Loan & Finance
E. Boscawen ST. Or
Loudoun St
Rileys Real Estate Agency
FIRST
Hansbrough & Carter Building
Rales
DuPont
John W
Rosenberger
Braddock ST
Uncle Sam
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
N. E
Philippines
Commonwealth of the Philippines
Manuel Quezon
Manila
Quezon
Greater
Clarke County
CINCO
Ralph
Cushman
Cushman Scooter Sales
S. Loudoun St
Molden Electric Co
Baltimore
Chicago Grain
Tome
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
N. Loudoun St
Star
Britain
U.N
Agriculture Dept Markets Division
Fairplay Market
UMING
Thor
Sean
Opty
Tho
Geelen
Obudon
Remnant
Erence Egees
Dacugyi Toe
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron
Broilers
Kent
J. L. Rawls
Julian Lamar Rawls
Medical Socerty of
Virginia
Glaize & Bro
Chapman’s
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Order of the Golden Rule
Mal
Northern Virginia Power Co
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
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