Shostakovich Bids All Artists Lead War on New 'Fascists'; SHOSTAKOVICH BIDS ARTISTS TO FIGHT
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others stress cold war effects on art and health
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March 28, 1949
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CONFEREES HOPING TO FINISH RENT BILL IN LAST TRY TODAY; Deadline-Racing Session Set to Reach Accord or Send Terms Back to Houses
By Robert F. Whitney
conferees to attempt agreement
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RUSSIAN SAYS ARMY WILL INVADE IN WAR; Writes in German Paper That the Soviet Would March Into Western Europe
By Sydney Gruson
USSR Army captain implies 'dem masses' would aid USSR Army over-running W Eur if West started war, Berlin USSR pub ed
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Expansion in Synthetic Fuels Called Vital to U. S. by Krug; Interior Secretary Says Rapid Development of New Resources and Processes to Fight Depletion Is Necessary for Security
By Jay Walz
Sec Krug urges rapid US-aided development, rept to Pres Truman
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GLOBAL UNITY CALL, CHEERED BY 18,000, ENDS PEACE RALLY; Declaring Soviet Seeks Only Friendship, Fadeyev Wins Most Applause at Garden
By Richard H. Parke
US music leaders give scroll to Shostakovich
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Notable Births
1949Ronnie Ray Smith, American sprinter (died 2013)[†]
Ronald Ray Smith was an American athlete, winner of the gold medal in the 4 × 100 m relay at the 1968 Summer Olympics. He attended San Jose State College during the "Speed City" era, coached by Lloyd (Bud) Winter and graduating in sociology.