France pushes on large frontier fort project near Metz
Paris reports France is rapidly advancing work on a fortified frontier wall with four foot thick pillboxes sturdy shelters and underground stores. First unit expected by year end with 250 million francs spent and up to 500 million more planned for 1950. The defense centers on Metz Alsace Palatinate and the Alpine frontier with Italy.
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France
China
M. Cheron
Metz
Alsace
Palatinate
Alping
Italy
Verdun
Namur
Liege
Marne
Pompelle
Dunkirk
Pontarlier
Germany
Van Sweringen moves trigger leadership reshuffle in rail system
Announcement that John J. Berne will resign as Wheeling and Lake Erie president to head Van Sweringen projects signals a broader realignment. Promotion of Charles E. Denney to lead the Erie line is expected as part of a wide refresh in management across the Van Sweringen system. The text also notes fortifications in France and a Buffalo Bill buckskin coat in a Santa Barbara museum.
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John J. Berne
Wheeling and Lake Erie
van Sweringen
Charles E. Denney
Erie
Buffalo Bill
Yellow Hand
Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History
Lindbergh Honeymoon Mystery Deepens Abroad
Reports say Charles and Anne Lindbergh may be honeymooning in the western hemisphere beyond the Alleghenies. Secretaries and family members refuse to confirm any whereabouts as rumors spread, leaving press and public in uncertainty.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles A. Lindberghs
Western Hemisphere
Allegheny Mountains
Mason-Dixon Line
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