Ex Marine Corps Leader Ready to End Service Today
Lieutenant General Clifton Bledsoe Cates, former commandant and war hero with six wounds, is set to retire from the Marine Corps in 1952 after a career spanning Guadalcanal, Saipan, Tinian, and Iwo Jima. He will head Marine Corps schools and emphasize fitness as the era shifts.
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Soisson
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Foreign aid and Marshall Plan blamed for US recession
A political critique argues that postwar policy, including tariff reductions and Marshall Plan credits, boosted Dutch textiles while harming American industry. It claims US exports faltered, unemployment rose, and a global market shift hurts American producers. The piece urges reassessment of foreign trade policy.
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France
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United States
Hague
Duke University
Europe
Cornerstone For New Building
Interprets The News By J. M. ROBERTS JR. The Guatemalan struggle shows a deteriorating Latin American pattern with the army and invading rebels achieving their aim, pleasing the United States, as a third force enters the contest. The piece notes shifting alignments and the spread of Communist influence as the conflict unfolds.
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J. M. Roberts JR
Associated Press
United States
Ise
Comunists
Unta
Guatemala City
Col. Castillo Armas
Cme
Inter-American Peace Commission
Wington
Group 1
Astillo Armas
Organization of ‘American States
Graham Examined By Army Doctors Before Paris Flight
Graham, 36, an American evangelist, was examined by U.S. Army doctors in Germany Monday before leaving in a rented car for Paris. Details of the tests were not released. Also noted: Pfc. Wilfred R. Waldron, 24, a kidney disorder case, grew ill, and a large audience in Berlin’s Olympic Stadium heard Billy Graham speak during a European revival tour.
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Virginia
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Olympic Stadium
Inowa
Graham
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Formona
Waldron
University of Michigan
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Fort Knox
Wilfred G. Waldron
Tecumseh
Mich
Eight Face Germ War Admissions Inquiry at Air Base
Eight Air Force personnel face a board over alleged misconduct tied to germ warfare admissions and related charges in a sprawling probe. A public information officer cited breeding claims and misused evidence as the inquiry unfolds at Scott Air Force Base.
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Tie
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Smith
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