Soviet Appoints Pushkin to Lead East German Mission
The Soviet Union grants legal recognition to the East German state and names Gregori M. Pushkin as chief of its diplomatic mission. Pushkin’s Hungary tenure is noted for guiding the pro Moscow line, including Mindszenty's trial and other actions. East Germany aims to align with Moscow under Pieck and Grotewohl while facing German suspicions of the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
Otto Grotewohl
East Berlin
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Europe
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Pushkin
Matyas Rakosi
Austria
Marshal Tito
East Germany
Wilhelm Pieck
Rakosi
Moscow
National Front
Truman weighs two former senators for federal commissions
President Truman reportedly considers former Senator Robert M. LaFollette Jr. for the Federal Power Commission and former Senator James Mead for the Trade Commission to fill vacancies created by Olds and Ferguson. Mead favors a return to public office, while LaFollette’s GOP tie may affect party control. Wallgren’s NSRB chair hopes linger as Switzer's district judge bid faces contention.
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Truman
Senate
Federal Power and Trade Commissions
Robert M. LaFollette Jr
Wisconsin
Power Commission
Leland Olds
Capitol Hill
James Mead
New York
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Olds
la Follette
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GOP
Mead
Mr. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Ferguson
Wallgren
Carroll Switzer
Iowa
Gillette
French Cabinet Choice Blocked in Coalition Talks
Paris reports disputes over wage and price policy blocked premier designate Jules Moch from forming a new French government. The MRP demands Radical Socialists back an economic move, risking collapse of the coalition as Queuille resigns and Moch seeks parliamentary approval for his cabinet.
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Paris
Jules Moch
France
Popular Republicans
MRP
Henri Queuille
Moch
Queuille
Macek
de Gaullists
Britain Pressing Efforts for Relation With Sino Regime
Washington reports Britain pressing to build a practical working basis with the Chinese Communists in Peiping while the United States weighs delaying formal recognition. Acheson signals US policy to avoid immediate recognition, with Britain possibly diverging. Canton’s fall prompts reorganization of US officials, including Strong moving HQ to Chungking, while Rankin remains in Hong Kong.
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Peiping
United States
Russia
Soviet Bloc
Peiping “Peoples Republic
State Acheson
Truman
Canton
China
Robert Strong
Hong Kong
Chungking
Robert Rondon
Karl Rankin
Tibet Thought Ready For Aid Against Reds
Newscaster Lowell Thomas said Tibet might accept outside aid if attacked by Chinese Communists. He noted Tibet’s isolation, stated China’s claim over Tibet, and mentioned a possible United States mission. Thomas and his family arrived in London on the way home.
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New York
Lowell Thomas
Tibet
Lowell Jr
London
Thomas
China
United States
Peiping
Klein seeks delay in deportations for qualified aliens
Representative Klein urged Attorney General McGrath to suspend deportation proceedings for certain qualified aliens until action on proposed amendments to the displaced persons act. He noted hundreds of European refugees in the United States could be citizens with entry-date eligibility and criticized recent procedural flips.
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D-Ny
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New York
Senate
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Congress
Ellis Island
Justice Department
No Fear of Reds South Koreans Stand Tough
South Koreans grow more self assured as the army strengthens and industry improves. Defense officials expect to rout guerrilla hideouts after fall leaves while border raids stay limited. North Korea pushes propaganda and guerrilla tactics, but South Korea hopes continued US aid and a stronger defense will check communist expansion.
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South Korea
United States
Sihn Sung Mo
North Korea
South
Republic
Senator H Alexander Smith Meets Chiang on Formosa
Nationalist China Central News Agency said Senator Smith arrived on Formosa and spoke two hours with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek. Smith flew from Korea on General MacArthur's plane and planned to depart for Tokyo. The talks covered the Far East situation and Smith urged the US must prevent Formosa falling to communists.
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Chinese Central News Agency
H. Alexander Smith
Tokyo
Formosa
Meat Prospects Rosy as Pork Prices Drop Across Cities
A United Press survey across 20 cities shows pork chops averaging 12 cents a pound cheaper than a month ago with pork roast down about 10 cents. Beef and bacon move little. center-cut chops in Chicago fall about 20 cents, while Philadelphia drops 18 cents. AMI forecasts stronger pork demand and a per capita fourth quarter pork intake near 84 pounds.
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United Press
Dun & Bradstreet
US Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
American Meat Institute
AMI
French Emigres Reach Texas for Champ d Asile Colony
In 1817 a group of French Napoleonic loyalists emigrated to New York then to the Trinity River in Texas to found Champ d Asile near Liberty. Led by Generals Lallemond and Rigaud, they were welcomed by Jean Lafitte but the settlement failed as Spain refused French occupancy and funds ran out. Lallemond later returned to France. both leaders figured in Napoleon's will.
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Trinity River
Texas
Napoleon Bonaparte
Amsterdam
Bonaparte
France
Lallemond
Rigaud
Jean Lafitte
Liberty
Louis Napoleon
Napoleon
Plenty of plants as 500 flower infants found in Mt. Rainier Park
In Mt. Rainier National Park Washington researchers report 500 flower infants observed amid the park's flora. Field teams document growth in protected areas and note the surprising turnout of new blooms this season.
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Mt. Rainer National Park
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