Acheson Arrives in London for 3-Power Talks
U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson arrived in London to meet with British and French leaders on Europe and Asia policy. He outlined discussions on Germany, the Far East, Korea, and combating Soviet propaganda while noting plans with Eden and Schuman and potential sessions through Saturday before visiting Berlin Vienna and Brazil.
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United Aircraft Advances Three Officers in Promotions
East Hartford June 23 AP H Mansfield Horner announces three United Aircraft officers promoted to higher roles. William R. Robbins becomes controller and vice president. William P. Gwinn is general manager of Pratt and Whitney Aircraft and a vice president on the operating and policy committee. Erle Martin advances to vice president as general manager of Hamilton Standard Division.
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Modern Wagons Supplant Bridgeport Express Drays
Bridgeport station introduces six new two ton rubber tired wagons to replace the aging 103 driftwood drays. John Dickson leads the change as Raymond Wells maintains the fleet and a wagon graveyard salvages usable parts. The new Des Moines built machines promise smoother, quieter service but mark the end of the classic Railway Express baggage era.
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Indians’ 20 win pitchers noted in three eras
The Cleveland Indians produced three 20 game winners in three different periods. In 1906 Bob Rhoades Addie Joss and Otto Hess led the staff. In 1920 Jim Bagby Stan Covaleski and Ray Caldwell formed the trio. only the 1920 group reached the World Series. Separately two performers at a London Police Athletic Club dance received medical aid after mic shocks during the show.
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Two WACs killed in mystery Blast near Fredericksburg
Two Fort Lee WACs, Cpl. Joanne Beier, 21, of Fremont Ohio, and Pvt. Dorothy Conomacos, 19, of Cambridge Massachusetts, died when a tourist cabin exploded 20 miles south of Fredericksburg Virginia on a three day pass. Mrs. Jacob Pfluger, one of the owners, survived. gas inspectors found no leaks and the heater was not on. The blast hurled flames, blew a cabin wall off its foundation and sent burning debris across the lawn. The Army identified Beier as a professional softball player.
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Truman Warns Against Cutting Funds for Bases
President Truman urged the Senate to reject a proposed 50 percent cut in a 2.758 billion defense bill aimed at building secret overseas bases and air facilities. He stressed the measures are vital to defense, warning such cuts would be a terrible disaster and urging continuation of the House-approved funding.
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