Tito Letters to Molotov Stalin Showed Growing Ire
In Paris dispatches the full texts of Tito's letters to Molotov and Stalin surface after a Belgrade printing attempt. Tito denies rifts with the USSR, cites financial strains and reduced Soviet advisers, and criticizes Soviet intelligence activities in Yugoslavia while urging mutual confidence and continued Yugoslav-Soviet friendship. He warns that Cominform pressure worsens perceptions abroad.
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Stop Bickering Forrestal Tells Service Brass
Defense Secretary James Forrestal ordered the army, navy and air force to end inter service bickering undermining the nation. He summoned 300 senior officers to a conference and demanded loyal support for the service chiefs' Newport Parsons results defining each branch’s role, notably air force control over strategic warfare.
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Musical comedy as entertainment form by English-speaking nations
English speaking countries developed musical comedy as a distinct entertainment form. The article discusses its origins and prominence in English language theater and film traditions across Britain, the United States, Canada, Australia, and Ireland.
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