Sawyer Sees Fear as World Trade Barrier
Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer told a Chicago foreign trade conference that fear and insecurity among nations are the main barriers to world trade. He urged the U.S. to breach barriers through private investment and broader world responsibilities while urging other nations to stabilize their economies. He noted a dollar shortage abroad and praised American business cooperation with producers overseas, adding trade with the Far East is cloudy and avoiding speculation on China trade.
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Chicago
Charles Sawyer
U.S
Sawyer
Economic Cooperation Administration
Far East
China
Clay’s Retirement May Change U S Rule in Germany
Berlin AP report says Gen Lucius D Clay asked informally to retire as U S military governor of Germany. A full change in American administration is expected by early summer. Possible successors include Gen Mark Clark Lt Gen Walter Bedell Smith and Lt Gen Albert Wedemeyer.
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Berlin
Lucius D Clay
United States
Germany
Clay
Mark Clark
Austria
Walter Bedell Smith
Moscow
Albert C. Wedemeyer
General Clay Expected to Retire Soon Amid German Policy Talks
The general requests early release from duties as Washington weighs retirement. The Chicago Tribune cites June as a possible retirement window, while Royall in Washington says no decision has been made. A conference of foreign ministers may coordinate Western German policy as Berlin and Germany face Soviet pressure.
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Chicago Tribune
Clay
Washington
Royall
Germany
Berlin
Amita Button Misses Lead After Mumps Strike Senior Play
Milan Washington Amita Button was slated for the lead in Mountain Mumps but contracted mumps and could not perform in the senior class production.
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Milan
Wash
Amita Button
One Man Fund Drives for Fort Wayne Cancer Center
A Fort Wayne filling station operator launched a solo cancer fund drive after his friend's death. Harry Gill, 52, expects the drive to fund Fort Wayne's first cancer detection center opening soon. His customers and motorists contributed about 4000 dollars, used to support examinations at a small fee.
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Fort Wayne
Harry Gill
Con
Gill
Znton
Rosella Todd
Art Wayne Cancer Society
Long-spined black sea urchins inflict painful venom
Long-spined black sea urchins carry needle-sharp spines that pierce human skin and break off, delivering painful venom. The hazard rises in coastal areas where divers and beachgoers encounter these armed sea creatures.
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