U.S. Mail Subsidy and Danish Recovery Plans
The Danish agreement remains unofficial but its scope is known, focusing on stabilizing currency and financial balance while boosting production and trade. It outlines a four year recovery program with ECA grants and loans to England totaling 4.9 to 5 billion dollars, extending through June 1953 and adding a year for U.S.-financed projects.
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Rieerate Eeettlee
England
Berlin Crisis Deepens As Air Corridors Expand
U S and British air forces broaden relief shipments to western Berlin as Moscow blocks rail and tightens restrictions. Officials report food and coal shortages for 2 million Berliners while Denmark considers appealing to the U N for intervention.
Jets Set Record Flight From Andrews To Bermuda
Four F 80 jet fighters completed what the Air Force called the longest overwater flight by planes of their type. They covered 829 miles from Andrews Field Maryland to Bermuda in two hours. The mission was commanded by Lt. Col. Benjamin D. Preston of Mobile Alabama with pilots Howard Lane Henry Ogiba and Harry Casselman among the crew. The United States and Britain have collaborated since the war, planning a jet wing move from the Panama Canal Zone to Germany while Navy transports carry planes to Glasgow aboard the escort carrier Sicily. A B 29 will precede to provide weather information.
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Fanet
U.S
Air Force
Panama Canal Zone
Germany
Navy
Canal Zone
Glasgow
Scotland
Sicily
Andrews Field
Bermuda
Benjamin D. Preston
Mobile
Ala
Howard M. Lane
Auburn
Henry S. Ogiba
Utica
N. Y
Harry HR. Casselman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Eisenhower nomination talk swirls around Alabama leader
South to Pat Hill, Alabama group chair, may defer Ike speech as he ponders leaving the honor to others. Parkman says Eisenhower could be named early at the convention. ADA head Leon Henderson cites rising pro Ike sentiment for Democratic nomination and hints Truman might bow out if advised.
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Gen
Eisenhower
OPA
Truman
Henderson
Democratic ‘National Committee
Democratic Party
ADA
Supreme Court
William 0. Douglas
Annexation Move Aims to Boost Charleston Population
The North Charleston annexation plan follows a February fire that destroyed five homes killed two children and left nine families homeless. Officials estimate the change would add about 5 000 people to Charleston's population bringing the total to around 80 000. Whisky is not an antidote for poisonous snake bite despite common belief.
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North Charleston
Charleston
Knutson weighs tax cuts tied to defense and aid programs
Knutson outlined a plan linking a $4 billion defense expenditure with future foreign aid cuts in Europe and the Far East. He projected another tax cut by 1950 if aid programs continue at the current pace, and noted a $600 million technical tax revision would be proposed in January. He returned to Washington for a physical and may undergo gallstone surgery in Minnesota this summer. He plans to decide on re election while at home.
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W. Averell Harriman
Clay
Michael Forrestal
U. S
James Forrestal
Copenhagen
Denmark
Gustav Assmussen
Hersin
U. N
Robertson
Council
Hamburg
Poland
Rubrn
Jday
Frankfurt
Willmorrow
Meee Puscion
Europe
Far East
Knutson
Congress
Washington
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Railroad Wins Access To Boone County Land For Yard Work
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad secured immediate title to several acres in Boone County after posting higher bonds. The action targeted land owned by Warner, Meadows family, Echols heirs, Ferrells, Hopkins family, and Coal River Coal Co. Bond increases were set for the Hopkins and coal company land at 65 000 dollars, Meadows land at 10 000 dollars, and Ferrell land at 5 100 dollars. A hearing is scheduled for July 12.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Boone County
Danville
Warner
Bf. Meadows
Martha Meadows
G. H. Echols
Robert F. Ferrell
Gertrude H. Ferrell
Joseph H. Hopkins
Berlin crisis: U N power to aid peacemaking discussed
U S officials favor direct talks among occupying powers France Russia Britain United States and Britain on Berlin differences. The United Nations may intervene if the situation worsens, with larger powers to lead while smaller nations stay out. Helium markets note new uses in air tire inflation and respiratory treatment.
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France
Russia
Britain
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