Western Allied Staff Formed in Berlin Emergency
Western powers in Berlin organized an allied general staff to plan suppression of any putsch and maintain order in emergencies. Maj. Gen. Max Taylor described four divisions G1 political analysis G2 intelligence G3 security and G4 psychological operations involving West Berlin officials and police chief Johannes Stumm.
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WU Rates Set for Pennsylvania Telegraph Service
The Public Utility Commission authorized Western Union Telegraph Company to adopt uniform rates across Pennsylvania effective today. The move is expected to raise revenue by about 133000 dollars and follows a February Federal Communications Commission action on interstate business. The new structure uses 50 mile square rate blocks with equal charges for equal distances, altering telegram and related service costs accordingly.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania
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Kearns Named to Washington District Committee
Rep. Kearns of Pennsylvania was appointed to the House District of Columbia Committee, succeeding Rep. Bates who died in a plane collision that killed 55 people. The panel, with its Senate counterpart, shapes capital city legislation. Kearns joins two other Pennsylvanians on the committee and will stay on the Labor and Education panel.
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Allied forces prepare help for German unrest
A force of 7 500 American British and French troops stand ready to be called in to quell violence if German unrest escalates and local forces are unable to control it.
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