Stalin's Hold on Russia in Question After Berlin Crisis
The piece questions Stalin's control over Russia and communism amid the Berlin crisis. It cites a Moscow August 22 meeting with the western powers, the unconditional blockade lift, and Sokolovsky's demand to control transport into Berlin. It notes Moscow's refusal to enforce the original terms and mentions UN Security Council as the possible forum for resolution.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
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Berlin
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Russia
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Germany
Marshall Vassily Sokolovsky
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Britain
France
Eddy Gilmore
Guardsmen May Now Receive Commissions Without Courses
Harrisburg report states Pennsylvania National Guard members may be commissioned as officers without leaving civilian jobs. A temporary waiver allows direct second lieutenant appointments after one year service, completion of Army Extension Courses, and board recommendation. age limits 21 to 32 until 1949 then 28. Federally recognized officers receive two year waivers.
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Driver Sentenced in Friend's Death on Turnpike
John J. Dougherty aged 19 from Hatboro received a six month jail term for involuntary manslaughter in the death of his companion Edward McKinley 19 of Columbus Ohio in a Pennsylvania Turnpike crash near Fort Littleton. He pleaded guilty and was fined $200.
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John J. Dougherty
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Edwar McKinley
Columbus
Ohio
Chester D. Potterhoof
Dougherty
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