Export controls to tighten on wartime materials
The Commerce Department plans to add items to the export control list and set quotas by October 1 to restrict shipments of materials vital to armament. Brevetary Sawyer will announce new controls to restore World War II style licensing aimed at preventing a drain of essential goods to Russia and Soviet satellites.
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Demo Aide Nominated To Post Office Job
John M Redding publicity director of the Democratic National Committee was nominated by President Truman to be assistant postmaster general. The 41 year old former Chicago newspaperman would also serve as public relations adviser to Postmaster General Jesse Donaldson. No replacement had been named yet for the committee post.
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Wool trade curbed as India bans exports of rew wool
The Associated Press reports India bans export of rew wool due to inadequate domestic supplies. Government sources say coarse and medium cloth may again be exported, though exports were blocked temporarily in April.
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Red Officers Prefer Death By Own Action In War Capture
An American intelligence officer in Tokyo reports that no Red Korean officers above second lieutenant have been captured. Reds reportedly kill themselves when possible. only 17 captives were taken yesterday. Young, conscripted prisoners, age 16 to 50, with brief training, contrast with elite Reds. The officer notes fear of land mines and aerial rockets and expects changes if UN forces go on the offensive.
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Leaders praise Korean officers in prisoner divisions
An officer spoke of divisions officered by Koreans who fought for the nation and of American soldiers admiring their work. He stressed that fear, not politics, drives the indoc trination and the deep conviction of those taken prisoner.
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