Marshall Plan Aims to Preserve Peace in Europe
Leon Denneen ore reports that the Marshall Plan strengthens European democracies to deter a renewed major conflict. From conversations with leaders and underground figures in France Italy Germany Greece Turkey and the eastern nations he concludes a new European war is unlikely but a stable peace requires Moscow and Washington avoid escalation and recognize the cold war could tip to hot if missteps occur. He notes Moscow will decide war or peace on national interests rather than ideology and stresses Washington has warned the Kremlin against expansion beyond the East-West line.
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Leon Dennenore
NEA
Europe
Jyst
United States
France
Balkans
Leon Blum
Giuseppi Saragat
Italy
Ivan Matteo Lom
Ernst Reuter
Greece
Turkey
Ermans
Moscow
Washington
London
Berlin
Kremlin
Europe’s Marshall Plan aid steadies postwar recovery
The narrative surveys postwar Europe with emphasis on the Marshall Plan delivering food and capital goods to revive industry and agriculture in France and Italy, reduce Soviet influence, and bolster democratic forces. It notes rising steel and grain production in 1948, labor shifts away from communism, and the role of U.S. labor leaders and allies in sustaining the recovery. It concludes with a brief fact about nickel silver.
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Moscow
China
Balkans
ECA
Europe
America
Paris
Rome
Mareshall Plan
United States
Pas de Calais
Italy
France
W. Averell Harriman
CGT
Force Ouvriere
Vittorio
Communist Federation of Labor
CIO
British
Trade Union Congress
World Federation of Trade Unions
U.S
David Dubinsky
ILGWU
George ‘Arrison
AFL
James Carey
Irving Brown
Cold War heats up radio air waves contest
East and West clash over radio frequencies at ITU talks in Geneva led by the United States and Russia. Western nations seek major share, proposing new allocations while the East favors preserving existing bands. The ITU board will study requests as tensions shape postwar telecom governance.
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Dudley Marmon
Geneva
Russia
United States
United Kingdom
Brazil
ITU
Atlantic City
England
France
China
Argentina
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
India
Australia
South Africa
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Clarkson Sold Mobile Outfielder to Montgomery Rebels
Reggie Clarkson, .272 hitter for Mobile with 37 games last season, was sold to the Montgomery Rebels of the Sons eastern league. Announcement attributed to Rear President Edgar Clarkson, with no sale price disclosed. Clarkson formerly a Brooklyn Dodger farmhand.
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Mobile
Reggie Clarkson
Montgomery Rebels
Edgar Alarkson
Brookisn Dodger
Binonce
Home remedy for rust on cloths and towels
A brief note suggests removing iron rust from sheets and towels by applying salt and ice to the spot and then hanging items in the sun. This quick method aims to lift stains using simple household ingredients.
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