Green silent on re election bid at San Francisco AFL meet
Washington. AFL President William Green keeps re election plans private though The International Teamsters says he told their convention he would run. The claim follows changing plans by Tobin and Green due to Taft Hartley Act and need for union experience. Helper Europe aid uncertain as Export Import Bank and International Bank face strict loan rules.
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Britain eyes fresh push on Anglo Russian trade talks
Britain plans a new move to restart Anglo Russian trade negotiations stalled by Soviet demand for 100 per cent payment in dollars. An unofficial Labor MPs mission will depart within a week or two to visit Moscow Belgrade Bucharest Warsaw and Prague to study prospects for expanded British trade.
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Split in U S and Britain over policy toward Eastern Europe
Diplomatic observers in Vienna note a widening rift between the United States and Britain on policy toward Soviet dominated Eastern Europe. Britain accuses American officials of irresponsibility while the United States faults British appeasement and talk of inevitable war with Russia. Rumors and reactions to events in Bulgaria and Hungary reflect the growing tension and mutual distrust.
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United States
Britain
Europe
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U. S
Hungary
Bulgaria
Nikola Petkov
Sofia
Petkov
Budapest
Washington briefing on post fall political shifts and retirements
Washington reports veteran diplomat Charde G. Bowers plans to retire after President Truman's term while discussions hint at shifting sentiment within the Democratic Party. Talks abroad linger with no new progress toward Cannes talks. Washington also notes expected nuclear engine developments and a forthcoming presidential administration conference on defense and production.
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Meeting set to prep for next year’s international conference
Washington reports a candy consumption dip with 1945 at 18.7 pounds per person and a postwar decline continuing into last year, though still above prewar levels. The note signals groundwork for an upcoming international conference.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Intelligence swap slows on refugees from Soviet states
British and American agencies have halted exchanging political intelligence focusing on refugees from Soviet dominated countries. The impact includes reduced shared insights on asylum cases and refugee movements, prompting officials to reassess security and policy coordination amid evolving geopolitical tensions.
Classified Ad Sparks Puzzling Return to Dothan Eagle
A quirky classified ad about Confederate mountaineers and Union Cabs leads to a puzzling letter mailed from Florida. The card, signed Sq Bud Call 66, asks where to buy a land warrant, showing readers engage and deliver.
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Dothan
Alabama
Post Office
Florida
Cooling Attitude Shifts Among Allies and Trade Partners
A perceptibly warmer attitude toward Britain emerges from communist dominated governments, easing hopes for re establishing trade relations with Britain as it seeks renewed economic ties.
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