War Claims Still Pester Government
Washington dispatch notes left by war created a flood of civilian claims awaiting action. Congress authorized a War Claims Commission but funding delayed. Some claims already approved include internment benefits and wages for captured workers, while many cases remain under review and the total damages cap is debated. The final fund may come from German and Japanese asset liquidations estimated at several hundred million dollars.
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Truman backs UNC president Graham amid atomic row
President Truman voiced strong support for Dr. Frank Graham president of the University of North Carolina in a dispute over access to secret documents. The Atomic Energy Commission had cleared Graham to see certain files despite concerns about his associations. Graham and AEC officials defended his integrity and independence against charges of communism influence.
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Winter Tourism Returns to Garmisch and Berchtesgaden
American tourists may visit two Bavarian Alps winter centers for the first time since the war. Garmisch is preparing to host winter sports enthusiasts from Europe and the United States, recalling the 1936 Olympics.
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