Britain receives emergency 300 million dollar aid slice
Washington reports Britain will get an emergency 300 million dollar aid slice to July 1 to buy raw materials and components paid in dollars. Mutual Security Director Harriman says without it Britain would cut its Western arms buildup by half. The transfer taps funds from general arms aid, as no specific Britain provision exists in new legislation. Prime Minister Churchill had said he did not seek money.
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Montgomery Named Defense Minister
LONDON Prime Minister Winston Churchill announced the appointment of Field Marshal Viscount Alexander as defense minister. Alexander, renowned for strategic brilliance, will succeed Vincent and return to Britain in mid 1940s.
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Coplon's Former Boss Sees Possible Free Outcome After Trials
Washington reports that the Department tacitly allows Judy Coplon to may go free despite two guilty verdicts for espionage. Appeals in New York and federal courts review the cases as prosecutors weigh third trial options. The government fends off a fresh federal hearing while wiretap disputes loom.
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Lower East Side
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United Nations
FBI
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Nian
Coplon
District Bia
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Justice Department
Paul Washington
Army wife Lois Coonan killed her four children
Lois Ruth Coonan, 28, an Army wife, killed her four children with a carving knife and was committed, as psychiatrists testified she came from a...
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Lois Ruth Coonan
Phoenixville
Bomber Blows Up After Bail Out Near Tokyo
The bomber exploded seconds after at least 15 crew members bailed out and parachuted toward safety. Eleven men were reported seen in Yokota vicinity while police investigated the burning wreck near an industrial area on Tokyo’s outskirts.
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Reed
Yokota
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Sica
Edad
Supreme Court Victory Seen For Segregation By Byrnes
Byrnes and state officials hailed a Supreme Court order as a victory for segregation in Clarendon County. The ruling upholds desegregation delays while a three panel court keeps the case active. NAACP and Black parents seek further action as districts report on progress toward equal facilities.
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Supreme Court
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U.S
National Association For the Advance of
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Clarendon
Waring
Clarendon School
NAACP
Detective's story of a brutal man who could snap
A conscientious detective with a psychopathic hatred of crime discovers his wife’s affair with a gambler and an unlicensed doctor. His rage and torment push him toward a violent solution as audiences hail the film as top flight mature entertainment.
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