Spy system independence debated in U S policy
Washington reports on whether the United States plans a nationwide undercover network abroad. Officials say diplomacy limits and only professional analysts work in intelligence, with wartime OSS roles winding down and Congress controlling funding.
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Washington
United States
State Department
William L. Langer
Uise
Army
Navy
Charles J. Read
Naval Intelligence
War Department
Central Intelligence Group
Over
National Intelligence Authority
State
War and Navy Departments
Uncle Bam
Army, Navy
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
Korea
China
Burma
Philippines
Southwest Pacific
Africa
Yugoslavia
France
Netherlands
Dr. Langer
Strategic Services Unit
Congress
Congressional
Real Estate in Berlin Quiet as Buyers Hesitate
Berlin, July 10. Real estate dealers report few buyers for ruins in Berlin. Brokers wonder about mortgage status on ruined properties and whether postwar valuations will shift after mass destruction. Debate arises over whether downtown Berlin can be rebuilt as a commercial center or take another path.
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Berlin
Belin
City’s Future Sparks Curb on Real Estate Purchases
Uncertainty about the city’s future slows speculative buying as buyers hesitate. Homeowners cling to property while many listings come only from cash buyers or heirs. Vacant lots dwindle as builders face a material shortage, bricks being as plentiful as sand.
Salina Senator Seeks Boxcar Aid to Minimize Wheat Loss
Kansas Senator Roy F. Bailey reports to the office of defense transportation requesting immediate action to move more boxcars to western Kansas as wheat on the ground declines from 747 50 bushels to 540 000 by July 5. Arthur H. Gass, an ODT director, assures full assistance and hopes relief will show by week’s end as empty grain cars flow westward.
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Salina
Kas
Roy F. Bailey
Office of Defense Transportation
Kansas
Arthur H. Gass
Bailey
Gass
Western Gateways
ODT
Atomic power topic at KU teachers meeting July 29
High school teachers plan a July 29 session at the University of Kansas to discuss the atomic emergency and social implications. Dr David Hume formerly at Oak Ridge will consult on atomic problems and help develop curriculum materials for Kansas schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
George B. Smith
School of Education
David Hume
Oak Ridge
Chinese Communists Founding Own University at Shentu
Chinese Communist leader Fan Wan-lan announces North Fan Tai University will open at Shentu in southern Hupeh. The school welcomes capitalist students who can fund themselves and live apart from a communal system while professors and students pursue free thought and action. Since 1939 Fan has worked at Yenan building historical materials for the new university.
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Peiping
Fan Wan-lan
North
Fan Tah University
Shentu
Hupeh
China
Fan
Yenan
New University
Second Christian Church to Host State Conference in Lawrence
The Second Christian Church at Thirteenth and New Jersey will host a four day golden anniversary Disciples of Christ convention in Lawrence from July 18 to 21 led by Elder W S Sims host pastor. The three day conference opens with a worship period.
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Second Christian Church
Thirteenth
New Jersey
Disciples of Christ Convention
Lawrence
W. S. Sims
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Hugh B. Mitchell
Erie Basin Metal Products Company
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Harold G. Barr
School of Religion of Kansas Univern
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Betwee Lawrerce
Topeka
Karsas City
Union 5 Depo
Gomdys
Varnum Drug Co
Lawrence, Kan
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San
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