Bulgaria to Execute Two Yugoslavs In Spy Case
Belgrade reports two Yugoslavs sentenced to death and others given long prison terms in Bulgaria on spy charges. One condemned is Danilo Doncic, former president of the Yugoslav Peoples Front, accused of refusing to remove a Tito picture after the Cominform split.
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Army Chief of Staff reveals gamble and victory in tank design
Fort Knox Ky January 14 Army Chief of Staff Gen J Lawton Collins said the Army gambled on producing new light medium and heavy tanks before tests, but initial deficiencies were fixed and the gamble paid off. He outlined changes since World War II, production timelines, and ongoing tests at Camp Irwin and Camp Drum to prove tanks superior to Soviet designs.
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Royal Gossip Princess and Scot Rumored for Altar
London Jan 14 The handsome Earl of Dalkeith joined the royal family at a shooting party amid whispers he and Princess Margaret will wed The 28 year old heir to Buccleuch lands rode all night to Sandringham while Margaret cut short a party to join him The couple have been close escorts for four years.
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Churchill to Rally Commonwealth Anti Red Crusade
Ottawa dispatch reports British Prime Minister Winston Churchill plans a full dress speech to mobilize the Commonwealth against world communism after three and a half days of talks with Canadian leaders. A Canadian British communique will note the visit’s results and potential reshuffles of top defense posts.
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Deficit Seen in Truman Budget Plan for Next Year
Washington Jan 4 AP President Truman's fiscal chart shows a roughly 15 billion dollar deficit for the coming year with total spending about 85 billion and revenue near 70 billion. If growth and reforms hold, the deficit could drop toward 10 billion. a Hoover Committee report urges government streamlining to save over five billion annually.
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Mossadegh Refuses to Cancel Iran Consulate Closures
Iran premier Mohammed Mossadegh stood firm against British pressure to withdraw orders closing Britain's nine consulates in Iran. The closures are due by January 21 over allegations of agitation against the government. Britain contemplates a diplomatic break as talks continue.
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