Europe Hopes for Talks as Russia Seizes on Offers
European officials and media welcomed Moscow's signal to discuss with Washington, with optimism from France and Italy. British Foreign Secretary Bevin noted surprise at the timing yet pledged informal coordination, while newspapers U K and Rome urged cautious but hopeful engagement toward peace.
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Italy
Leon Blum
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Communist Party
Central Committee
Rome
Carlo Sforza
America
Molotov
Daily Express
London
Europe
The
Manchester Guardian
Rail Bill Fees See Veto Hope
Hard-pressed opponents of a rail rate agreement bill pinned their hopes on a Presidential veto as the House passed the measure 272 to 53. The bill would let railroads and carriers reach rate agreements with Interstate Commerce Commission approval. A similar Senate bill passed last June 66 to 27 and now moves to the White House. Representative Poage (D-
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Dewey Skeptical of Russ Feeler
Gov Thomas E Dewey warns against appeasement while reacting to a Moscow pledge of peace He urges caution to avoid repeat mistakes at Yalta Potsdam and Tehran He says the Moscow move shows nations desire for cooperation if genuine otherwise it repeats past errors The Texas opposition leader predicts President Truman will veto the antitrust bill opposed by the Justice Department antitrust division
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Ore
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United States
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Moscow
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Ragin Figscow
Soviet Union
Texas
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Justice Department
Trade policy drawn to let Russian bloc nations buy more U S goods
Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer drafts a trade policy statement to ease some export controls for Soviet bloc nations while keeping tight restrictions on weapons and certain strategic items. The plan aims to lift some choke points in shipments, but continued licensing hurdles and military vetoes limit expanded sales to the Soviet Union and its satellites.
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Charles Sawyer
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Russia
State Department
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