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Ike's Man to Stay Hands Off Budget Plan
Ike’s associate says he will not seek interviews with President Truman or accompany Lawton to budget talks. Officials expect budget changes but foresee no early cuts, with projections suggesting a new spending plan above 79 billion dollars for the current fiscal year. Dodge notes he will not forecast, will relay impressions to Eisenhower, and emphasizes Truman staff will shape the budget.
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Lawton
Dodge
Congress
Eisenhower
Detroit
Germany
Japan
Henry Cabot Lage Jr
Massachusetts
State and Defense Departments
Lodge
British bar travel ban on Soviet mission in British zone
British authorities in Germany barred the seven man Soviet military mission from traveling west of the Rhine. The action mirrors restrictions placed on the Soviet mission at Potsdam and follows earlier bans on Western missions in the Soviet zone. The Soviet mission is stationed at Bad Salzuflen near the British army headquarters about 200 miles east of the Rhine.
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McCarran Calls U.N. Purge of Spies Hollow
A Senate inquiry led by Senator McCarran pressed for action against disloyal U.N. staff. After a hearing recess, McCarran said Lie’s Monday resignation appeared hollow, noting the pumpkin-like reasons given for quitting while the U.N. official cautioned against firing staff on mere suspicion or smears.
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Eisenhower to Confer With Dewey on Korea Plans
President-elect Eisenhower is expected to meet in New York next week with Dewey and other GOP leaders to discuss Korea and wartime policy. Hagerty notes Dewey may not accompany Eisenhower to Korea. no departure date for the Far East has been set. Dewey plans a brief New York stop before a Miami vacation, while Truman invites Ike to discuss international and domestic issues at the White House.
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Dewey
Eisenhower
Korea
Hisenhower
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Far East
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
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Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Congress
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Roosevelt's effort to block Russ labeled continued talk
The article reports Roosevelt pressuring Britain and Poland over a diplomatic rift with the Soviet Union, citing Stalin’s denials of Polish claims, Standley’s testimony on planned break, and new disclosures about Katyn graves. It notes Welles and Harriman subpoenas and the alleged advance of a Soviet barrier-state corridor.
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Hitler
William_H. Standley
U. S
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Standley
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Wendell Wilkie
Roosevelt
Newts Standley
Willkie
Joe Barnes
Joseph Barnes
New York Heralds Tribune
United States
RED Gears
Russia
Iron Curtain
Sumner Welles
Welles
W. Averell Harriman
Stanley G. Mortimer Jr
New York
Moro Bandit Chief Taken to Manila
Moro bandit chief Kamlon, a longtime thorn to Philippine authorities, arrived in Manila aboard a Philippine navy vessel from Jolo after uncondit ional surrender. He was escorted by his wife and two children and wore traditional Mohammadan attire and head gear.
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Kamlon
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