Senators Probe Arabia Pipe Export Controversy
The Senate small business committee opened hearings on why the Commerce Department approved exporting 20,000 tons of 31 inch steel pipe for a 1100 mile Middle East oil line. Wherry stated concerns over Marshall Plan ties and potential effects on U S oil supplies this winter. Max Ball denied Marshall Plan influence. Forrestal urged high priority for the project linking Arabian fields to the Levant.
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Ashington
Senate
Commerce Department
Middle East
David Bruce
Trans- Arabian Pipeline Co
Small Business Committee
Wherry
R.-Neb
Otters
United States
Max Ball
Interior Department
Oil and Gas Division
Tokyo University Hears First Foreigner
Tokyo University in October heard Lt. Col. Warner F. Bowers from Omaha speak to senior medical students, marking the first time a foreigner lectured at the institution. He covered chest surgery and general surgery, with further lectures planned for the second semester.
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Tokyo
U. S. Army
Tokyo University
Warner F. Bowers
Omaha
General Headquarters
P-47 Group Sets Guam Japan Flight
A squadron of 16 P-47 fighters was scheduled to take off from Guam for Japan for a long range navigational training mission. The group will fly to Hokkaido and then to Okinawa. Two additional P-47 groups will follow.
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Tokyo
Guam
Japan
Orient
Far East Air Force
Hokkaido
Okinawa
Wallace blasts Wall Street and military control in Baltimore
Henry A. Wallace concluded a Baltimore stop with an attack on the Democratic party leadership. He denounced Wall Street and military influence and criticized foreign policy as driven by a War and State Department entwined with financial interests abroad. He pledged to push for changes before war is involved. President Truman declined to comment on the speech.
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Baltimore
Henry A. Wallace
Wall Street
Democratic Party
Maryland
Progressive Citizens of America
State Department
War Department
United States
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Germany
Truman
Wallace
Diet and cancer link cited by Dr Bauman at dietetic meeting
Dr Carl A Bauman of Wisconsin told the American Dietetic Association's 30th annual convention in Philadelphia that cancer risk rises with diet deficiencies and body weight. He cited rat studies showing lower tumor growth with reduced calories and higher fat increasing tumors.
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Philadelphia
Carl A. Bauman
University of Wisconsin
American Dietetic Association
Bauman
Byrnes Proposal Splits Washington On War With Russia
Officials in Washington avoid endorsement of James Byrnes idea to fight Russia if needed to secure an early German peace. President Truman to comment. State Department silent but noncommittal. Marshall to decide German treaty plans between UN talks and the London Foreign Ministers Conference.
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Washington
James F. Byrnes
United States
Rusia
Germany
Byrnes
State Department
Russia
Truman
Charles E. Bohlen
George C. Marshall
Bohlen
Department
Robert A. Lovett
Marshall
United Nations
New York
London
China Reds Losing Says Nationalists
Nationalist dispatches report the Manchuria battle turning in favor of the government with air and ground forces routing Chinese Reds threatening Tiehling and Kaiyuan on the Mukden-Changchun line. Communists said to be encircled near Tiehling and in retreat from Kaiyuan after heavy casualties.
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Manchuria
Mukden-Changchun
Tiehling
Mukden
Kaiyuan
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