Senate OKs Record Military Cash Bill
The Senate passed a huge military spending bill totaling 59,508,009,620 dollars, unopposed 79 to 0, sending it to the House where it was trimmed by 3.47 billion. Senator O Mahoney led the measure, with a conference likely next week to resolve differences over air power funding and new weapons. Senator Taft urged a commission to study U S military policy.
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Truman
Senate
House
O’mahoney
D.wyo
Senate House
U. S
O'Mahoney
Pasage
Sen
Taft
Republican Policy Committee
United States
Russia expands atomic bomb production in Poland mines
Stockholm dispatch says Russia speeds up atomic bomb production by running a dozen uranium mines in Polish Lower Silesia and shipping ore to Russia by express. It notes Soviet geologists and Polish scientific advisers are prospecting for additional mines.
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Sweden
Tidningen
Russia
Polish
Lower Silesia
Express
Germans Reds Battle With Rocks on Berlin Border
West Berlin and East Berlin clashes erupted last night as about fifty West Berliners and Communist police threw rocks near Wedding. Demonstrators tore down barricades while East Berlin police fought back. windows were broken and a Communist party office in Wedding was burned. In the British sector, Polish military mission offices were spray painted with anti-Polish messages. East zone police have blocked many border streets as tensions rise. The Polish charges in recent kidnaping trials remain legally unproven.
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West Berlin
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Stalin
Dewey Signals Need for Clearer Pacific Defense Plan
In Washington, Sept 14 AP reports Gov Thomas E Dewey urged that his running mate candidate be more definite on widening Pacific defenses. Bricker pressed Dewey for specifics while Dewey backed closer military and political alliances to defend Southeast Asia as he noted Europe’s defense program.
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Bricker
R-Chio
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Far East
Truman
Europe
Southeast Asia
New York
Capitol
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Tru
Dean Acheson
Acheson
United States
Sens. Dutt
Ives
Carlson
Kan
Saltonstall Mass
Eisenhower
Atlantic Defense Forces
T Revall
Sen. Hickenlooper
R.town
Louis Johnson
Defense
White House
Johnson
Jenner
R-Ind
America
Mundt
R-S.d
Acherson
Czech Clerks to Be Put Into Industry
FRANKFURT Germany Sept itd UP Radio Prague reported that 1332 Czech white collar workers will be shifted to industrial jobs by the end of September. Within the Ministry of Internal Trade 37 percent of administrative workers have been relieved for factory work as part of a government effort to boost industrial production by conscripting the middle class.
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Germany
Itd
Radio Prague
Ministry of Internal Trade
Czechoslovakia
Ministry For Manpower
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