Eastern Europe Opens Doors to Western Reporters Amid Policy Shift
Soviet dominated Balkans show a sudden change in press policy. Bulgaria invites American reporters, Yugoslavia grants overflight clearances, and Romania hosts a farewell dinner for Times correspondent William Lawrence. Officials frame the move as easing the iron curtain, while explanations vary.
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Balkans
Sofia
Bulgaria
Europe
Vasil Kolarov
U. S
Donald Heath
Groza
Romania
New York Times
William Lawrence
Vladmir Topencharov
Topendharovo
Georgi Dimitrov
Kolarov
Tsola Dragcicheva
Offici
Eastern Europe
United Nations
Eastern
Congress
Gross output growth in 1944 surpasses 1940 levels
The gross output of goods in the United States for 1944 was nearly double the dollar volume of 1940. After adjusting for price differences, the actual physical volume is estimated to be more than 50 percent higher.
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United States
British Actress MORIZONTAL 1 8 Pictured actress VERTICAL 12 Educated
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Enchant Eagles Nest Sloping Way
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Applications Sought For New National Bus Lines
James Williams, attorney for American Business Incorporated, filed two ICC applications to establish new national bus connections across Michigan Indiana Ohio and Kentucky. The Detroit to Louisville route would pass Urbana Springfield Dayton Cincinnati Covington Carrollton Bedford and Warsaw while the Detroit to Fort Wayne route would go via Monroe Toledo Fayette and Bryan. American planned air conditioned parlor coaches on frequent schedules and hoped to start after approval.
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Washington
James Williams
American Business Incorporated
Detroit
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Williams
American and
Burlington
New York
California
Louisville
Urbana
Springfield
Dayton
Cincinnati
Covington
Carrollton
Bedford
Warsaw
Fort Wayne
Monroe
Mich
Toledo
Fayette and
Bryan
American
Bishop Hoban Opens Lake Shore Retreat House Gift
Bishop Edward F. Hoban dedicated a retreat house on Lake Shore Boulevard in Cleveland yesterday. The new house was a gift from diocese priests to mark the bishop's silver Episcopal jubilee.
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Cleveland
Edward F. Hoban
Lake Shore Boulevard
Akron Canton and Youngstown Railroad Aims 42 Mile Eastward Extension
The Akron Canton and Youngstown railroad seeks to extend its trackage 42 miles east to Youngstown and nearby steel centers. The upgrade would expand the 171 mile main line, pending Interstate Commerce Commission approval, with completion expected by early spring. The route would shift freight from Cleveland and improve service to Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis and St Louis.
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Akron
Akron, Canton and
Youngstown
Interstate Commerce Commission
Portage
Summit
Delphos
Alen
van Wert
Supoxesman
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Gifford Named Chairman of AT and T Board
Walter S. Gifford, president since 1925, was elected chairman of the board in a newly created post. Leroy A. Wilson, a vice president, became president and joined the board. Lake Superior is 350 miles long and 160 miles wide.
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NEW York
Walter S. Gifford
American Telephone Andelegraph Company
Leroy A. Wilson
Gifford
Lake Superior
CIO Opposes Natural Gas Act Revision
The CIO denounces proposed revisions as aimed at raising gas prices for consumers and argues the act has saved Americans 140 million dollars since 1940. William Hanscom testifies to the Senate Commerce subcommittee, opposing House amendments backed by Senator Moore and Rep Rizley.
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Washington
CIO
Senate Commerce
William Hanscom
CTO Oil Workers Union
House
Moore
Rep
Rizley
Oklahoma
Hanscom
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
Federal Power Commission
Engineers Hear Robert McDade on Junior Achievement Program
Robert McDade, director of Middletown's Junior Achievement program, explained the project to the local Ohio Professional Engineer Society chapter. Middletown was among the first U S cities to establish a Junior Achievement program. Lake Superior is believed to be the largest body of fresh water in the world.
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Middletown
Ohio Professional Engineer Society
Robert McDade
Lake Superior
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