Russia Opens Talks on Lend-Lease Obligations
In Washington, Soviet Russia signals willingness to address wartime lend-lease debts with the United States after prodding from the State Department. Moscow names two naval experts to discuss the return of 31 vessels including three icebreakers and 28 frigates, seen as a favorable sign though not the main issue in the negotiations.
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Red Navy Returns Milwaukee Under Separate Agreement
Russia has not settled lend-lease aid received from the United States during World War II. The US cost estimate for arms and materials sent to the Soviets is about 11.2 billion dollars, with repayment sought only for goods still useful to the Soviet civilian economy. Munitions used in defeating Hitler and Japan are written off. Moscow might owe five to ten cents on the dollar, based on settlements with Britain and other Allies, though exact figures remain undisclosed.
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Notice of Hearing for Parole in Mansfield Ohio
Elsie Manley inmate No 46923 at Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield eligible for parole hearing on or after October 1 1949. Convicted November 16 1948 for Grand Larceny serving one to seven years from Butler County Case No 13593. Parole Commission Clerk confirms notice.
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