Russia Tops Czechoslovak Foreign Trade In 1948 Q1
The Prague Economist reports Czechoslovakia's first quarter 1948 foreign trade favored Russia, with Russia first, Yugoslavia second, and the United States ninth. Czechoslovakia ran a $72 million trade deficit, $24.146 million of it from Russia. Imports totaled $224 million, exports $72 million, amid grain deliveries and reduced food exports.
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Pigeons Follow Visitor Through Los Angeles Square
AP report recounts W. H. Smith from Chicago discovering intelligent pigeons in a Los Angeles square. After buying handkerchiefs, two birds trailed him closely through a street, stopping when he did, circling him and drawing laughter from bystanders until a hotel bellhop explained that locals fed the birds near the hotel.
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Distinguished Cadets To Be Commissioned
The Air Force will commission selected aviation cadet graduates as second lieutenants. Up to five percent of each class will receive regular commissions. About 440 aviation cadets will graduate this year, 250 in June and 190 in October. Full training requirements are available at recruiting stations.
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