Soviets Hold Practice In Air Corridor
Berlin July 22 three Yak fighter planes conducted target practice in the British air corridor used to supply Western Berlin. A York transport and other aircraft tracked the maneuvers amid rule breaches and a British protest. The American Air Force then reported a record airlift into Tempelhof with 1,638 tons over 27 days, while two US MPs were briefly detained in the Soviet sector and later released.
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Gatow
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German Economic Commission
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Masters
Tempelhof
Yorks
Sundersland Flying Boats
Pvis
Elwood
Dwinnel
Manton Wash
George G. Hunt
Camp
Ohio
Wholesale Prices At All Time High In Washington
Wholesale prices measured by the Bureau of Labor Statistics reached an all time high, with the index rising 13 percent for the week ended July 1. It stood at 1688 percent of the 1865 average, about 22 percent above four weeks prior and 4 percent over a year ago, driven by spikes in food and farm commodities such as pork, sugar, coffee, and wheat flour. The record echoes 1920 wartime levels amid sharp food price boosts.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Fas
BLS
Difficulties At New Airport Mounting For Frederick city project cost rises
Difficulties at Frederick's new municipal airport escalate amid rising costs and engineering issues. City faces two options to proceed: waive soft spots with later replacement or remove the jog and rework at an estimated additional cost around 100000 dollars. The project, originally set near 278900 dollars, now risks a much higher total as work continues and officials debate funding.
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Buran
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Sunta
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CAA
Bourne
Thomas B. Bourne
Rn Turner
Patrick Turner
Turner
Weather Bureau
Adderman Buraill
Burall Urges Conference on Outlay for Airport Project
Alderman Burall calls for a general conference with city officials the Airport Committee the CAA and the city's consulting air engineers and the contractors to address the overrun in the airport project cost. He argues only a joint forum can properly approach the problem and reach a justifiable solution under the circumstances.
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Airport Committee
CAA
Burali
Parole Denied For Rape Offender In Annapolis
State Parole Director Fo Murray Hense denied parole for a rape offender in Annapolis. A 19 year old Marslander, sentenced to 10 years, remains under review as parole eligibility looms after two thirds of the sentence. The board cited concerns about societal effects and war-related tensions influencing perceptions of crime. The case will be reconsidered next year.
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Fo Murray Hense
Benson
Parole Board
Bernsen
Marslander
Genms County
Battle Over Taft-Hartley Law Begins
Washington July 22 A government charge accuses John L. Lewis of violating the Taft-Hartley law in negotiating a new soft coal agreement. Attorneys for Lewis contend the union shop clause may make coal mine owners equally liable if it breaks the act. Lewis refused to sign a non Communist affidavit, blocking an NLRB election at captive mines. The miners’ July 6 work stoppage is cited as proof they favored a union shop.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
Lewis Alegally
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Et Snafu
NLRB
Levis
Cour Ne
Union shop sidelined by judge’s help in NLRB case
Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough aided a temporary union shop arrangement while awaiting the NLRB outcome. Lewis' lawyers challenged the election requirement as invalid and Moses testified about contract talks. The settlement included a rite to contest and a preservation of rights, with details obscured by fragmented text.
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T. Alan Goldsborough
NLRB
Lewis
Moses
Congress
Superforts Start Around the World Flight From MacDill
Three B 29 Superfortresses from Davis Monthan began a globe circling flight in July, first stop Tampa after leaving Tucson. The aircraft refueled in the Azores and plan further stops as part of a Strategic Air Command project announced over a year ago.
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Fla
MacDill
Tucson
Ariz
Strategic Air Command
Davis-Monthan
Azores
Arizona
MacDills
Ar Force
State Department Concurrence Cites Long Distance Flight Trainin
The State Department reportedly concurred as the United States announced a routine long distance training mission. The flight plans include routing eastward via the Azores, Africa, Asia, Japan, and Alaska, echoing prior briefings of B 29 deployments to England and Germany and suggesting sensitivity to showing air power abroad.
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U.S
Azores
Africa
Asia
Japan
Alaska
England
Germany
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