Russ Has Plane Like Our B 29 in Wartime
Fragmentary report notes Russia has a bomber plane akin to the B 29. Mentions Washington and Moscow conferences over the weekend. References US and Allied war efforts, with no clear dates or outcomes.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1947
Page
3
Fragmentary report notes Russia has a bomber plane akin to the B 29. Mentions Washington and Moscow conferences over the weekend. References US and Allied war efforts, with no clear dates or outcomes.
Reported sightings describe a bomber possibly one of planes kept by the Soviets or modified after capture. The crews eventually returned home while the aircraft remained in Russian hands amid a broader war context with Western Allies and Japan. Possible explanations include a Soviet retention or a modified variant, suggesting Russia adopted a cautious stance at that time.
Aviation experts were not surprised by the ambassador's claim of a hundred jet planes. They stated it was quite probable the Soviet Air Force showcased the planes, and a major general might have been mistaken for an airman in the parade description.
Washington dispatch notes Harald E Stassen suggesting Republican leaders could work with President Truman to produce a union curbing bill he would sign, with a conference possible but requiring Truman’s initiative. Senator Ives vows to oppose nationwide union limits, warning of possible disintegration of organized labor. Also reports Hagerstown net profit figures for a municipal electric plant and a quirky note about rat biology.
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