Formosa Aide MacArthur Agreement Recalled by Truman
President Truman, after Wake Island talks with General MacArthur, said the two are in full agreement on Asia policy including Formosa. He cited that five weeks ago an understanding on Formosa was reached and that the matter should not reappear publicly. Officials who briefed reporters identified Pace and Bradley as sources.
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Truman Defends MacArthur Policy During News Conference
President Truman rejects columnists questions on Formoss policy and MacArthur. He asserts MacArthur remains loyal to the government and foreign policy, and he criticizes the press for failing to grasp the meeting between two intellectually honest men. Knowledge of notes and telegrams referenced but not disclosed.
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West Penn Plans New Generating Station in West Virginia
West Penn Electric System subsidiaries including Monongahela Power and Potomac Light and Power announce a $20 million generating plant on the Cheat River near Albright West Virginia with 150000 kilowatts. First of two units due mid 1952 and second by year end, to serve Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia Virginia and Ohio. Soldiers killed in car truck crash near Charles Town West Virginia Pvt Franklin Jones and Pfc Charles W Staubs were on furlough from Fort Knox.
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Hoover Calls for European Unity Before Arms Aid
Former President Herbert Hoover urged that the United States halt further money or arms for Western Europe until a unified and sufficient European army is in sight. He warned inflation looms from the vast military program and pressed that Western Europe must bear more of its defense costs, with NATO allies and the UN mobilizing, or risk American economic strain and abandonment of commitments.
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U S Too Slow Baruch Says Mobilization Needed
Bernard M. Baruch urged a two year all out program to mobilize the U S economy to meet war needs and curb inflation. The 80 year old financier and adviser to several presidents said the nation has a limp approach that could invite new Soviet adventures. He spoke in Rochester Minnesota during a cooling period with President Truman.
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Government Inflation Controls Plan Outlined by Baruch
Baruch outlined six steps to ensure peace and mobilize for two years including a temporary independent mobilization agency reporting to the President, a priority system, general price and rent ceilings, an appeal board for hardships, and heavy taxes to cover defense costs and curb profiteering. He spoke at a Plummer Judd memorial lecture at Mayo Clinic, arguing government actions have caused inflation and temporary controls are needed amid deadly peril.
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Evening Worship Service At Jefferson Methodist Church
The Jefferson Methodist church will hold an evening worship service Sunday at 7 30. Harry O Smith principal of Frederick High School will speak. Duets by Mrs A T Brice and daughter and selections by Don Gearinger and his brass quartet. Freewill offerings go to the building fund.
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