Army Navy Marines Join In Big Caribbean Maneuver
About 35,000 American service members and a hundred ships sail for a peacetime amphibious exercise near Vieques in the Caribbean. Admiral Blandy will lead overall with Lieut. Gen. Rockey commanding joint Marine Corps and Army troops. The drills emphasize combat readiness and amphibious methods refined since World War II.
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Navy
Washington
Providence
Vieques
Caribbean
Marine Corps
Fleet Marine Force Atlantic
W. H. P. Blandy
Atlantic Fleet
Keller E. Rockey
USMC
Joint Marine Corps
Army Expeditionary
Second Marine Division
65Th Infantry
Armed Services
Caesar
Britain
Gallipoli
Turkey
Norway Declines Alliance Pressure in Face of Soviet Expansion
Norway chose regional security over Western alliance means in response to a Soviet note. The government said it would not allow foreign bases on Norwegian soil while pledging non aggression and continued support for regional cooperation in defense.
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Norway
United Nations
Press Freedom at Risk in Baltimore Court Ruling
A Baltimore judge found three local radio stations and a news editor guilty of contempt for broadcasting crime news ahead of a trial. The 9 year old rule was deemed an abridgement of press freedom but justified to protect a fair trial.
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White House
Ben
Robert Small
Associated Press
Washington
Small
Taft
Bob
Teddy Roosevelt
Press Association
Sauk Center
Gotham
Baltimore
U.N. Offers Facilities for Stalin Truman Talks
United Nations secretary-general Trygve Lie said the U N could provide facilities for a direct Stalin Truman meeting if both leaders proposed it. Lie added the UN stands ready to aid East West talks and would be glad to help arrange a conference if requested.
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Washington
Truman
Democratic Party
Finance Committee
United States
Harry Truman
Owm
U.N
Stalin
United Nations
Trygve Lie
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Lie
U. N
Josef Stalin
Britain Ends Eight Years Of Clothes Rationing
Great Britain ends clothing rationing effective now allowing any citizen with money to buy suits and dresses without coupons for the main items. Coupons remain required for many articles, with broad goods now freely purchasable in stores.
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Great Britain
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