Truman Maps U S Foreign Aid Details
President Truman and ECA chief Paul Hoffman outline U S efforts to place much of the world on a stable economic footing with a 505 million dollar year earmarked for Europe Asia and Korea Hoffman returning from a 15 day world tour discussed three controversial questions including future aid to China the share of ECA financed recovery cargoes for merchants after 1951 and European profits from scrap aluminum and lead bought with ECA funds He said Korea could become a focal point for democracy and that ECA hopes to assume Korea's aid program after January 1 125 million dollars was set for Korean recovery this year with likely another sum requested for next year Food rations for five cities were to continue amid strict controls
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Seven R AF Fliers Killed in Lancaster Crash
Manchester report says seven Royal Air Force airmen died when their Lancaster bomber crashed into a 1000 foot mountain near Sergeant area. The plane burned after impact. RAF rescue teams reached the scene through cold rain to recover the bodies.
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