Truman Backs French Coal and Steel Plan
President Truman endorsed a French proposal to pool French and German coal and steel under a joint international authority. Officials see the plan aligning with U.S. aims to strengthen Western Europe and bind Germany to economic and military security, despite upcoming challenges in implementing the scheme.
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Jap Princess To Be Bride Tomorrow In Meiji Shrine Ceremony
Princess Takamatsu’s second daughter Taka, 20, will wed museum curator Toshimichi Takatsukasa in a Shinto ceremony at Meiji Shrine Tokyo. Emperor Hirohito and Empress Kōmyō plan to attend a 30 minute rite officiated by the Meiji Shrine priest, with witnesses including the bridegroom’s father. The ceremony closes to newsmen. hops production mainly from California, Oregon and Washington.
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President outlines Western European access to coal and steel
The president says international authority could aid the world but notes no precedent for Russians cooperating. He praises equal access to coal and steel in Western Europe and supports French push for lower costs via higher productivity, benefiting consumers with slower prices and workers with higher wages.
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