Dimitrov Says Reds Will Triumph and Expand Fronts
Premier Georgi Dimitrov told the fifth Bulgarian Communist party congress that capitalist states will clash over markets and influence while anti imperialist fronts extend to the Far East. He praised Chinese Communist gains and warned of hard years ahead before Bulgaria becomes a fully socialized state. He also attacked Tito and predicted Yugoslavia would rejoin the Soviet camp.
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200 Reported Missing In Iranian Floods
Ettalaat reported 200 missing and hundreds of houses collapsed after a flood near Isfahan in central Iran. The disaster left about 20,000 people homeless and without food, and was followed by snow.
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Truman poised to mobilize nation for war powers
Washington report says President Truman may send a special message asking Congress to grant standby powers for immediate wartime mobilization. The plan would create a broad national emergency act with strict controls on industry labor and trade, including price and wage freezes and rationing if needed.
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MacArthur orders austerity plan to stabilize Japan economy
Tokyo reports a Washington backed austerity program aimed at fixing defects in Japan's economy. General MacArthur said the plan will not be debated on ideological grounds and warned against interference by labor, business, or politics in occupation orders. Rumors swirled about currency and wage controls as the overhaul begins.
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Japanese dollar plan caps wages in Japanese government
Narson Baily reports that a new currency will exchange two yen to one dollar backed by seized gold bullion. Wages and incomes above a threshold will be frozen and a 30 percent cut in government offices will occur. Year end pay would be delayed. Diet members fear no dissolution, lasting two months with no campaigning.
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