Information bulletin
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Information bulletin
Frankfurt, Germany: Office of the US High Commissioner for Germany Office of Public Affairs, Public Relations Division, APO 757, US Army, September 1950
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Contents
Table of contents, p. [1]
HICOG housing project nears completion (pictorial), p. [2]
Internationalism builds better schools, Read, James Morgan pp. 3-4
Communist press in West Germany, Cox, F. Gardner, Jr. pp. 5-7
ERP housing project for refugees (pictorial), pp. [8]-[9]
Declaration of rights of displaced persons, p. 10
Midway on the main, Vogel, Leroy; Rhoades, Hillard Anthony pp. 11-14
Europa union plebiscites, Siebens, Allen C. pp. [15]-18
Congress for cultural freedom, von Eckardt, Wolf pp. 19-23
Soviets delay repatriation of POW's, p. 24
America is different, Grohe, Friedrich G. K. pp. 25-29
"Ein Glas Milch, bitte!", pp. 30-32
Child guidance, Mahoney, Haynes pp. 33-34
"Spontaneous" east-zone protests exposed, p. 35
ERP caravan (pictorial), pp. [36]-[37]
Hesse to combat intolerance, p. 38
"Reverence for life", McCloy, John J. pp. [39]-40
Farmers from America, Kriegsmann, Trudy pp. [41]-[42]
US press cites fraud in communist "peace petition", pp. 43-44
Settlement of bizonal fusion agreement, pp. 45-46
Penicillin plant dedicated, p. [47]
Berlin industrial fair (pictorial), pp. [48]-[50]
Preservation of democracy, Gross, Charles P. pp. 51-52
Objective: friendship, Shuster, George N. pp. 53-54
Practicing the golden rule, Jeffs, Charles R. pp. 55-[58]
Germans jolted, but morale stable, pp. [59]-60
Washington report, p. 61
Calendar of coming events, pp. 62-64
West German steel industry, pp. 65-71
Personnel notes, pp. 72-75
Economic review, pp. 76-78
Tale of the potato bug (survey), pp. 79-80
Frankfurt stopover (pictorial), p. 81
Occupation log, pp. [82]-87
German opinion in editorials and cartoons, pp. 88-93
Official notices, pp. 94-95
Regulations, directives, publications, documents, pp. 96-[97]
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