
Marshall Plan
The aid program to rebuild Western Europe, passed by Congress in 1948. Newspaper pages from 1947 to 1952 on a map and timeline.
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Evening Star — 1947-03-25, page 25
… partnership with Harry K. Banham. The appointment will be made by Judge Elliott Marshall. Plan V. P. I. Alumni Chapter Special Dispatch to The Star WINCHESTER, Va.. Mar. 25.— …
Evening Star — 1947-06-11, page 11
… tionship” with Mr. Taft, who, be cause of the attack, is expected to oppose the Marshall plan, thus breaking up the bipartisan co-op eration on international matters at the …
… Senator has been critical of Mr. Truman. Perhaps, Senator Taft will not support the Marshall plan for co-ordinated reconstruc tion next fall. But his opposition will not be because …
Evening Star — 1947-06-15, page 6
… "9 ’E ■ V X ^P J > ■ 81 aX 8 W *. * i. France Asks Russia To Join Discussion Of Marshall Plan By th» Associated Press PARIS, June 14.—France disclosed today that she has taken …
… retary Bevin is expected in Paris Tuesday to spend two days in con ferring on the “Marshall plan” for the United States to underwrite in large measure a co-ordinated plan for Europe …
… the subject. Russia has not yet replied. Violent French Communist reaction to the Marshall plan came from the party’s newspaper LHumanite today, how ever. The paper said the plan …
Evening Star — 1947-06-16, page 2
… la } P.M.—Saturday 9 la 9 A / - • Britain Will Consult Directly With Russia On Marshall Plan ly tW« Associated Prats LONDON, June 16.—A Foreign Office spokesman said today …
Evening Star — 1947-06-18, page 5
… an exchange of views with Russia before entering full-scale negotia tions on the Marshall plan. China Denies Blame For Sinkiang Fight By the Associated Press NANKING, June 18 …
Evening Star — 1947-06-18, page 11
… CUVUgU IV UU UK job alone. Wants to Know Coats. In brief, Mr. Hoover, supportint the Marshall plan and wanting the job done, wants first to find out whai we have to do it with, what …
Evening Star — 1947-06-20, page 1
… an "ultimatum.” All noted the earnestness with which Mr. Bevin described the f Marshall | plan as a “chance the British shall i not miss’’ and Anthony Eden’s de : scription of …
Evening Star — 1947-06-20, page 11
… to have lost ; their sense of proportion in con templating the immensity of the Marshall plan and actually believe this is no time to count the cost or consider such things …
… course, the exact reverse of ! that contention is the truth. The truth is that the Marshall plan, which may increase our' foreign JW-fiEr Supplier fold Pro* advice * eetlmotM on …
… essential to the solvency and stability of the Nation prior to the launching of the Marshall plan, the additional strain which it proposes to put on the Federal financial structure …
Evening Star — 1947-06-21, page 1
… broadcast received here last night, said the Soviet Union felt that information on the Marshall plan was too scant but that sh6 was "of course interested’’ in the idea. The agency …
Evening Star — 1947-06-21, page 7
… planned. This Changing World Worried State Department Heartened Bv Bevin’s Speech on Marshall Plan By Constantine Brown British Foreign Secretary Bevin’a strong speech in the House …
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