Dr. Mead to assist Secretary Morgenthau. Washington, D.C., May 30. Dr. George J. Mead, named to Assist Secretary Morgenthau, Jr., in coordinating purchases of planes and parts, held a press conference today in Secretary Morgenthau's office. The conference, generally, concerned the cooperation of the
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