Stalin says Iran troop withdrawal solved by agreement
London March 26 Prime Minister Stalin stated that the withdrawal of Russian troops from Iran has been resolved positively by an agreement between the Soviet government and the government of Iran.
26 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1946
Page
1
London March 26 Prime Minister Stalin stated that the withdrawal of Russian troops from Iran has been resolved positively by an agreement between the Soviet government and the government of Iran.
Senate Atomic Energy Committee members said Undersecretary Dean Acheson described a report proposing UN control of fissionable materials and atomic power manufacture with an international licensing system. The aim is to denature plutonium so produced for industrial use but not for bombs.
President Truman announces a nine man civilian commission to evaluate Bikini Atoll bomb test results, signaling a summer test plan despite delay reports. Senate aides discuss plutonium denaturing and the implications for peaceful atomic energy and bomb production.
The United Nations Security Council began its first session on American soil at Hunter College in New York. After brief formalities the chair adjourned to 11 a.m. tomorrow as Byrne urged cooperation and open discussion of world peace questions amid reports of Soviet troop movements in Iran and British inquiries in London.
Miss Jewell Sages of Wellington Col lingsworth County told police her hotel room was robbed of 50 in cash and jewelry valued at 2225. The items included a 350 ring a 375 watch and a 1500 diamond bracelet.
Tickets available today at Southwestern Public Service Company box office for tonight's Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra concert. Curtain 8 30 pm at Municipal Auditorium with Parquet 3 60, Balcony 2 40, Student 1 20. box office closes 5 00 and reopens 7 30. Drake and Shaw perform two pianos pieces alongside Beethoven Mozart and Thomas works.
Moscow reports Russia plans to spend hundreds of millions of rubles over the next five years on a major scientific program led by Izvestia focusing on atomic energy research and development.
E. O. Thompson of the Texas Railroad Commission urged immediate lifting of petroleum price controls before the House Banking Committee. He argued oil supply exceeds demand and federal law protects production from regulatory cutbacks. Thompson then met Navy officials over lifting Texas output to meet troop transport and relief needs.
At the UAW CIO convention in Atlantic City CIO President Philip Murray praised Thomas as a “great big guy” provoking mixed reactions among supporters of Thomas and Walter Reuther. The exchange sparked applause and brief confusion as delegates reacted, while Murray defended labor against governors, denied rumors, and outlined CIO plans to organize the South with a $1,000,000 fund and 200 organizers.
Leroy Marion Middick aged 83 of 1410 Jackson died in a local hospital at 10 20 last night after a one day illness. He was retired farmer moved to Amarillo five years ago from Clayton New Mexico and belonged to the Non denominational Church. He is survived by his wife Frances Middick three daughters Mrs Clyde Corey Amarillo Mrs Bessie Lee Henneman Farwell and Mrs W E Corbin Brownwood and four grandchildren Funeral services are pending at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home.
Clovis police report a busy start for a new parking meter ordinance. In the first 1 hour 45 minutes, 200 tickets were written and 15 motorists paid fines as officers noted many violators were unfamiliar with 538 meters in the business district.
Mrs. Cecil Briggs of Canyon is in Amarillo attending the Red Cross home service school in session at the Capitol Hotel.
A deputy stabilization director authorized the OPA to raise retail milk prices by half a cent a quart in the Portland Oregon area. The announcement also permits a 24 cent per 100 pounds increase in producers ceiling prices for milk in the Portland area.
Dr. J. V. Irons of the State Health Department visits Amarillo to diagnose a mystery illness affecting about 40 people with two deaths. Tests have not identified a causative organism despite cultures from patient samples, and blood and other samples will be collected before he returns to Austin.
Fair conditions continue across Amarillo and vicinity with minimal temperature change. West Texas will be partly cloudy and cooler Tuesday, then partly cloudy midweek. New Mexico sees partly cloudy Tuesday, fair Tuesday night and Wednesday, with cooler southeast Tuesday and warmer Wednesday. highs range 45 to 70 depending on area. Sunrise 6:42 a.m. Sunset 7:03 p.m. Russell Stationery Co.
At a UNRRA meeting in Atlantic City March 25 the Soviet delegation chief Feenor walked out as C Tyler Wood urged a program to limit living off land by occupying armies. The plan proposed that armies eat only perishable foods and use oil and gas from occupied areas while UNRRA aid would shrink if rules are violated. Feenor said his departure was for personal reasons. The United States also pushed a refugee proposal to allow resettlement beyond prewar homelands.
Commercial operators at Municipal Field will meet with the city commission tonight at 7:30 at city hall to plan improvements for the airport next year. Proposed items include rolling new runways mowing the grass for smoother take offs and landings and more hangar space. Participants include W R Harnagel A L Burcham Whar Bur Air Service Delmer Miller Jack Charles Plains Flying Service Cecil Hunter Harley Butler Amarillo Flying Service Philip Thompson and Terry Martin Panhandle Aviation Supply.
The U S Seventh Army under Lt Gen Geoffrey Keyes reduced operations as the Third Army prepared to assume all American occupation duties in Germany.
County Attorney Tom Seay resumes duties in his office following a vacation and business trips to Houston and New Orleans.
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt flew into San Francisco from Los Angeles for a brief visit and will act as godmother to the baby of former Merris Chaney, a former White House visitor.
John Walker Twyman was remanded to Potter County jail without bail after arraignment on murder charges in the March 18 slaying of Walter Thomas Fowler. The case may go to the Potter County Grand Jury today. Twyman was arrested following a Denver escape and linked to the gun found at the Amarillo hotel. Fowler was shot in the Morrow-Thomas Hardware yard on Tyler Street.
Bernard M Baruch told the House Banking Committee that the nations wage price policy is inflationary and urged a one year extension of price controls. He proposed a high court of commerce to repair inflation damage and called for steps to stop money expansion and taxes cuts until the budget balances. He warned without stronger production the country risks fascism or communism and urged immediate decisions to stabilize the economy.
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