Gromyko to skip Iranian sessions at UN
The Soviet delegation says Russia did not walk out of the UN. It will send representatives to all meetings except those over Iran. Andrei Gromyko has not decided on attending the Security Council secret session to restore Big Five unity after Russia’s walkout. A spokesman said an alternate may attend if the session is not about Iran.
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New York
United Nations
Russia
UNO
Andrei A. Gromyko
Security Council
Council
Victor Ulanchev
Soviet Uno
Boris Stein
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Alexander Cadogan
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Ulanchey
Trial for Canadian informer and labor strike actions
Montreal and Washington intensified actions over labor unrest as Canadian police held Fred Rose, a Communist MP, on charges of supplying secrets to the Soviet Union. The U S sought settlement talks with farm equipment firms and planned seizure threats if no progress. Labor leaders eyed a compromise to end coal miner strikes led by John L Lewis with wage talks and safety funding debated.
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U. S
Secretaries of Agriculture and Labor
International Harvester Company
Allis-Chalmers Company
Washington
CIO
International Harvester
Montreal
U.P
Fred Rose
Rose
Canada
Soviet Union
Department of Labor
John L. Lewis
Labor Department
Lewis
Another Wife May Be Listed For Overseas
Amarillo may list another wife to sail with the first contingent of American wives joining husbands in Europe. Mrs. J. B. Coley of 609 North East Sixth says a telegram from Salzburg, Austria, says quarters are secured and likely sailing for Europe on April 15, though no government notice has arrived. Earlier this week two other Amarillo women received passport orders to join husbands in Germany: Mrs. Charles Wainwright of 1803 A Taylor and Mrs. Delbert G. Allen of 1403 Hughes. Allen's daughter, Margaret Ann, 11 weeks old, will be the youngest passenger.
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Amarillo
Europe
J. B. Coley
North East Sixth
Salzburg
Austria
Germany
Charles Wainwright
A Taylor
Delbert G. Allen
Hughes
Globe
Margaret Ann Allen
Delbert
Allen
Sybil Allen
Panhandle-American Houses to Build Amarillo Plant
A new Texas corporation Panhandle-American Houses inc plans a 75 by 200 foot prefabricated house plant in East Amarillo on Santa Fe track. The firm will employ about 60 people, produce four houses per day, and sell panels to general contractors.
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Amarillo
Texas Corporation
Panhandle-American Houses, Inc
Orin M. Boynton
Corsicana
Fred M. Seale
Santa Fe
Texas
American Houses, Inc
General Contractors
Soviet Walkout Shakes UN Council in March 1946
New York March 28 The Soviet Union led by Andrei Gromyko walked out of the United Nations Security Council over Iran at the council table leaving diplomats from major powers to puzzle over the meaning and possible impact. The move underscored a widening rift among the big powers as Iran was allowed to speak and Moscow said it would attend a later closed meeting.
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New York
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations Security Council
New World Peace Organization
Chamber of Commerce condemns wartime controls as hokum
The United States Chamber of Commerce accused the Truman administration of peace time economic hokum and warned that wage and currency inflation policies threaten national stability. It urged end of price controls by Oct 31 1946 and wartime subsidies cut within six months while trimming government costs and balancing the budget.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce Today
Truman
Chamber
Henry A. Walelace
Britain Suggests UN Control of Iran Oil Development
The British Foreign Office disclosed that Britain proposed to Iran that future development of Iran's untapped oil resources be placed under United Nations control. Ambassador Sir Reader Bullard reportedly suggested to Prime Minister Ahmed Ghavam that Iran turn over oil development to the UNO.
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London
Foreign Office
Britain
Iran
United Nations
Tehran
Reader Bullard
Ahmed Ghavam
UNO
Methodist Bishop Calls Catholic Church a Threat in U S
Boston March 28 Methodist Bishop G Bromley Oxnam president of the Federal Council of Churches accuses the Roman Catholic Church in America of a grave threat to political and religious freedom He spoke at an ecumenical Trinity Church service with Protestant ministers present warning of pressures on newspapers radio and other public information sources.
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Boston
G. Bromley Oxnam
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
United States
America
Trinity Church
Oxnam
Ribbentrop Testifies After Secretary Claims Pact
Joachim von Ribbentrop faced the International Military Tribunal in his own defense as his secretary testified that a secret August 1939 Russian German pact divided eastern Europe and Poland, a document allegedly brought from Moscow by Ribbentrop before the war began.
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Mernberg
Joachim von Ribbentrop
International Military Tribunal
Europe
Poland
Moscow
Ribbentrop
Move to put Eleanor Roosevelt at head of international group
Delegates from 48 nations at UNRRA council meeting in Atlantic City push a plan to place Eleanor Roosevelt at the head of an international organization to handle problems of political exiles and war scattered refugees.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
International Group
UNRRA
OPA Holds Sugar Over-Draft Hearings in Amarillo
Office of Price Administration hearings were held at the Federal Building on alleged sugar over drafts by 13 Amarillo and Panhandle grocers. Judge Roy E. Ray of Fort Worth presides over the proceedings.
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OPA
Office of Price Administration
Federal Building
Amarillo and
Panhandle
Roy E. Ray
Fort Worth
Reuther Opponent Nominated for UAW Vice Presidency
Atlantic City March 28 R J Thomas who lost to Walter P Reuther for UAW CIO presidency was nominated today at the 10th convention for one of the two vice presidential posts.
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Atlantic City
N. J
R. J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers Union
CIO
Walter P. Reuther
Singer Sewing Machine Company Sued Over Used Machines
The Office of Price Administration filed a 1.25 million dollar suit in Kansas City against Singer Sewing Machine Company alleging sale of used machines as new and rent-oversale practices. The case cites 375000 dollars in charges for July 1 1945 to Feb 25 this year and spans 38 area stores. The action follows a national inquiry by the OPA after a local housewife was told a machine could not be obtained for a year unless a cabinet was bought.
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Kansas City
U.P
Office of Price Administration Today
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Federal District Court
Dick F. Bennett
OPA
Singer Company
Bennett
Dallas
Washington
Governor预计 sets September as redisricting session month
Governor Coke R. Stevenson named September as likely month for a proposed Texas Legislature special session to redraw district lines. The announcement came during the September session in Austin and signals focus on redistricting.
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Austin
U.P
Coke R. Stevenson
Texas
Peek Into Air Travel Future Emerges at Amarillo Field
Lt. Allen J. Wise taxis an Interstate two place plane to a Field Post Exchange Service Station for fuel and oil check at Amarillo Army Air Field. Lt. Wise and Lt. Ise from Leavittsburg, C., travel from Fort Dix to Stockton and plan to land at Luke Field tonight.
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Amarillo Army Air Field
Allen J. Wise
Field Post Exchange
Ise
Leavittsburg
Fort Dix
N. J
Stockton
Cal
Amarillo
Luke Field
Ariz
Weather Forecast For Amarillo And West Texas
Fair conditions prevail this afternoon tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures. Highs around 60 yesterday, lows near 40, noon reading 65. Advertising notes include repair services and local business listings for real estate, hardware and lumber firms.
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Amarillo
Vicinity
West Texas
France proposes oil sanctions to pressure Franco regime
U S diplomats predict Washington will reject French ideas for an economic blockade of Spain as a means to topple Generalissimo Franco. The French note urged oil sanctions, discuss Allied Foreign Ministers Council actions, and possible expulsion of diplomats, while France claimed to seek democratic restoration and warned of later UN Security Council action.
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Washington
United States
Spain
Generalissimo Franco
State Department
Britain
Allied Council of Foreign Ministers
U. S
Russia
France
China
Franco
GOP cries pork barrel over veterans homes program
Washington reports the administration pushes for a homes-for-veterans plan while Republicans denounce a pork barrel charge. Civilian Production Chief John D. Small testifies before the Senate banking committee on a plan to build 2,760,000 new homes by year end, with a $600 million subsidy plea for materials. Senator Capehart calls Wyatt’s prefab housing market guarantees a pork barrel. Critics from real estate groups fear subsidies limit market freedom as Wiley blasts CPA limits on non veteran construction to fund housing goals.
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Washington
John D. Small
Senate Banking Committee
Small
Capehart
Indiana
Wilson W. Wyatt
Wyatt
Herbert A. Nelson
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Nelson
Congress
Wiley
Wisconsin
Civilian Production Administration
New Order
CPA
Free Enterprise
National airport development bill advances in Congress
A 500 million dollar measure to build a nationwide airport network heads to early enactment. It would run seven years with federal funds matched by states, funding planning now and half of costs for smaller airports with 50 percent federal support for larger ones.
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Congress
Senate
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