Predict UNO Clash Over Russian Delay of Iran Debate
New York reports a British American clash with Russia over a Soviet bid to delay discussion of the Iranian case in the United Nations Security Council. Diplomats said only new instructions from Moscow to Ambassador Andre Gromyko could avert a sharp debate, and the Prime Minister weighed in on the matter.
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New York
Russia
United Nations Seciety Council
Moscow
Andre
Gromyko
Britons Fly to Iran to Verify Withdrawal Reports
London two Conservative Brigadier A H Head and Labour MP Michael Foot departed for two to three weeks to inspect Iran and confirm reports from Moscow and Tehran that Red Army troops were withdrawing. The issue remains disputed as Stalin claims the withdrawal is settled under a Soviet Iran agreement while Byrnes and Cadogan push to bring the matter to the U N council for review.
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London
Britain
Middle East
Iran
Moscow
Tehran
Red Army
A. H. Head
Michael Foot
Daily Herald
Hun Diplomat Denies Crime at Nuremberg Trial
Joachim von Ribbentrop told the international military tribunal he accepted responsibility for his acts as German foreign minister but pleaded innocent on all counts of the war crimes indictment. The court rejected defense evidence claiming Versailles was unjust and signed under duress. Sir David Maxwell Fyfe called the claim remote and irrelevant.
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Mernberg
Joachim von Ribbentrop
International Military Tribunal
Germany
Hermann Goering
Rudolf Hess
David Maxwell Fyfe
Victim of Auto Chase Dies at Youngstown
Ping Glasgow, 45, died of a skull fracture after being chased by a motorist who rammed his car into him on a sidewalk in Youngstown. Glasgow told police he fought with a man who then pursued him down a sidewalk. Coroner Belinky said police investigate.
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Youngstown
Ping Glasgow
David A. Belinky
Glasgow
Protection of Ohio Wartime Savings Meeting Planned
Columbus officials and Gov. Lausche will host a Friday meeting with law enforcement to discuss safeguarding Ohio wartime savings from gambling houses unsound deals and liquor sellers who ignore responsible drinking. a broader public safety focus amid wartime economies.
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Ohio
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Denaturing Plutonium Aims To Ease Peaceful Energy Sharing
Washington AP reports scientists may render plutonium useless for bombs while leaving it usable for industry. Under Secretary Acheson presented a study urging UN licensing to control fissionable materials and peaceful production. The plan envisions UNO oversight, world inventory, and inspections of licensed plants.
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Washington
Senate
Special Atomic Committee
Dean Acheson
Acheson
TVA
David E. Lilianthal
State Department
United Nations Organization
UNO
United States
UNO Commission
Judge Criticizes Mount Vernon OPA in Price Case
Columbus dispatch reports Common Pleas Judge John R. King critiqued Mount Vernon Office of Price Administration methods used to catch price ceiling violators. He affirmed a $5050 motorcycle overcharge judgment against Don Rife, noting OPA officials pressured the buyer and waited to seize funds. The case involved Floyd Truex and a $900 sale at a $395 ceiling. The judge said the Price Control Act aims to prevent intentional enrichment. City council rejects proposal to abolish daylight saving time. opts for Eastern Standard Time year round.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
John R. King
Mount Vernon
Office of Price Administration
King
Floyd Truex
OPA
Truex
Don Rife
Rife
UAW Election Nears in Spirited Leadership Clash
Atlantic City, N J The battle for CIO Auto Workers Union leadership nears a showdown as 2 000 delegates vote tomorrow on whether to retain FR J Thomas or replace him with Walter Reuther. The contest grew heated after a bid to force a debate, with Thomas blasting Reuthers leadership of the GM strike and accusing him of irresponsible wage demands. Reuther rebutted that Thomas lacked courage for avoiding a debate.
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Atlantic City
N. J
CIO Auto Workers Union
J. Thomas
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Thomas
General Motors
CIO
UAW
Wants Square Deal for Vets
Rep Frances Bolton urges government departments to end civilian preference in federal hiring. She says veterans are being treated shabbily in many agencies and calls for self examination and action before Congress presses to secure a decent break for returning veterans.
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Washington
Frances Bolton
Ohio
State Police Keep Order at Westinghouse Electric Strike
Police moved into East Pittsburgh to aid in maintaining order as a milling crowd booed and jostled salaried workers entering the strike bound Westinghouse Electric plant in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Kickback Act Ruled Only for Employers
Washington The Supreme Court ruled the federal kickback act does not apply to labor union officials. The decision affirms the act covers only employers on federally financed jobs and prohibits inducing employees to surrender pay through threat or intimidation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Massachusetts
U. S.district Court
GM Auto Workers Will Be Recalled in New Decision
Detroit AP report says General Motors will recall about 175 000 idle production workers after a shift in stance. A GM spokesman noted most of nearly 100 plants will resume production following a telegram from GM VP Harry W Anderson to UAW CIO leader Walter P Reuther. Local grievances in 19 striking plants remain unresolved though most locals are expected to return, with wage agreement reached March 13.
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Detroit
General Motors Corporation
CIO
United Auto Workers
NBUAW
Lotyfulr Uluti
Harry W. Anderson
Walter P. Reuther
Uaw-Cio
Atlantic City
N. J
Anderson
Reuther
Farmers Meet About Parity in Central Ohio Counties
Eight Central Ohio counties gather at South Scion in Madison County to discuss the parity price plan from the Agricultural Adjustment Agency. Attendees include United Farmers of Ohio, Farmers Vigilante Committee of Nebraska Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Ohio Orange Farmers Guild of Ohio and Wheat Protective Association near Mansfield. H W Binegar of Dayton, meeting publicist, says farmers may go on record opposing parity based on 1909 1924 prices.
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London
Ohio
Anight
South Scion
Madison County
Agricultural Adjusttment Agency
United Farmers of
Timois
Farmers Vigilante] Committee
Nebraska
Farm Bureau Federation
Orange
Farmers Guild of Ohio
Wheat Protective Association of
Mansfield
H. W. Binegar
Dayton
Desperate sign at Idaho cafe seeks farmer’s daughter
Colin MacKenzie posted a tongue in cheek notice in his Idaho Falls cafe offering to marry any farmer’s daughter who owns a cow and can churn butter. The sign reads Will marry any farmer's daughter who owns her own cow and can churn butter. Signed, Desperate.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Colin MacKenzie
Airman Seeks All Weather Flight After World-Wide Test
Captain Robert Buck, a 22 year old TWA pilot loaned to the Army Air Forces, led a 34,000 mile 73 day around the world flight in a B-17 Two Kind Words. The crew tested electronics and cameras to survive severe electrical and static conditions, aiming to develop all weather year round flight with better traffic control and reduced turbulence. Buck predicts all weather flying within two to five years.
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Dayton
United States
Robert Buck
Army Air Forces
Wweather
Wright
Transcontinentair
Western Air, Inc
RAF
Materiel Command Here
Buck
Westfield
N. J
Mine Owners Expect Strike In Soft Coal Pact Fight
Washington officials awaited John L Lewis to announce end of the soft coal contract in five days with a strike possible. Miners adhere to no contract no work as a negotiative push continued. Operators and UMW reps moved toward a new pact, presenting counter offers to six of the nine proposals.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Lew
Largest Navy Post Office to Close Next Month in San Francisco
The twelfth naval district announced the fleet post office in San Francisco, the largest of its kind, would close within 30 days and mail delivery to Pacific naval personnel would return to the US postal service. The facility employed 5,500 sailors and WAVES and handled over a billion pieces of mail in 1945, its peak year.
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San Francisco
Naval District
Fleet Post Office
Naval
Pacific
US Postal Service
Bares Spy Accusation By Msgr Sheen In New York
The Rt Reverend Msgr Fulton J Sheen, Catholic University faculty member in Washington DC, charged that an unidentified congressional committee disclosed one of its employees as a full fledged Soviet agent. Washington sources offered no further details.
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Fulton J. Sheen
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
New York
Congressional
Washington
Government halts many building projects to aid veterans homes
The Civilian Production Administration ordered immediate restrictions on new commercial and industrial construction to free scarce materials for 2.79 million veterans homes. The rule covers stores, offices, theaters, factories, and more with job limits per type. Regional CPA offices will oversee approvals with local advisory committees to screen projects.
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Washington
Civilian Production Administration
Wilson W. Wyatt
CPA
John D. Small
United States
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Alaska
Hawaii
National Housing Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Small
Penicillin Yield Doubled by New Mold Strain Q176
Wisconsin researchers report ultraviolet light on mold spores yielded a new strain Q176 producing 761 penicillin units per cubic centimeter versus 369 units from the old strain. The Q176 strain, not patented, is being supplied to England France China and other nations, potentially doubling national production.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Foundation
England
France
China
Saltonstall Talks Civilian Control of Atomic Power
Senator Everett Saltonstall of Massachusetts urges complete civilian control over atomic energy while endorsing that scientists may take good advice from the military. He sits on a presidential study panel for Operation Crossroads and spoke at a federation clubs conference in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Everett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Truman
Saltonstall
Senate Naval Committee
Middle West
Middle Atlantic
National Federation of Women's Republican Clubs
Massachusetts
Conant
Harvard
Tojo's Memory Fading As Trial Approaches
Tokyo reports former premier Hideko Tojo in deteriorating memory ahead of trial for war crimes. Sources say American officials are dissatisfied, suspecting Tojo is failing.
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Tojo
Tokyo
Hideko Tojo
Japan
Soviet Spy Suspect Aimed to Recruit in U S
Evidence at the preliminary hearing shows Fred Rose a communist Canadian MP was tasked to recruit Soviet agents in the United States. Documents also reveal that on August 22, 1945, Moscow ordered Col. Nicolai Zabotin in Ottawa to obtain all possible information on the atomic bomb.
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Montreala
Fred Rose
United States
Russia
Nagasaki
Moscow
Nicolai Zabotin
Ottawa
Ohioan Is Slain After Drinking With Killer
In Youngstown William Caul ton, 31, was shot to death while seated in a tavern. A 32-year-old man, who surrendered after the incident, is held as the alleged slayer. Coroner David Belinky said Caul ton was struck twice, in the chest and neck, after a prior drink.
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Youngstown
William Caulton
Caul _ton
David A Belinky
Caulton
Ohio School Closed After Meningitis Death
Chillicothe district health commissioner ordered Dawson-Bryant School near Coal Grove closed for 10 days following the meningitis death of pupil Lucian Jordon, 7. The boy was son of Mr and Mrs W. Jordan. Mrs Clara Boggs Smith, 78, widow of George Smith, died yesterday.
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Tronton
County Health
Smith
J. W. Payne Yester
Chillicothe
Clara Day
Dawson-Bryant
Strike Defying Workers Pour First Castings at Crawford Steel
Independent unionists at Crawford Steel Foundry poured the first finished castings yesterday amid a 63 day CIO United Steelworkers strike. Company officials reported 120 employees living in the plant over the weekend used a pass system to allow group departures for home, baths, and clothes changes.
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Bucyrus
Crawford Steel Foundry
CIO - United
Columbus Steel Strike Settlement Reached
Columbus officials say Ralston Steel Car Co and CIO United Steelworkers have agreed on an 18 percent hourly pay raise for 600 production workers at the strikebound plant. Union district director Howard N. Porter says ratification by members at tonight meeting will end the nine week strike.
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Columbus
Ralston Steel Car Co
Cio-United Steelworkers America
Howard N. Porter
Emergency Landing Attracts Much Help
An Northwest Airlines tri engine airliner en route from New York to Detroit made an emergency landing in Youngstown without mishap. After one engine failed near Philipsburg, Pa., airport manager Edward Turner issued calls that brought six fire companies, a Red Cross truck, city ambulances, nine private ambulances, and a Warren fire crash crew.
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Northwest Airlines
New York
Detroit
Philipsburg
Edward Turner
Red Cross
Warren
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