Byrnes Molotov Clash Over Austrian South Tyrol Claim
At the Paris foreign ministers council Molotov opposed Byrnes on Italy's postwar plan with a call for no general commission to supervise treaty provisions while Byrnes defended treaty controls. The talks also touched Trieste borders and South Tyrol, with Austria seeking its return to Italy.
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Paris
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
U. S
James F. Byrnes
Italy
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Austria
Tyrol
Byrnes
Molotov
Trieste
Istrian
Britain
France
United States
South Tyrol
Vienna
Japs threaten general strike over demand for leftist rule
May Day in Tokyo saw organized labor threaten a nationwide walkout if a single party cabinet forms. Police and U S forces hunted a fanatic accused of plotting to kill General MacArthur as about 400000 gathered at the Imperial Palace for Japan’s first May Day in 11 years. Socialist Kanju Kato and Premier Shidehara warned of actions if a rightist Liberal cabinet gains power.
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Tokyo
General MacArthur
Imperial Palace
Japan
Kanju Kato
Labor Committee
Shidehara
Liberal Party
Diet
Universalists Seek Council Membership
The Universalist Church of America seeks membership in the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America to push for social action. Their biennial assembly ended with a narrow vote to reapply after prior rejections by the council.
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AKRON
Universalist Church of America
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Universalist
Universalists
Federal Council
Woman Found Insane in Death of 2-Year-Old Son Ronald
Gladys Lopez 25 of Copley found innocent by reason of insanity in the fatal shooting of her two year old son Ronald last August. A panel of common pleas judges ordered her committed to Lima State Hospital for criminally insane. The verdict was returned yesterday.
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Akron
Ronald
Gladys Lopez
Lima State Hospital
Common Pleas
Copley
Stalin Warns of International Reaction Plotting New War
Stalin told May Day crowds that forces of international reaction are plotting a fresh war and urged stronger Soviet armed forces to guard peace. He praised the military and called for higher military culture while workers pursue the five year plan.
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London
Stalin
Soviet Union
Moscow
Lenin
Price Increase On Suits Seen
Washington OPA plans to liberalize the price regulation on men's suits to prevent delivery interruptions. Officials say the new order will raise the maximum average price by using CPA price ceiling adjustments. In Cleveland CIO United Barber and Beauty Culturists local union predicts a 15 percent wage hike and a 46 hour work week.
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Washington
OPA
CPA
Cleveland
Cio-United Barber and Beauty Culturists Local Union Today
Hearings Set on FM Radio Applicants in Springfield
The Federal Communications Commission scheduled hearings Monday at the Clark County Courthouse in Springfield Ohio for Unity Corp Inc and Radio Voice of Springfield Inc both of Springfield facing FM broadcasting facility applications.
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Springfield
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Clark County
Ohio
Unity Corp. Inc
Radio Voice of Springfield, Inc
New Auxiliary Bishop Named for Cleveland Diocese
Msgr. John R. Hagan named auxiliary bishop to Bishop Edward F. Hoban by Archbishop Cicognani in Washington. Hagan, 36, diocesan schools superintendent, will hold titular see Limata. Native of Pittsburgh, he moved to Cleveland as a child and studied in Rome at the North American College.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Catholic
Msgr
Johnr. Hagan
Board of Catholic Education
Edward F. Hoban
Washington
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
United States
Hagan
Limata
Pittsburgh
St. Ignatiu H Igh School
Rome
North American College
Whisky Production Cuts to Divert Grain for Famine Relief
The nation’s whiskey makers slash production 40 percent to free grain for famine relief. May distiller use limited to three days production, saving about 1.75 million bushels, with no immediate liquor shortage feared. Officials warn the 1947 food crisis will persist and urge a sound food management program.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
New York
Chester C. Davis
Truman
Davis
Admission of Jews to Palestine Sparks Wartime Plan Debate
The Anglo American committee urged immediate admission of 100000 Jewish refugees to Palestine while proposing Palestine become neither a Jewish nor an Arab state. Arab leaders denounced the plan as treason to democracy and justice, while the Jewish agency supported emergency immigration but urged addressing stateless Jews in Europe. Attlee warned large-scale settlement is blocked until illegal armies are disbanded, citing practical absorption difficulties.
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Washington
Palestine
Britain
Committee On
Middle East
Russia
London
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Europe
League of Nations
Joint Inquiry Committee
United States
Truman
Clement Attlee
Attlee
House of Commons
Espionage Law Weakness Draws Senate Fire
Senator Eastland warned of a weakness in U S espionage laws enabling foreign access to secret U S war instruments. He spoke after a Senate judiciary subcommittee opened hearings on a bill to bar sale of American radar and electronic gear to foreigners. The panel moved to exclude the public and press from the hearing. The report also notes OPA price ceilings being raised amid GM wage impacts on several car models with specific increases listed.
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Washington
Eastland
Mississippi
U. S
Senate Judiciary
OPA
Russia
General Motors
Chevrolet
G.M
Five Missing and 150 Injured in Earle Explosion
The destroyer escort U S S Solar exploded at the Navy Earle depot pier in New York Bay during ammunition unloading. Four enlisted men and one officer missing. 150 injured, eight seriously. The blasts wrecked a railroad car and pier structures. cause under Navy investigations.
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Earle
N. J
U.S.S. Solar
Navy
Earle Depot
New York Bay
Coast Guard
USS
Solar
Naval Ammunition Depot
Leonardo
War Agencies To Get Butter For June Reserves
The Agriculture Department ordered creamery butter producers to reserve 79 percent of May output for the Army Navy and other war agencies. The program will continue through June with a later announced reserve percentage for June. No butter is to be exported abroad. Tentative figures indicate armed services require at least 45 million pounds to meet needs until next spring.
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Agriculture Department
Agriculure Department
Washington
Army
Navy
Department
Armed Services
Naval Base Renamed but Staffing Unchanged at Mason County
Commander D W Wetzel announced that Mason County naval facility will keep current personnel and activities despite the name change to US Naval Warehouse. He attributed the change to a transfer between Navy Bureaus and stated it is insignificant.
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Mason County
Naval Base
Point Pleasant
Cmadr
D. W. Wetzel
Navy
US Naval Warehouse
Jackson Plant Closes Amid Coal Strike Blame
Globe Iron Co officials blame the coal strike for the shutdown of its Jackson plant, affecting 350 workers as coke supplies for the blast furnace run short. Services will be held in Youngstown tomorrow for David J. Simon, 52, a former semi pro baseball player and 19-year patrolman. Brazil bans gambling with lotteries and horseraces exempt. Eurico Gaspar Dutra signs decree. The 21st and final Ohio Bridge Tournament opens in Cleveland.
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Jackson
Globe Iron Co
Youngstown
David J. Simon
Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Eurico Gaspar Dutra
Joan Fontaine to Wed RKO Executive William Dozier
Hollywood report says actress Joan Fontaine plans marriage to William Dozier RKO studio production executive possibly this week after her completion of her current film. Dozier was recently divorced in Las Vegas and Fontaine has divorced from actor Bran Aherne in June.
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Joan Fontaine
RKO
Hollywood
William Dozier
Dozier
Las Vegas
Miss Fontaine
Bran Aherne
Negotiations Suffer Blow Anthracite Strike Called
Washington AP reports government efforts to end the month-old soft coal strike suffered a blow as Special Conciliator Paul Fuller threatened resignation. John L. Lewis and Edward McGrady pressed labor officials amid wage and holiday pay disputes. Across the nation 730000 idle workers and broader transit and grain disputes frame a tense industrial landscape.
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Washington
Paul W. Fuller
Fuller
Labor
Schwellenbach
John L. Lewis
Edward F. McGrady
Lewis
McGrady
Akron
Schnellenbach
Pennsylvania
Congress
Atlanta
Illinois
Memphis
Tenn
Progressive Mine Workers of America
Chicago
PMW
Coal Producers Association of Illinois
Kansas City
J. A. Leveridge
Afin Grain Processors Union
10 Year Term In Prison For Scientist
Dr. Alan Nunn May received a 16 year prison sentence after pleading guilty to violating the British official secrets act by disclosing restricted information related to atomic energy. The 34 year old British scientist had worked on wartime nuclear research in Canada and was arrested last March amid a Canadian probe into Soviet espionage extending to the United States and Britain.
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London
Alan Nunn May
Soviet Russia
May
Canada
United States
Britain
Mackenzie King Said
Denison University Gets Approved $36000 Building Project
The Civilian Production Administration approved a $36,000 project at Codwell House Denison University Granville. The work includes towing construction and remodeling of heating facilities to expand dining room and kitchen capacity for 100 students.
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Columbus
Civilian Production Administration
Codwell House
Denison University
Granville
Severe drought seen in north Ohio area
Sandusky County farmers warned of a severe drought unless rain arrives soon. Only five inches fell in the first four months of 1946, versus a normal twelve inches. April was especially dry with less than half an inch, delaying all crops.
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Fremont
Sandusky County
Million Dollar Suit Filed Against Rubinstein and 19 Firms
Valerie Rubinstein has filed a $1,000,000 damage suit in Supreme Court against Serge Rubinstein and 19 affiliated companies. She alleges conspiracy to cheat and defraud her husband Andre Rubinstein of commissions and profits tied to Konrad Sztykgold, with Andre’s estate and Sztykgold named in the action. Serge Rubinstein recently faced draft-evasion charges, and a $500,000 bail was set by the U.S. District Court, with a deadline to post. In a separate note, Hill Hubbell & Co. workers in Girard, Ohio, elected the CIO United Steelworkers Union as their bargaining representative.
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New York
Supreme Court
Serge Rubinstein
Andre Rubinstein
Andre
Valerie Rubinstein
Heart Ailment Is Fatal To Assistant FTC Chief
Washington reports the death of Martin A. White director of information and assistant to the FTC chairman aged 70. A former AP general news editor in New York he previously served with the Chicago Tribune and other papers. The obituary notes his long journalism career and public service.
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FTC
Washington
Martin A. White
Federal Trade Commission
Associated Press
New York
Chicago Tribune
Newark Chamber backs new Licking watershed survey plan
The Newark Chamber of Commerce urged a complete new survey of the Licking River watershed opposing a proposed $10,000,000 Dillon Dam expansion. At a Licking Valley Protective Association mass meeting the Chamber argued flood control must include soil conservation as part of any solution.
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Newark
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Licking River
Dillon
Licking Valley Protective Association
Derby Second Withdrawal Sheds Light On Field
Louisville reports a second Derby withdrawal as trainer Ben Jones said Warren Wright's in Earnest would likely not start. Earlier Misty Gold, owned by Vera Bragg, was declared out after a fever. A separate accident in Cleveland saw a truck plunge into the Ohio Canal, killing 37 year old James Cloud.
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Louisville
Ben Jones
Warren Wright
Vera Bragg
Cleveland
Ohio Canal
James Cloud
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