Weekly News Analysis on Atom Control and Spy Probes
State Department outlines international atom control while House probes spy intrigue. Western Newspaper Union reports tense UNO talks on Iran with Gromyko Cadogan Stettinius and Byrnes pictured. The editorial notes express the column’s opinion as the service’s analysis.
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State Department
House
UNO
Iran
Andrei Gromyko
Alexander Cadogan
Britain
Edward Stettinius
James Byrnes
U. S
International atomic agency proposal and Cold War tensions
U S State Department report backs an international atomic development authority to own mine and regulate all atomic energy while allowing civilian use. The move aims to avert major power rivalry as UN Security Council handles Iran and Soviet withdrawal protests. Meanwhile FBI arrests a Russian naval officer for espionage and a House committee expands hearings into subversive activity with global reach. Secretary Patterson notes 160 German scientists in the United States on military research programs.
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United Nations Organization
Security Council
Russia
U. S. State Department
United Nations Authority
State Byrnes
U. S
Atomic Authority
UNO
Iran
United Nations
FBI
Portland
Ore
House Committee On UN
Redin
Yellowstone
United States
War Patterson
Labor Front and New UAW Chief Drive Labor Action
Government considers seizing farm machinery plants as talks stall with International Harvester and others over union security and dues. Coal talks reel with health fund demand, labor move to limit shipments. Walter Reuther elected UAW president pledging white collar organizing and industry wide bargaining.
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International Harvester Company
CIIO
International Harvester
Allis- Chalmers
J. I. Case
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Lewis
UAW
Walter Reuther
Cio-United Automobile Workers
Reuther
R. J. Thomas
General Motors
American Labor Movement
Ford Motor Company
AFL
CIO
Children with Hearing Impairment Seen in Million-Strong Window
The American Society for the Hard of Hearing estimates about one million children have some form of auditory impairment not including the totally deaf. Hearing loss of around 40 percent may be needed before symptoms are observable in a child.
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The
American Society For the Hard of Hearing
Pearl Harbor Hearing Calls Back Top Officers
A congressional committee investigating the Pearl Harbor disaster reopens hearings to gather details from General Marshall Admiral Stark and Rear Admiral Beardall about their whereabouts on December 6 and 7 1941. Comdr Schulz testified Roosevelt sought Stark the night of December 6 after the first Japanese message portions.
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Pearl Harbor
Congressional
Marshall
Stark
Beardall
Comdr
L. R. Schulz
Roosevelt
Schulz
Admiral Wilkinson
Naval Intelligence
Barkley
Licensing Revenues Up For Hunters And Anglers
During the fiscal year ending June 30 1945 Americans bought over 8.19 million hunting licenses and 8.28 million fishing licenses totaling more than 26 million dollars in license sales. Some states do not require a combined 16.47 million license purchases.
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America
German Radio Cultivates English Learning In Occupied Germany
Washington analyst notes near end of World War II that Axis Sally Kaltenbach and Constance Drexel are among traitors exposed as U.S. controls broadcasting to Germans. ICD shifts from strict censorship to mix of news, education, and entertainment as stations like Radio Luxembourg Frankfurt Stuttgart and Munich transition to Allied oversight. The piece discusses German reactions to factual news, language learning drive, and Arab Zionist entanglements amid postwar influence battles.
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Washington
Berlin
Sally
G.i.s
Kaltenbach
Constance Drexel
Philadelphia
Germany
Information Control Division
ICD
Radio Luxembourg
Frankfurt
Stuttgart
Munich
America
India
Russia
Baghdad
Middle East
Palestine
Jamal Husseini
Grand Mufti
Hitler
Husseini
Near East
German assets uncovered in Spain by Allied control
Allied forces led by the United States and Britain, with Franco cooperation, seized more than 100 million dollars in German assets in Spain. The takeover includes holding company shares, 30 ships, 100 buildings, gold, propaganda paintings, champagne stock, and Krupp patent royalties, plus electronics and tire makers.
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U. S
Britain
Allied Control Council
Spain
Reich
Sociedad Financiera Industria
Madrid
France
Krupp
Ford Drops Farm Experiment and School Project
Ford Motor Company to dispose of 10 000 acres of Michigan farmland used for agricultural experimentation. The company will abandon the community model school project with remodeled one room schools and kindergartens. The policy under Henry Ford II also ends fabricating some tires and a Detroit river tugboat sale. The Ford museum and Greenfield Village remain unaffected.
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Ford Motor Company
Michigan
Henry Ford II
Ford
Detroit River
Ford Museum
Greenfield Village
Barbs and Business Week Notes on Problems and Protests
A fragment echoes commentary on a new executive triangular desk from Business Week and on efficiency gains. It references Kurdish tribes and political tensions, linking public sentiment on liquor bans to inflation control. The speaker resents the term puppet in political discourse.
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Business Week
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Miss Muffett
Krunders Tire Shop
E. Witliam Wichita, Kan
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Suiter Farm Co., Inc
Baltimore Ave
Cooper County
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K. C. Me
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Beatrice, Neb
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Fluhrers
New Hampshire
Taylor Poultry Farm
Independence
Missouri
Texas
Otto Hartman - Meyersville
Stowen Tran
Adams Seed CO
Kant2o City
Blackemore
Lloyd Buening
Seneca
Wahlert & Guntzler
Saint Louis
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Kansas
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Peters
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