Republicans unveil 1946 platform for congressional elections
The 1946 Republican platform outlines positions on foreign policy favoring the United Nations and postwar economic measures, plus labor rights and government economy. Senate Republicans expect a formal presentation at the Chicago meeting, while Democrats deride the plan as unconstructive and critical of wartime controls.
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Chicago
Senate
United Nations Organization
Air Force
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Republican National Committee
Sen. Lucas
Lucas
Bond Prepayment Details From Cedar Mia Town Minutes
The 1945 minutes describe prepaid bonds totaling 20000 dollars and outstanding refunds of 10000 dollars with bonds to be prepaid at par plus 1 percent accrued interest. Specific bond numbers listed include Cll Gis 1 C36 C21 C54 D93 D108 D154 D197 31204 M327 M259 M269 M311 and M326. Payment due January 1 1946 at First National Bank of Wine Bend West. no interest accrues after that date. Secretary M Ildephonse.
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Rays' Atomic Bomb Shadow Shapes Policy Warning
Washington dispatch reports nuclear physicist Phillip Morrison, veteran of Los Alamos, warning the world faces nightmarish destruction from atomic energy unless immediate control agreements are reached. He described Hiroshima Nagasaki devastation, blood forming tissue damage and radiation illness, urging a realistic policy for arms control.
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Washington
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Phillip Morrison
Morrison
Los Alamos Ca
Cedar Rapids Gazette Four Column Date Dec 6 1945
Historical newspaper entry from December 6 1945 Cedar Rapids Iowa issue notes daily happenings. Weather and local notices appear alongside brief reports from city and surrounding areas. This card summarizes the date and publication identity for archival reference.
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Patient Dies Days After Ally’s Injury At ASU
A patient dies days after ally sustained injuries near Arizona State University. Details about the incident or identifiers remain sparse as officials investigate the circumstances and potential connected events.
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Asu
Wages and Prices Must Be Tied Together Reuther
Walter P. Reuther CIO United Automobile Workers vice-president warned in Buffalo that labor can spur abundance if its output is linked to People's needs rather than Wall Street speculation. He urged tying wages to prices to prevent inflation and economic imbalance.
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Walter P. Reuther
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Wall Street
Reuther urges workers on pay fairness amid GM dispute
In Buffalo a union leader criticizes wage practices at General Motors and questions the value of small savings if benefits disappear. He stresses fair pay and worker unity despite cost of living pressures.
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