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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1946

Page

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Austria Holds Line Over Former German Property Claim

Vienna cabinet in an extraordinary session announced it would not aid Russia in enforcing a reported Soviet seizure of former German property in eastern Austria. The communique said action would breach the control agreement transferring powers to Austria and require orders from the Allied commission. Chancellor Figl set July 10 for a national assembly meeting to discuss the issue.

Vienna Austria L. V. Kurosov Allied Commission Russia Leopold Figl National Assembly Mark Clark Kurrasov Potsdam United States Urrasov

OPA Critics Fight Meats Exemption In Revival Bill

In Washington, Taft and Wherry push to exempt meat from price and rent controls, with Senator George of Georgia backing the idea to curb black market dynamics. Senate tests on the meat issue loom as Barkley presses to defend the administration’s position amid opposition from Porter and others.

Washington OPA Taft Ohio Wherry Nebraska New Life George Georgia Senate Barkley Banking Committee Paul Porter Wagner D-N.y McCarran D-New Truman Mr. Truman Chester Bowles Portland

Wife Who Shot Mate Charged in Indiana

Mrs. Flossie Walker, a middle aged washwoman, faces manslaughter charges after confessing she shot her invalid husband rather than send him to a veterans hospital. Sheriff Fisher questioned her account and hinted at possible accomplice involvement. The husband, a retired railroad worker, had been bedfast after war service.

Columbia City Ind Flossie Walker Veterans’ Hospital Fremont Fisher

Jean Carbone Wins and Weds Capt Beschen in Quiet Nevada Ceremony

In Reno Mrs. Jean Pauline Carbone 19, a British war bride, won a bitter divorce from former Army Lt. Harold Carbone of Rochester and married Capt. Darrell A. Beschen at his Dunseath Iowa home. Witnesses included attorney John Robb Clarke and actress Reno Brown. Her son was born Feb 9, more than 13 months after the couple separated in London.

Reno Nev Jean Pauline Carbone Army Harold Carbone Rochester N. Y Darrell A. Beschen Dubuque Justice of the Peace Dunseath Carbone Beschen Shreveport John Robb Clarke Reno Brown

Russian Demands Block Peace Conference at Paris

Soviet insistence on dividing the 21 nation peace conference into separate groups for Italy Bulgaria Hungary Romania and Finland threatens to derail the talks. Molotov demanded rules first and China’s invite was debated as Byrnes sought to keep invitations moving. Bevin met Byrnes and Tsien Tai at the American delegation later.

Vyacheslav Molotov Georges Bidault U. S James F. Byrnes Ernest Bevin Foreign Ministry Paris Bidault Big Four Council of Ministers V. M. Molotov Molotov Italy Bulgaria Hungary Romania Finland Sallen Sede Molotov Byrnes Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers Council of Foreign Ministers China Bevin State Byrnes Tsien Tai

Quads' Parents Plan To Wed On Tuesday

Norah Carpenter former British barmaid and William Red Thompson fathered quadruplets left for Pittsburgh with their three surviving children. They will marry Tuesday in Pittsburgh according to the New York Daily Mirror.

New York Norah Carpenter William “Red” Thompson Pittsburgh Central K West Miss Carpenter England P Son New York Daily Mirror

Wells Attack On Royalty Goes Ignored

London reports say Britain's newspapers and radio ignored H G Wells's attack on the royal family over alleged Mosley funds. Buckingham Palace refused comment and Wells's editor defended the piece as a serious posed question with no proof offered.

Wells London Britain H. G. Wells Benito Mussolini Oswald Mosley Socialist Leader Independent Labor Party Buckingham Palace Ulick Alexander Privy Purse Mosley House of Hanover House of Savoy Ieee Guatemaiten Achenm Te Akeene

Weather Beef Sparks City Editor Clash

A Cedar Rapids weather feature sparks a row as the weatherboy complains about unavailable beef for Sunday dinners. The editor logs three prior beef complaints while noting Saturday temperatures hit 96 degrees at 2:30 pm with a forecast of warm, humid conditions and a high near 98 degrees later.

Cedar Rapids the Weatherboy The Weatherboy

May Defends War Contract Record In Senate Probe

Washington AP Chairman Andrew J. May of Kentucky says he did not profit from Illinois munitions contracts and urges Mead to publicly release his June 4 testimony. He notes he testified before Mead’s committee in executive session and questions the press’s portrayal while claiming full support for constituents and the war effort.

Washington Andrew J. May D-Ky House Military Committee Illinois May Senate War Investigating Committee Mead D-N.y Senator Mead Mead Committee

Solon Asked to Face Senate War Investigators

Senator Mitchell demanded that Rep. Andrew J. May be brought before the Senate war investigating committee after testimony tied a munitions combine to a lumber firm linked to May. Mitchell described a man claiming Erie Basin Metal Products offered a $5,000 bribe to influence the inquiry and urged initiation of legislative proceedings to compel May’s testimony.

Washington Mitchell D-Wash Andrew J. May D-Ky House Military Committee Senate Prestonsburg A. J. May Erie Basin Metal Products Company Combine Farouk Egypt Erie Congress Rep May House Mead D-N.y

Veteran to contest eviction in court fight with O Daniels son

Dallas resident and 33 year old veteran Asia Brient plans a court challenge to eviction by Mike O Daniel, son of U S Senator W Lee O Daniel. American Veterans Committee attorney Morris L Jaffe represents Brient as picketing veterans from Southern Methodist University protest rent hikes following price control expiry. Brient says no jury will allow eviction. O Daniel disputes rent increase while admitting serving notice.

Dallas Asia Brient Satur Lord OPA U. S Brient O’daniel

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