Iran Issue Dominates UN Security Council Split Session
The United States and Russia clashed at a UN Security Council meeting over Iran with Byrnes urging Iran's ambassador to speak and Gromyko threatening a boycott. Nine nations backed the subcommittee while Russia and Poland opposed, keeping Iran within council jurisdiction and signaling possible Iranian testimony. Hassan Ali of Iran prepared to present a report detailing Moscow’s alleged meddling. The session proceeded with quarreling delegates in subdued tones.
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New York
United States
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Iran
Byrnes
Andrei Gromyko
Henri Bonnet
Hussein Ala
Ala
Gromyko
Bonnet
Council
Quo Tai-chi
China
Quo
Poland
United Press
Security Council
Construction Freeze Affects Cedar Rapids Plant Expansion
The Civilian Production Administration order halts part of CLR and Link-Belt Speeder’s $1.75 million Cedar Rapids expansion. Loomis Brothers has the contract. surveys and footings begun. Steel and flooring ready. O. F. Paulsen Construction handles the Air Reduction project pending permit. Several projects may continue if only minimal concrete is poured.
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Naomi Doebel
Gazette
Speeder
Cedar Rapids
Civilian Production Administration
Loomis Brothers
Deal
Air Reduction Company of
New York
I Avenue NE
O. F. Paulsen Construction Company
Air Reduction Company
Iowa Manufacturing Company
CPA
Baruch Pledges Security First in Atomic Talks
Washington AP Bernard M Baruch told senators national security would be his priority in negotiations on sharing atomic energy secrets with the world He was excused from a Capitol Hill appearance as Chairman Connally planned to read his telegram to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Vandenberg said he had posed four or five fundamental questions and Baruch gave satisfactory answers leading to the withdrawal of the demand for his testimony
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Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Capitol Hill
United Nations Atomic ‘Committee
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Connally
D-Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Baruch
Vandenberg
Michigan
Park Bench
Building Permits to Be Issued from Des Moines
Iowa builders must secure permits for new dwellings and non residential projects in Des Moines. The Federal Housing Authority will issue housing permits, with H H McBride as administrator and H O Parsons leading the Civilian Production Administration non housing division. Parsons warned applications may be delayed until April 1, noting no stenographer or forms yet and uncertain distribution channels.
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Cedar Rapids News
Iowa
Des Moines
Federal Housing Authority
H. H. McBride
H. O. Parsons
Liberty Building
Civilian Production Administration
The
Gazette
War Production Board
Parsons
Chambers of Commerce
Post Offices
Washington
Second Injunction Issued in Nash- Finch Labor Tiff
Truckers' local No. 238 of Cedar Rapids began a secondary boycott against Nash- Finch customers. By noon a district court issued a further temporary injunction against the union and some members. The case follows a three day fight for official recognition of union drivers and warehousemen at Nash-Finch. Pickets stood outside Duster market Cairo grocery and Nelson food market, aiming to coerce customers from buying Nash-Finch merchandise. Pickets remained at two locations at noon.
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John Reynolds
AFL
Cedar Rapids
Nash- Finch Company
District Court
Nash-Finch
G. K. Thompson
Thompson
Nash
Duster Market
Cairo
Nelson* Food
Third Avenue SE
Reds To Turn Pu Yi Over To China
Russia agreed to release Henry Pu Yi former puppet governor of Manchuria to China as the Chinese foreign affairs ministry said relations with the Soviet Union had eased. China to land troops only with rights retained, truce teams sent to Manchuria to halt fighting, while Szepingkal near Mukden saw clashes as government and Communist forces contend.
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Reds
Pu-yi
China
K. C. Wu
Puyi
Putyi
Manchuria
Liu
Russia
Foreign Office
Mukden
Fushun
Dairen
Peiping
Szepingkal
Confirmation of Vardaman Voted By Subcommittee
Washington AP The senate banking subcommittee recommended confirmation of Commodore James K Vardaman Jr for a 14 year term on the Federal Reserve board of governors The panel reported no dissent and said charges against Truman naval aide Vardaman were not sustained Members McFarland Carville Millikin joined in the favorable report Butler did not participate due to a Nebraska campaign trip
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Washington
Senate Banking
James K. Vardaman, Jr
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Radcliffe
D-Md
Sen
Butler
R-Neb
Vardaman
Truman
McFarland
D-Ariz
Carville
D-Nev
Millikin
R-Colo
Nebraska
Mental tests for Heineys before Friday execution
Iowa state board directs two psychologists to examine Phillip H Heincy 72 and his son William Henry 45 scheduled for execution at Fort Madison penitentiary Friday. The tests, requested by defense attorney W K Welty, aim to ensure fairness.
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Des Moines
State Board of Control
Fort Madison
Wilbur R. Miller
State Psychopathic Hospital
Town City
Wayne B. Brown
Mt. Pleasant State Mental Hospital
E. W. Carlsen
W. K. Welty
Spirit Lake
Phillip H. Heincy
William Henry
Heineys
Robert W.raebel
Lake Okoboji
Hoover Visits Prague to Study Eastern Europe Food Shortage
PRAGUE IN S- The former U S secretary Herbert Hoover arrived Wednesday afternoon leading a committee to collect data on the eastern European food crisis. He traveled from Paris via Geneva to Prague to assess relief needs.
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Hoover
Prague
INS
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Paris
Geneva
Wife Quizzed In Killing of Mate in 1943
BEDFORD Iowa AP Mrs Dorothy Worm 41 an attractive brunette was taken into custody for questioning in the two and a half year old slaying of her husband Tommy 42 First degree murder charges were filed earlier against Henry Schmitt 62 a Lenox Iowa horse trader father of four grown children
Widow tied to Iowa murder case—trial details unfold
The murder case centers on the shooting of Worm on Nov 4 1943 and the alleged role of his widow Mrs Worm. A horse trader Schmitt led officers to graves near Creston and Lenox where Worm's body was said to be buried and later exhumed. Schmitt signed a statement admitting the killings and its concealment with Mrs Worm’s help. He later refused to reveal exact graves hindering the search as investigators pressed on.
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Carroll
Air Corps
Schmitt
Worm
J T. Caskey
Creston
Lenox
Caskey
Lester Round
Russell Roland
Adams
G I Scribes Ask To Be Re assigned
The Mediterranean edition staff of Stars and Stripes asked for re assignment after six weeks of clashes over censorship of the letters column with theater commander Lt Gen John C H Lee. Maj Hale Kestler asked for a court inquiry and said he welcomed relief from duty due to repeated affronts to his ability character and intelligence which has become intolerable.
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Rome
Mediterranean
United States Army
Stars and Stripes
John C. H.lee
Lee
Hale
Kestler
Waucoma
Army
Charles L. Casher, Jr
Weather outlook targets highs near 75 in Cedar Rapids
Mild and sunny today with a few clouds tomorrow. Temperatures are forecast to reach the mid seventies through Thursday with a high around 75. Readings show 70 degrees at 2:30 p.m. today and 52 at seven p.m. with cooler night and morning temperatures around 32 to 51.
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Cedar Rapids
Newo
Reuther Elected UAW President Over R. J. Thomas
Walter P Reuther, 38, longtime CIO United Automobile Workers vice president, defeated incumbent R. J. Thomas to become UAW president. Balloting lasted about three hours with Reuther inching ahead by roughly 600 votes as totals neared 4,000 for him and 3,400 for Thomas. Thomas, 46, had the indirect support of CIO head Philip Murray.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Walter P Reuther
CIO
United Automobile Workers
R. J. Thomas
UAW
Reuther
Bedlam
Thomas
Philip Murray
County road crew, supervisors settle wage pact
Linn county board of supervisors and 56 county road employees reached a retroactive 1946 wage agreement after over two months of talks. The deal provides a five cent per hour raise, a 44 hour week with 48 hours pay, time and a half for overtime on Sundays and seven holidays, and removal of one vacation month. It includes two weeks annual sick leave with full pay only if granted to all county workers, and maintains a board stance on a 44 hour week. Representing the road crew were Walter Hurt, Earl Cone, and L. C. Wood. The AFL local 231 backs the workers. The settlement followed earlier offers and negotiations, with continued debate over the exact work week and vacation provisions.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Walter Hurt
Earl Cone
State Highway Commission
L. C. Wood
Cedar Rapids Federation
Clare Petty
Seevell
Beeson
Wood
FBI Seizes Red Officer Spy Charge in Port land Arrest
FBI agents seized Lt. Nicolai Redin a 29 year old Soviet naval officer at Portland as he prepared to board the Alma Ata ship for home after alleged espionage involving plans and writings about the U S S Yellowstone. He was arraigned held on 25000 bail and denied speaking.
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Associated Press
Nicolai Redin
Portland
Ore
Washington
FBI
Nicolai Gregorovich Redin
Soviet Purchasing Commission
Seattle
Julius A. Bernard
J. Edgar Hoover
Redin
United States
Robert A. Leedy
Leedy
Daniel Kladov
Purchasing Commission
San Francisco
Hoover
S. S. Puente Hills
Danbass
Puente Hills
Bernard
Yellowstone
U.S.S.R
United States of America
Alma Ata
Oregon
Pedestrian Right-of-Way Rule in Absence of Signals
The driver of a vehicle must yield to pedestrians crossing the roadway within marked or unmarked crosswalks at intersections when traffic signals are not in operation. This is the third installment in the city traffic ordinances series.
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Netherlands
CLR
T. M. Deal
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
Sixth Street
Wilson Avenue
H. R. Green
C. R. Engineering OR
Cedar Rapids Engineering Company
Seventeenth Street
Milwaukee Tracks
Security
Nash- Finch
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