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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1946
Page
4
Washington dispatch notes Jimmy Byrnes wore a blue silk necktie with yellow streaks gifted during a Paris trip. The accessory drew amused commentary as Byrnes faced questions in a press conference after lengthy peace talks.
In a tense briefing Byrnes hints at a 90 day window for resignation on medical advice. The secretary smiles and suggests checking details, while officials debate policy on loans as questions and answers grow tangled and unclear.
The United States does not seek to enslave anyone by lending money, Secretary Byrnes stated before stepping away, in remarks reflecting postwar finance debates and international aid.
A 15 year old farm boy named Mervin Burma was beaten unconscious Monday by two hunters on posted land. He had challenged them for hunting before hours and for trespassing. The assailants fled after the attack. his gun was later found about 20 rods away. The suspected attacker was about 35.
Benjamin F. Fields, Washington promoter, pled innocent in district court to a contempt of Congress charge arising from his appearance before the House surplus property committee. Justice Alexander Holtzoff set the trial for November 20.
INS reports 600 correspondents from 57 nations were invited to a protocol lecture by Barnes chief of the U N press division. Delegates warned against grabbing delegates in entrances and doors and against press interference in private lounges. The assembly is set at Sperry plant Lake Success with plenary sessions planned through early December.
The U S Supreme Court sidetracked two urgent political cases until after the November 5 elections. It declined to review Georgia's unit voting system and Illinois' congressional district divisions, and announced a two week recess returning November 12 after the elections.
A Denver man was found not guilty by reason of insanity on Wednesday in the fatal shooting of William F. Cross, 35, of Kearney, Nebraska, ending a high profile case with a not guilty verdict due to insanity.
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