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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1946
Page
5
Washington dispatch notes Jimmy Byrnes wearing a blue electrique silk necktie with yellow streaks. The look, tied in Paris with Mrs Byrnes shopping on Rue de la Paix, draws jokes about diplomacy and the UN visit. Byrnes arrives tired but unchanged, in blue serge at press briefings.
The secretary smiled and doubted the rumor of Byrnes resigning within 90 days on doctor’s orders. He said he would check the jawbone remark and report his own feelings. The dialogue included uncertain answers about the policy on loans to.
In remarks on foreign policy, the United States asserts no desire to enslave other nations economically while outlining a stance of independence and mutual respect in global trade relations.
A 15 year old farm boy, Mervin Burma, was beaten unconscious by a hunter on posted land before legal hours. He confronted two men who hunted before dawn. one attacked, the other kept watch by a car. Gun later found about 20 rods away. assailant described as about 35.
Benjamin F. Fields Washington promoter pleaded innocent in district court to contempt of Congress arising from his appearance before the House surplus property committee. Judge Alexander Holtzoff set the trial date for November 20.
LAKE SUCCESS N Y INS news and radio correspondents learn basic protocol for U N delegates at the new U N press center Barnes U N press chief warns reporters not to grab delegates and to avoid revolving doors while noting no reciprocal control. He projects six and a half weeks of meetings with plenary sessions in a skating rink former World War II era building.
The U S Supreme Court sidetracks two major political cases until after the November 5 elections. It delays review of Georgia's political unit voting system and Illinois' congressional district division, announcing a two week recess from next Monday to November 12.
Denver report says Frank D. Cowgill aged 36 was confined in a mental institution after two juries found him innocent by reason of insanity in the fatal shooting of William F. Cross, 35, in Kearney Nebraska.
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