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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1946
Page
14
Washington officials foresee a possible rise in civilian employment toward a new peak, while Secretary Wallace warns the surge is temporary and will be followed by a readjustment. July's 58.13 million jobs and 2.27 million unemployed frame cautious optimism amid inflationary fears.
The Communist party of Great Britain on Monday accused imperialist America of being the instrument of a resur gent reaction that threatens world peace. It cited threats of the atom bomb, air base seizures, ultimatums to Yugoslavia, naval displays in the Mediterranean, military actions in China, and interference in Sweden Soviet trade as attempts to dominate the world as Hitler was stopped from doing.
British Foreign Secretary Bevin told a group including Mrs. Claude Pepper the Paris peace conference is proceeding well and one must not be too impatient. He cautioned that not much may be accomplished in a short time as the plenary session approaches with the group's declaration of principles.
U N general assembly in New York. Bevin met with the group for half an hour. Members described him as exceedingly sympathetic to their cause and said he assured them it would receive careful consideration.
Sen. Robert F. Wagner is ill with pneumonia and cannot nominate Sen. James M. Mead for governor at the Democratic state convention in Albany. His son, Robert F. Wagner Jr., is en route to Albany to read the nominating speech his father planned.
War and blindness forced Anna Voegelin to pause her annual neighborhood party for 25 years. On Monday night the youths held a party fund and visited her home with a $15 purse and red rose corsage. She quipped that old maids rarely reveal rage and she is a little over 55.
Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist armies push toward Chihfeng in northern Jehol with a column in the suburbs while other forces threaten Kalgan to encircle Communist troops in north China. Ta Kung Pao in Nanking cites a major reverse for the Communists as peace talks resume.
The 45,000-ton USS Franklin D. Roosevelt aircraft carrier with cruiser and destroyer escort left Naples for a courtesy visit to Greece. It will reach Piraeus near Athens, four days after Greece’s plebiscite reinstating King George II. Little Rock and three destroyers accompany the carrier. two more destroyers head to Salonika. The British Mediterranean fleet units, including a light carrier, were noted in London.
A voyage will cruise the eastern Mediterranean and Aegean seas from September 15 to early November, offering new itineraries and ports of call. The trip highlights regional history, culture, and coastal scenery aboard a modern liner.
The Daily Express quoted Stockholm dispatch claiming Oak Ridge Tennessee will produce electricity for industrial use within a year. Prof Manne Siegbahn, Nobel Institute chief, said Oak Ridge reported American scientists expect atomic energy for industry to be as cheap as coal or oil power.
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