Talks Face Gantlet of State Dept
Clayton Washington AP Undersecretary of State Clayton said foreign policy speeches will be cleared with the State Department. He noted Wallace plans more speeches and said officials may be subject to suggested changes but not bound to them. He hinted Wallace has a right to speak while cautioning about prudence.
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Washington
Clayton
State Department
White House
Henry A. Wallace
Russia
Truman
Wallace
New York
Department
Providence
R. 1
State Byrnes
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Ross Wallace
United States
Kcans
Friends
Byrnes Explains Silence Amid Wallace Speech Fallout
Secretary of State Byrnes gave brief remarks on Tuesday about his silence regarding Secretary Wallace's foreign relations address. In a private talk with a senator's adviser he recounted a parable about a planned separation to illustrate the need for restraint.
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Paris
INS
Byrnes
Commerce Wallace
Eggs and Fish Seen As Meat Substitutes In Shortage Outlook
A survey at the National Poultry Butter and Egg Association convention in Chicago said meat substitutes are plentiful in fish and eggs while lunch meat is scarce. Poultry should grow scarce by February due to feed shortages, with experts predicting a sharper shortage next March and April. Egg prospects are good, with only a possible January dip in extreme cold. Nationwide fish storage is high with salmon runs small in the Pacific Northwest and canned salmon expected to stay scarce.
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National Poultry, Butter and Egg Association
Chicago
Jacob Buxbaum
Thorndike and Gerrish Company
Boston
New England
Buxbaum
Harry C. Carbaugh
Tennessee Egg Company
Pacific Northwest
Agriculture Department
Associated Press
Waterloo Cafes To Close Roll-Back Protest Grows
Waterloo area restaurant owners vote to extend an indefinite restaurant holiday in protest of the OPA meat roll back. Hotels may stay open to feed guests. some chains may follow. Officials warn few eateries remain open in several cities as nationwide controls face challenges.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Jesup
Gilbertville
OPA
L. E. Edwards
Waterloo Restaurant Owners Association
Roll Back Order Hits Clothing and Meat Prices
Washington AP reports a government rollback order causing price increases on many cotton clothing and household items while meat meals in restaurants were ordered rolled back on Monday.
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Washington (Ap
Tony's Gambling Ship Seized in California
The U S Coast Guard announced the seizure of Breageng Stralla's luxury gambling ship the Bunker Hill in Long Beach California for a violation of federal law. The action occurred on Tuesday and reflects federal enforcement of gambling and maritime regulations.
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Long Beach
Calif
Coast Guard
Breageng Stralla
Bunker Hill
Press Warned To Save Newsprint
New York area dispatch reports that daily newspapers nationwide were cautioned to preserve newsprint stock. Editors urged frugal use of ink and paper to ensure continued publication amid shortages and rising costs.
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New York
INS
Insurance Agents Meet in Cedar Rapids Convention
Cedar Rapids hosts the Iowa Association of Insurance Agents annual convention with 400 agents present at the Montrose hotel. Howard C. Burleson urged adoption of automobile financial responsibility laws, noting 14 states already have such laws and Iowa should act. The gathering included city officials, state leaders, and remarks by M. L. Hegler on comprehensive insurance service.
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Cedar Rapids
Howard C. Burleson
Iowa
Iowa Association of Insurance Agents
Montrose Hotel
Burleson
United States
State Safety Council
Montrose
Frank Hahn
Ing State
E. Jester
Waldemar Argow
Frank D. Carr
Des Moines
M. L. Hegler
Chicago
Chicago Office Factory Insurance Association
Ameri
Fiery Berlin clash between American and Soviet troops
In Berlin American and Russian military police exchanged gunfire and threats after a dispute over a Pole and his Ukrainian wife. Russian Lt Morosov demanded custody, communications escalated to armored cars, and a Red detachment threatened to fight the Americans before the Berlin command ordered withdrawal.
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Berlin
Red Army
United States
Michael Bolinski
Benia Girago
M.P
M.P. Ee
Templehof Airdrome
Karamatzov
Morosov
Robert M. Cheal
San F 7
Cheal
A. Feldman
Berlin Kommandantura
Girago
Coe College Establishes Air ROTC Unit and Program
Lt. Col. MacPherson Morgan arrives in Cedar Rapids to organize Coe College's four year air ROTC course. The plan includes advanced air training in senior years, a summer camp, orientation flight time, and private contractor flight instruction starting fall 1947. Veterans may be exempt from early years based on service, while Morgan brings extensive Air Force background and 2300 hours of flight time.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles Nelson
Ninth Avenue
J. A. Gaskill
Henry Krahling
Clarence Simon
John Maher
Ernie Mueller
Clarence Carter
Ray Sample
Air R.O.T.C
Coe College
MacPherson Morgan
Army Air Forces
Morgan
Headquarters, Army Air Forces
Coe
Morgar
Army
Col. Morgan
Washington, D. C
Air Transport Command Headquarters
University of Illinois
Patricia Louise
Union Calls Partial Halt To Picketing
The CIO National Maritime union ordered a partial halt to picketing ships under AFL Seamen's International Union contracts, effective immediately. About 16 percent of the 1,200 idled ships are operated by AFL seamen and longshoremen, with 40 of New York harbor’s nearly 400 idle ships under contract.
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New York
CIO National Maritime Union
AFL Seamen’s Inte National Union
SIU
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
CIO
AFL
New York Harbor
SIA
Joseph Curran
NMU
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Eres
Maritime Trades Department
John Owens
Honolulu Flight Services Delayed by Arctic Weather
Col. C. S. Irvine described conditions Tuesday as unfavor able Arctic weather causing a non delayed schedule in Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Col. C. S. Irvine
Trucker Strike Near End as Union Accepts Proposal
In New York City striking members of the AFL Brotherhood accepted a proposal, bringing a partial solution to a 17 day general trucking strike that had disrupted business and industry.
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New York
AFL Brotherhood
Oeaaa
New York City
Painting of Parking Strips Continues Despite Complaints
The downtown painting program for parking strips proceeds into its fifth day amid motorist complaints. Crews chase efficiency by removing cars after 3:30 PM posted signs and noting license numbers, towing only vehicles parked after signs go up.
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Cedar Rapids News
Condon
Wes
See More Warm Weather Ahead
A playful weather feature recounts a conversation with Havelock Ellis, a former weather prophet, about sunny skies and laundry in the city. The report notes temperatures around 84 during the afternoon and cooler readings later, with a casual tone and local banter.
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Cedar Rapids
Havelock Ellis
Havelock
the Gazette
Bowles Defeated For Governorship
Lt. Gov. Wilbert Snow a Wesleyan University English professor won the gubernatorial nomination after the first ballot at the Hartford convention. Snow led Bowles by about 100 votes in initial tallies though not yet a majority, with Bowles and other rivals including wartime OPA chief Chester Bowles. Factional movers quickly swung to Snow as tabulations continued.
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Hartford
Conn
Wilbert Snow
Wesleyan University
Chester Bowles
OPA
Snow
Bowles
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