Canada Seals Information In Spy Hunt
Ottawa probes disclosed Soviet embassy links as a royal commission investigates leaks. Prominent government employees and others were detained or questioned, with ten held as witnesses and twelve suspected of serious offenses. President Truman said he was fully informed of the Canadian inquiry.
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Dominion
Canal
Thunter
Canada
Reslan
George N. Zaraubin
Moscow
Vitali G. Pavlov
Hoyal Roul Up
Canadian Mounted Police
PBI
Mackenzie King
Royal Commission
Departments of Justice
Special Commission
External Affairs
the Nations
Washington
White House
Teyman
Charles G. Ross
Truman
Clemens Attlee
Mackenzie
Ross
State Department
Williamsburg
Mon C. Wallgren
Navy Ard
Washington Faces Week of Disputes
Washington leaders mapped out a busy legislative week with hearings and votes in both chambers. Nominations include Edwin Pauley for undersecretary of the Navy and James K. Vardaman for the Fed board. Bills action ranges from wage-hour reform to extending the Office of Price Administration and school lunch program debates.
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Capitel
Senate
House
Senate Naval
Edwin Pauley
Hotwee Banking Committee
Office of Price Administration
Chester Bowles
OPA
House Military Committee
James K. Vardaman
Federal Reserve Board
George Allen
Reconstruction Finance Corp. Board
Veterans Administration
Navy Aids China Troops in Manchuria Amid New Battles
U S ships transport additional Chinese government troops to Manchuria as fighting reportedly rages since February 8. Chinese authorities press for Russian withdrawal while U S officials confirm aid move and Gen. Wedemeyer says armies are being moved.
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Chungking
Manchura
Manchuria
Albert C. Wedegemer
U. S
China
Marshall
Wedemeyer
U.S. Navy
Shanghia
Panshan
Taian
Yingkow
Russia Vetoes Levant Plan in UN Security Council
The Soviet Union vetoed the U S proposed direct talks to end the Levant dispute over withdrawal of British and French troops from Syria and Lebanon. Bevin and French Foreign Minister Bidault backed the American plan, pledging to carry it out despite the veto, with the council adjourning to March 21.
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Hussia
United Nations Security Council
U. S
Syria
Lebanon
Levant
Security Councils
Ernest Bevin
Britain
France
Council
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Leevant
Andrei Vishinsky
Bevin
Georges Bidault
Bath
Thor Bevin
Security Council
Russia
New York City
C. Freit
United States
Great Britain
China
United Nations Organization
San Francisco
Italy
Pope Seeks Unity as 32 Cardinals Named for Holy See
Pope Pius XIV opens consistories to create 32 new cardinals from 19 countries amid calls for unity and fraternal harmony. He lauds Spain for avoiding war horrors and notes world recovery from conflict. Vatican officials deny a report that Cardinal Mindszenty was barred from leaving Hungary.
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Pius XIV
Holy See
Pablo de Churruca x Dotres
Spain
Vatican
Josef Mindszenty
Strigonia
Hungary
Rome
Mindszenty
Msgt
Glutio Magyary
Hungarian Academy
AMA Proposes Voluntary Medical Care Plan Nationwide
The American Medical Association announced a voluntary nationwide plan built on locally administered medical care plans with free choice of doctors. Plans must meet AMA standards, gain local medical society approval, and ensure physician responsibility and confidential patient relationships. A federation Associated Medical Care Plans, Inc. will coordinate plans and permit subscriber transfer across states.
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Chicago
American Medical Assoc
Truman
Roger I. Lee
Boston
AMA
Ma’s Council On Medical Service
Associated Medical Care Plans, Inc
AMA Council
AMA Board of Trustees
Council On Medical Serive
Wage Contracts Near With GM UAW Talks Extend
Special Mediator James Dewey reported progress in Detroit as GM and the CIO UAW neared agreement on most issues to end an 88 day strike affecting 174000 to 175000 workers. A Sunday session was planned to finalize disputed sections and renew wage talks amid a broader restatement of demands.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
James F. Dewey
Dewey
General Motors
C. E. Wilson
Taw-Cio
R. J. Thomas
Steel wage settlements spread as Bethlehem signs
Wage accords spread in the steel strike with Bethlehem Steel, Republic, and Crucible agreeing to wage increases. CIO President Philip Murray predicted most basic steel workers would be ready for work by Sunday night as government stabilization actions set a $54 per ton average increase. Farmers Union denounced the price rise as a $250 million bribe to the steel industry.
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Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
Bethlehem Steel Oe
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Crucible Steel Co
Aluminum Company of America
Blaw Knox Co
Murray
Wheeling
In+land
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
National
Pittsburgh
Sharon
Allegheny-Luglum
Crucible
U. S. Steel Corp
Aluminum
General Electric
Westinghouse Electrical
General Motors
National Farmers Union
Steelworkers Union Wage Policy Board
CIA
John C. Collet
Collet
Chester Bowl
Ment
Office of Economic Stabiliza
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Ickes Attacks Truman Over Pauley Nomination
Harold L. Ickes charged President Truman contradicted himself in recent press conferences over Edwin W. Pauley and accused the President of protecting truth in political arguments. He urged an attorney general probe into Pauley’s sworn statements and warned of a perjury risk and blanket immunity for political figures.
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Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Truman
Edwin W. Pauley
Inkes
Senate Naval Committee
Pausley
Navy
Pauley
Tekes
Attorney General
Ickes
Justice Department
Japan imposes emergency yen overhaul to curb inflation
Tokyo reports an emergency decree ordering recall of all yen notes in circulation and illegalizing the old issue after March 2. Current notes must be deposited between February 2 and March 7 for exchange with new overprinted notes. Withdrawals and salaries are capped, and hoarded staples may be seized for distribution as part of postwar inflation measures.
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Tokyo
Japan
Anied
Ipperial
McNarney Probes German Polish Riot Near Mannheim
General McNarney investigates an unpublished report of a riot near Mannheim involving German police and Polish displaced persons. Fifteen injured, no serious harm, clashes erupted after a German woman's bid to reclaim a home was blocked by a Jewish displaced person under UNRRA supervision.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Joseph T. McNarney
U.S
Mannheim
U. S
UNRRA
Lampertheim
Clarence E. Lovejoy
Armersigan
New Machine Produces Small Home in 24 Hours
Washington reports Carl L. Estes of Longview Texas unveiled a giant machine that builds a complete two bedroom concrete house in 24 hours. The device resembles a hen laying an egg and moves on 12 foot pneumatic tires to a site. The 18 by 18 living room and other essentials come with the structure ready for occupancy pending window panes and finishing. Pricing and machine cost to be announced February 25 at Longview where the machine will be demonstrated.
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Washington
Carl L. Estes
Longview
Tex
Estes
Texas
Winds Message Existence Denied by Navy Witness
A key witness in the Navy wind code controversy denied ever seeing an authentic winds message before Pearl Harbor. Rear Adm. Leigh Noyes testified that several messages with Japan's winds code were checked and found to be false alarms. The hearing reviewed whether Tokyo had warned of severe actions if relations with the U S, Britain, or Russia deteriorated.
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Washington
Peatl Harbor
Leigh Noyes
Naval
Senate-House
Japan
Noxes
Tokyo
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Noyes
L. F. Safford
Army
Otis K. Saddler
Steel industry restarts as major mills plan Monday reopening
The steel strike ends as U S Steel and peers move to resume production by Monday with a 18-4 cent hourly wage boost. Partial reopenings begin as unions sign contracts at some plants while others push for wage price policy clarification. Workers return at Carnegie-Illinois Steel plants to ready blast furnaces amid cautious optimism.
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Piussunoh. Fee
U. S. Steel Corp
Big Steel
Cio-United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel
AU_ 5S
Steel
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Pittsburgh
Allégheny-Ludium Steel Corp
Washington
Anderson Outlines Food Surplus Challenge After War
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson warns of future crop and livestock surpluses as war demand fades. He urges full employment and expanded exports to sustain farm prosperity, while urging continued demand growth and industrial use of farm products.
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Washington
Anderson
Zadar
Wat
Page & Col
Radio Manufacturing Workers Get Pay Hike
New York February 16 The CIO United Electrical Workers today announced the first area wide wage agreement in the history of the radio manufacturing industry. The deal covers 15 000 employees in 20 New York area companies with a 20 percent raise paid hourly and a minimum of 70 cents rising to 90 cents. Benefits include six paid holidays four year plus two election day hours, two weeks paid vacation for three year workers, a closed shop and union hiring. Companies affected include Emerson Electronic Corp Freed Dewald Fada Minerva Hammarlund United Transformer Miramold Phil Harmonic Panoramic Presto Recording Espey Adams Laboratories University Laboratories Kur man Federal Solar Clarostat and Signal.
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New York
INS
CIO United
Oday
Electronics Manufacturers Assoc
Ape Emerson
Electronic Corp
Freed
Dewald
Fada
Minerva
Hammarluid
United Transformer
Miramold
Phil+ harmonic
Panoramic
Presto Rescording
Espey
Adams Laboratories
University Laboratories
Kur
Man
Federal
Solar
Porter heads the OPA legacy paving path for land rights
Paul Porter rises to lead the OPA amidst a family legacy in land matters. Stan Arnold notes the move as a fitting tribute to steady stewardship and local roots at Copseight.
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Porter
Paul Porter
Paul
OPA
Stan Arnold
Copseight
Gaxsite
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