Russia Seeks Security Council Probe on Allied Presence
Russia urged the United Nations Security Council to determine numbers and locations of allied troops and bases outside former enemy territories, signaling a shift in policy. Britain protested the Ukraine Greece complaint and demanded caution, while Sweden Iceland and Afghanistan joined the UN. The proposal would scrutinize American troop dispositions in China and allied forces elsewhere, prompting cautious reactions from UK and others.
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Charles A. Grumich
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United Nations Security Council
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Ukraine
Greece
United Nations
Security Council
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Trans-Jordan
Albania
Outer Mongolia
Sweden
Iceland
Afghanistan
General Assembly
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Council
China
Gromyko
Bayi
UN Shaul
UIN Stai
soonHene
Ostruettead Croneval
Othe
Great Britain
Alexander Cadogan
The
Cid
Peter Menigell
Battis
Mile Oey Homeward Journey MOLtani
Mosaic of garbled notes mentions a journey homeward and various names and places in a fragmentary page. It references Mile Oey and several unclear entities and locales, suggesting a travel or return event with missing details.
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Moltani
Page County Youths Win State Livestock Championship
The Page County J-H club livestock judging team won the state fair team event at the Iowa fairgrounds Des Moines with a score of 2834. Individual honors went to LaVerne Sunderman of Page, who scored 1744, while Wayne County and Plymouth County competitors placed second and third respectively.
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Page County
Des Moines
J-H Club
LaVerne Sunderman
Page
Sunderman Day
Darrell Sunderman
Dwight Lewis
Wayne County
Donald Kent
BI Davison
Dale Abe
Kade Ailee
Benton County
Anderson Boosts Farmer Income
Anderson's price recommendations to the OPA would lift farm revenue by about 650 million dollars in the next year, heavily benefiting the corn belt. The plan raises cattle ceilings from 18 to 20.25 dollars per hundred pounds and hog ceilings from 14.85 to 16.25 dollars, with projected higher hog and cattle farm prices and thousands of cattle and calves slaughtered under the new pricing framework.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
OPA
Dasis of Agriculture Department
Chicago
Herbert At
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Indiana
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Tivesiyek
Act Ly Saveetary
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Greek election clash draws UN focus demand for Greek self rule
Russian foreign minister Molotov accused the United States and Britain of interference in Greece as the Greek people face a Sunday election. He warned of a return of exiled King George II and a “reign of terror” aided by British troops and American warships. The peace conference voted to discuss the Greek Albanian border next meeting, while US Secretary of State Byrnes defended the right of all governments to present their case. France backed the Slav bloc, with Belgium and Norway abstaining.
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Robert Eunson
Paris
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Balkan
George II
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Greece
Epirus
Albania
Albarda
U. S
Byrnes
Council of Foreign Ministers
France
Belgium
Norway
Dave Wanto Ba Par
Warmer Weather Moving This Way
After several days of autumn like temperatures warmer weather is returning. The low 40s fell Thursday and Friday afternoons reach the mid teens. Saturday expected to rise into the 80s. Friday night and Saturday likely with considerable cloudiness.
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Mercury
Iowa State Fair Enters Last Day
Iowa's centennial fair set an attendance record on the closing day with about 514 876 visitors, surpassing the 1929 record of 435 385. Fair officials credited postwar interest, money to spend, and favorable weather for the surge, noting Thursday’s all-time high for a single day and Sunday’s peak crowd.
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Dwight McCormack
Iowa State Fai
Des Moines
Iowa
Fair Board
Fai
Fair
Greece Protest Over UNRRA Truck Use for Rally
Arguest Maben, head of the UNRRA mission to Greece, said a protest would be lodged with the Greek government over unauthorized use of UNRRA trucks. He claimed 400 trucks were used to transport people to a royalist rally in Constitution Square ahead of Sunday referendum on exile King George II. He cited Punjab Thessaly claims of up to 40 trucks seized by military and police for movement related to the royalist event.
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Greece
Maben
UNRRA
Constitution Square
George Uy
London
Thessaly
Pctraanoh
Tos Coutos
Dakota Officers Sell Two Horses and Saddles at Auction
A Pierre, South Dakota report describes a late week manhunt for a bank robber near Fort Pierre after a 229 mile chase ending at a roadblock. The thief fled a $2,000 bank hold up, crashed through a barricade, and disappeared into cover with air unit support assisting. Separately, more than 1,500 attended a Manawa Stables sale where horses and equipment fetched about $13,000, led by a Carl Maber purchase of saddles for $6,825 and notable prices for a white Arabian stallion Sheik and other mounts.
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Missouri River
Manawa Stables
David Kaplan Salt
Weaby
Bud Whitney
Carl M. Maber
Shiek
Sheba
Muber
Mass Flight Planned by Order of Fifinella in 100-Plane Event
A 100-plane mass flight to Cleveland was launched Friday by women flyers of the Order of Fifinella, described by Floor Aircraft Corp officials as the largest flight of its kind in peacetime aviation history. The 24 hour weather delay and Lock Haven, Pennsylvania origin are noted in reports.
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Order of Fifinella
Cleveland
Floor Aircraft Corporation
Lane
Distinguished Service Medal to Gen. Grahi of Des Moines
The War Department announces the Distinguished Service Medal award for Brig. Gen. Charles IL Grahi of Des Moines for his service as Iowa director of Selpo Hive Service from December 1940 to September 1945.
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Washington
War Department
Bria
Charles IL Grahi
Dea Moines
Iowa
Selpo
Wanto
Bus Drivers Strike Parsimoniously Hits Ottumwa Transit
Ottumwa riders faced idle city buses as drivers walked out amid a dispute with the company. The walkout involved the Amalgamated Transit union president Lowe and a proposed pension or pay issue. Local residents, workers, and schools felt the impact as public transportation stalled downtown.
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Worl
Ashike
Lowe
D. Pareel
On job Training Periods Slashed In Iowa Veterans Aid
Des Moines reports federal amendments cut on the job training periods for Iowa veterans by half. An official says over 7,200 Iowa employers host veterans and at least half face reduced training lengths. Subsistence allowances for married and single veterans are updated with new limits and overpayments may occur since August 8.
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State Department
Wiciy
Iowa
Wong
Haler
Tawa
Congress
Johar AppLen Lee
Sayye
Veterans Administration Offiiala
Hatnor
Towa
Death Sentence Details From Aemag and Jerus Trials
Fragmentary legal notes describe death sentences for Aemag Bava Wate and Aemag JERUS Aue. Mention appears of a secular court proceeding and an administrative context dated around a 24 year term with unclear numeric figures and procedural terms.
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Jerus
Peace Conference Interpretive Belief Growing War Likely
Paris dispatch reports rising belief that a third world war could begin soon. Observers cite tensions among Britain, Russia, the United States, and France, with Molotov Byrnes clashes and Gen. de Gaulle urging caution as Paris nerves fray over looming conflict.
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Memencean
Germany
Lavi Taye Gray
Versailles
Paris
de Gaulle
Veale
Lily
Industry Nears Full Production Amid Turmoil
Washington reports industry leaders see near full production of finished goods if industrial peace holds. July construction up eight percent with housing rising, autos up 58 percent, machines 30 percent, and refrigerators 40. prewar levels nearly reached as demand remains strong despite instability.
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Washington
Pyoun Ry
Seung
All Ravens
Lye
Niele
Cnot
CPA
John D. Small
Dismiss Two Polio Victims From Hospital
Polio patients were discharged from Mercy hospital amid ongoing care. The hospital listed two affected individuals among its patients, with staff ensuring continued treatment and follow up for their recovery.
OPA Skews Cotton Prices Amid New Textile Hike
Washington reports another 2.5 percent price rise on cotton garments by the OPA, the fourth jump since March, driving basic fabric costs up over 30 percent. An official says further increases hinge on raw cotton prices, with monthly reviews likely and enforcement plans expanding to curb black market activity.
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Eugene
Dodson
Washington
OPA
Nike
Weather Outlook for Nebraska Weekend and Next Week
The weather forecast covers western Nebraska with warmer Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures are expected to average three to six degrees above normal. Showers are likely in western Nebraska, with mainly light amounts Sunday night through Monday. Highs and lows will vary, with calm for the rest of the week and a chance of unsettled conditions next week.
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Gene RT
Jon
Anigl
Suny Shevarning
Accu Haba
Nebrasks
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