Long Standing Judicial Feud Opens as Jackson Attacks Black
Supreme Court rift erupts as Justice Robert T. Jackson publicly attacks Justice Ugo Black in Washington. Lawmakers weigh a full court procedure review to curb bickering and disqualifications. Jackson calls for facts and vows to wage an open war if needed, citing a war crimes tribunal stance.
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Jewel Ridge
Sare Wale Pacer
Eastern ship operators offer time off plan to avert strike
Eastern ship operators propose a maritime strike prevention plan based on pay for time ashore to replace shorter work hours demanded by seagoing workers. Federal conciliators press for a settlement before the Friday strike deadline as unions reject the plan.
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Max Hall Wasitington
Granville Conway
Wor
Conway
W. J. Malone
Marine Fireman’s Union
New Record in Iowa Egg Production
An Iowa farm flock set a record for rate of lay per 100 layers at 1523 eggs. Total production for the month reached 513 million eggs, below May 1944 and last year’s May figures, due to curtailed flocks.
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Wasis Pape
Emergency measures spark fears of civil war in Greece
The Grok communist party central committee protested emergency government measures to restore order, warning they could trigger civil war and Balkan complications. Meanwhile armed bands attacked villages near Tarissa and a bus near Sparta, killing local leaders and wounding civilians.
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Athens
Grok Communist Party Central Camimitter
Balkans
Prac
Tarissa
Sparta
Rilline
Ane Cendarsy
New Rent Director on Sorgerd Amid Local Shakeup
A new rent director has been named amid a city office shakeup in Sorgerd. The appointment follows changes at the Omaha Center where the bureau previously led by a different official was reorganized to improve oversight and services.
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Omaha
Bree
Pledges Assistance of Hotel Operators in Iowa
MUSCATINE Iowa hotel operators pledged cooperation with state and local officials to eliminate fire hazards in hotels. H H Mueller president of the Iowa Hotel association stated the group is working with the state fire marshal insurers and local fire prevention committees to address safety and sanitation for guests following recent fires in Chicago and Dubuque.
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Iowa
H. H. Mueller
Iowa Hotel Association
Chicago
Dubuque
Mueller
Ute
USES Back to States Controversy Stirs 1946 Budget
The base appropriations committee Tuesday recommended ending federal control of the United States Employment Service and returning it to state management by December 1. President Truman urged federal continuation. a counterproposal seeks to save USES funds and maintain federal agency status for the current year while awaiting further action.
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Truman
Coutess
Nime Tweed
Ronmittire
Ayia
Clothing May Be Withheld From Market
Morris Verner, CPA official, says clothing and other goods likely to be withheld from the market through July 1 due to price control uncertainty as Congress debates extending the OPA. Porter orders delay in removing ceilings on major items until final action, delaying elimination of controls on crude oil gasoline and machinery. A textile official notes broad withholdings seem likely amid possible price hikes next month.
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Washington
Morris Verner
CPA
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Civilian Production Administration
Camplaner
Senate
OPA
Paul Porter
Congress
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Thhis
Werner
House
Lors
Wasty Pryer
Missing diamonds seized by customs reveal army link
Col A C Miller said customs seized 106 unset diamonds from Col J W Durant upon his U S return from Germany. Durant, his WAC bride Capt Kathleen Nash Durant, and Maj David S Watson are in custody over theft of 1.5 million in jewels from Kronberg castle near Frankfurt. Miller noted earlier reports of 108 missing diamonds but stated no general involvement is indicated.
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Provost Marshal’s Office
Customs
J. W. Durant
Durant
United States
Germany
Col. Durant
Kathleen Nash Durant
Diudson
Wis
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Burlingame
Calif
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Frankfurt
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Feneral
Patch Up Dispute Over Azerbaijan
Tehran reports a seven point program to settle the Azerbaijan dispute. A payment commission led by Prince Mozaffar Firouz traveled by plane to Tabriz to finalize details for reintegration of the province into the national government after secret talks between commissions representing Azerbaijan and Tehran.
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Tehran
Foreign Office
Ahmed Qavar
Mozaffar Firouz
Tabriz
Meton
Azerbaijan
Light Plant Vote Passes in Wrukal City Election
In Wrukal City voters on Monday approved erecting an electrical light and power plant with an estimated cost of 306,600 dollars. The measure carried by 961 to 751 votes, yielding a clear mandate for the project and its anticipated benefits to local lighting service.
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Wauson
Wrukal City
Hunt Develops for Veteran at Sidney
Sidney sheriff hunts for Glen Ballinger 42, a World War II veteran named as a person of interest in connection with the fatal shooting of his estranged wife Marguerite Ballinger at her Sidney home. Ballinger reportedly voiced family troubles and bad feeling with neighbor Jesse Kinslow, who is being held. divorce papers had recently been served.
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Glen Ballinger
Christopher
Marguerite Ballinger
Ballinger
Jesse Kinslow
Kinslow
Youth Group Seeks Tax Funds for City Activities
Cuifneil Bluffs youth group plans to seek a 44 mill tax levy to finance summer programs. Wayne Graybill, proposed youth director, will coordinate the start with nine senior grounds provided by the school board. Rev. Loren P Works Judge Allan Ardell and Herbert Hembruff to study funding options while committee weighs feasibility and finances.
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Cuifneil Bluffs
Graybill
Council Bluffs
Loren P. Works
Allan Ardell
Herbert Hembruff
Mr. Works
Treasury
Dorothy Christensen
Tax Groups Meet on Reassessments in Council Bluffs
Pottawattamie county supervisors join the dispute over the J M Cleminshaw revaluation of Council Bluffs real estate. A Friday joint meeting with city and school officials will seek a united stance on the reassessment. The county’s share of 46000 in expenses is 5638 and officials say the contract was legal and required by law.
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Pottawatamir
J. M. Cleminshaw Company
Council Bluffs
Cleminshaw Company
Jim 0. Monry
Pottawattamie
Weather Outlook for Council Bluffs and Nearby Areas
The U S Weather Bureau reports partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with possible thundershowers. Iowa expects average temperatures 4 to 6 degrees above normal with cooler midweek and warmest Thursday through Friday, then warm again over the weekend. Showers likely Saturday. Nebraska forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms midweek with a drier finish, temperatures about four degrees above normal and precipitation around a light to moderate amount.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Nebraska
Bread and flour shortages to extend into next year
Washington reports bread and flour shortages will persist for at least another year despite a bumper wheat harvest. The Agriculture Department sees limited improvement by harvest time, with meat, butter and fats remaining tight. Wheat output remains large but below last year’s record, prompting continued conservation measures and limited domestic flour use.
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Ovid
A. Martin Washington
Agriculture Department
Line Agriculture Department
Avity
Uns
Stolen Jewels to Be Returned to Owners
WASINGTON A Ma Gen Lloye Parks said $6000 in jewels occurred in the United States colonial and his WAC wife would be returned by the German House of Moss. Parks, director of the war department bureau of public relations, said the jewels would be held as evidence pending trial of three officers tied to the theft. The officers named are Col J. W. Durant and his aide Captain Kylee N. Durant and Master Duyvil S Watson. He noted it is undecided whether to try them at home or overseas. The jewels are considered the private property of the Hesse family and would be returned to them, the family having buried these in their Kronberg palace.
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A.ma
Lloye Parks
United States Coloniel
WAC
House of Mosse
Parks
War Department
Bureau of Public Relations
J. W. Durant
Hejde
Kylee N .Durant
Mater Duyvil
Watson
Kronberg
Cerny
Furlough Time Pay Bill Clears House In Washington
The House passed a bill to pay past and present service members for furlough time not received. It sets two and a half days of furlough per month with a maximum accrual of 120 days, payable in cash. Payments equal base pay at discharge plus at least 70 cents daily, with about 15 million service members expected to receive an average $250.
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Washington
House
Senate
Save
Senate Action Sparks Surprise Reform Move in Congress
The Senate approved a sweeping modernization bill 19 to 16, aiming to cut committees from 81 to 15, raise salaries from 10 000 to 15 000 a year, expand staff, and create a voluntary pension plan. The measure also tightens fiscal controls and limits routine tasks, promising major changes this session.
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Byrd
R-Va
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Monroney
D-Okla
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Truman creates cabinet committee on Palestine
President Truman announced a cabinet committee on Palestine chaired by Secretary of State Byrnes. Members include Secretary of War Patterson and Treasury Secretary-Designate John W Snyder as well as other officials to study displaced Jews and Palestine and to formulate policy.
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Washington
Truman
Palestine
Byrnes
Patterson
Treasury
John W. Snyder
Wu Hope
Rave
Halds Plane Crash Due to Carelessnes
A general inspector for the civil aerondues adiministration said a plane crash near Sinan on Sunday was caused by careless and reckless actions in violation of CAA regulations. The investigator Troxel reported the crash, while deters minest qh the Brave flow ex homely. Faiths, La Wath Withee feyochoy att Mire aati.
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President Vetoes Case Labor Disputes Bill
President Truman vetoed the Case labor disputes bill, arguing it would compel private-sector workers into a peacetime coercive regime. The House vote to override failed, with 230 to 70 despite a two-thirds margin, and the Senate vote 49 to 29. The veto cites the bill as symptomatic of deeper issues, urging study and his emergency strike controls plan instead.
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Truman
Tlereby
Senate
Federal Mediation Board
Tabor
House
Congress
Th House
Rep
Case B
White House
SmitheConnally
Hooweynlts
Arts
Roosevelt
Ehtef
France Moves to New Government
In Paris provisional premier Felix Gouin and his cabinet tendered their resignations as the new constituent assembly met for its first session. Gouin said the resigning government will handle current affairs as custom dictates. Georges Bidault was proposed for the presidency by the centrist Popular Republican Movement, now the assembly's largest party.
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Paris
Felix Gouin
Constituent Assembly
Gouin
Marey] Caehin
Popular Republican Movement
Forei@n
Georges Bidault
MRF
Uie
Six Party Delegation Urges Gasperi Meeting Umberto Move
Delegates from six parties backing the republic pressed Premier Alcide de Gasperi to respond to King Umberto’s rejection by assuming the powers of provisional president. The push comes as Rome marks a quiet republic advent and monarchists clash with police in Naples, leaving at least one dead and several injured. Randolfo Pacciardi leads the republican stance amid a political impasse over Umberto’s role following the plebiscite.
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Umberto
George Bria
Alcide de Gasperi
Umber I
Rome
Naples
Viminale Palace
de Gasperi
Randollo Pacciardi
Republican Party
Simulane
Anderio
Boytugad
Three Baby Sisters Die as Home Burns
A house fire swept through the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, killing their three infant daughters Gloria Dean, Sharon Marie, and Mia Mab. The fire occurred while the children slept, the article notes their ages as under one year. Investigators began examining the blaze for a cause.
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Aod
Gloria Dean
Sharon Marie
Morav
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