Big Four Ignores Trieste Finances At Dinner Meeting
At a long Paris session the Big Four foreign ministers realized they had no funding plan for the proposed international Trieste zone. Byrnes urged immediate action on financing, warning the UN budget may need to cover deficits. They also settled minor treaty articles and outlined duties for Trieste’s provisional governor.
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Charles M. McCann
New York
Trieste
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
United Nations
Assembly
Viacheslav Molotov
U. N
Trygve Lie
World Court
Romania
International Refugee Organization
Molotov
Balkan States
Finland
Mninthin
Early New York school origins and bank capital note
The first New York City school began in 1863 under the Reformed Dutch Church. A historical tally shows 86 U.S. banks in 1811 with total capital about 42.6 million dollars.
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City of
New York
The
United States
College football week results reach across conferences
In a full slate of games six teams posted notable upsets and several title races tightened. Oklahoma crushed Oklahoma A M 73 to 12 while Rice beat Tennessee to pull into a Southwest Conference tie with Arkansas. SMU defeated TCU 30 to 13 and Oregon State beat Washington 21 to 12.
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Holy Cross
Boston College
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A & M
Rice
Tennessee
Arkansas
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
UCLA
Nebraska
Hardin-Simmons
Texas Tech
Washington State
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Maryland
North Carolina State
Florida
Auburn
Oregon State
Washington
American proposal on disarmament and veto rights
The U S delegation urged the General Assembly to back practical measures for armament regulation to be observed by all parties and not unilaterally by some. The proposal linked disarmament to international control of atomic energy and favored inspection to prevent violations while noting Britain’s veto concerns. Shanccross warned a veto could block prohibitions on the atom bomb or rocket weapons, stressing the need for international control and inspection.
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General Assembly
Security Council
U. S
Atomic Energy Commission
Shanccross
Great Britain
Mexico Ambitious Five Year Industrial Drive Aims High Power and Industry
Road building seeks to connect isolated producing regions to markets. Government plans to spend 100 million dollars in three years on power stations and high tension lines to bring electricity to 15 million Mexicans, about three fourths of the population. Emphasis on heavy industry, mining improvement, new refineries and pipelines, textile modernization, chemical production, and meat packing growth. Private enterprise expected to bear most costs but government program seen as vast and ambitious. Mexicans say financing requires a large foreign loan and note steps in the United States to aid.
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Congress
Mexico
United States
Blue Gray All Star Coaches Named for South Squad
Allyn McKeen Mississippi State L R Duren Meyer Texas Christian and Henry Sanders Vanderbilt head the Blue Gray coaching staff with Sanders as the only new face. Champ Pickens announced the selections as the pair aimed to outpace the North at Cramton Bowl in December.
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Champ Pickens
Blue-Gray Association
Sanders
McKeen
Meyer
Homer Norton
Texas A. & M
Grays
Gray
Mort
Lynn Waldorff
Northwestern
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Ray Morrison
Temple
Waldorff
McMillin
Morrison
North
Ahea
Neill Armstrong
Oklahoma
Ao &M
Ray Poole
University of Mississipni
Kelley Mote Duke
Alf Satterfield
Vanderbilt
Sack Summers
Furman
Frank Jenkins
Clemeon
Bob Fenimore
A &M
the Danella
Texas A&m
Harry Ghaul
Miami University
Nate Vernon
David Eldridge
Ruesele Mera
Gnuard Ralph Grubern
Dtate University
Jatin
Truro
Cornel Crormierlys
Varnderbill
Turbulent Senate Debates on Truman Backing and Lewis
In sweeping proposals for action, Democratic and Republican senators renewed backing for Truman as he fights Lewis. Lawmakers voiced dissent over concessions, with Follette arguing no compromise now between government and Lewis. Patras criticized executive power, while Berd viewed calls to surrender as delaying a decisive moment amid the walkout.
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Renewaily
Truman
Lewis
Senate
Duyureiak
da Follette
Follette
Patras
Berd D-Vae
Canother
Livestock Show Attracts 19000 Fans And Exhibitors
The Chicago Stack Yatsis hosts a 4H Club Congress with 19,490 pure bred animals gathered to compete and be judged next week. Cattle horses sheep and more are valued in the thousands with top prizes and ribbons at stake. Farmrs from 44 states and Canadian provinces send entries amid excitement for the national livestock meet.
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Evansville
Wie
Hoes Ptioa
Chicago
Canadias
Owl
Theo
Prewar Navy Supply Report Shows Vast Deck Provisions
Navy officers reported figures for a pre war voyage using Olympus as a sample. The loading included 5,000 pounds of best, 130,000 pounds of four, 30,000 pounds of potatoes, 180,000 candy bars, three million cigarettes, and 10,900 gallons of ice cream. With enough soft drinks for each man, the supply emphasized soft drinks only.
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Navy
Olympus
Careh Nudes
Joes
Kevin
Havain Aheesvacees
Navy Reguaion
Pigs Aren’t Dirty Says Young Winner Of Livestock Prize
Chicago report: 19 year old Bill Worthington of Pontiac Indiana wins junior grand champion with Mike the Hampshire hog at the international livestock exposition. Worthington says pigs are naturally clean and prefer alfalfa fields to mud, claiming mud is due to mineral deficiency in their diet. Mike is six and a half months old, weighs 228 pounds, and has never had milk.
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Chicago
Bill Worthington
Pontiac
Worthington
Mike
Hampshire
Night at Nuremberg tribunals after verdicts on top Nazis
The Nuremberg IMT session ends with silent audience reactions and cries of Bravot after sentences. Details include von Mackensen’s plea for no clemency, defense comments, and judge Sterling’s caution on confirmation, with grim recollections of mass executions in caves near the Appian Way.
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International Military Tribunal
Nuernberg
von Mackensen
Richter Hans Keller
Reyal
Albert Kesselring
Italy
Wolfgang Christ
Maeltzer
C. J. Sterling
John Harding
Mediterranean
Sterling
Appian Wavy
County plans 30 bed hospital at 300000 cost
Three to nine members will oversee planning of a county city hospital project approved at a mass meeting. Judge Frank O Deese called the meeting an outstanding success and said the county citizens fully back the hospital move. State and federal funds and county share funding are being arranged. Dale County doctors support the plan.
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Frank O. Deese
Deese
Dale County
L.A
Jidue
Deere
Lewis Contempt Trial Focuses on Union Termination Notice
Lewis faces contempt proceedings before Judge T Alan Goldsborough over a notice terminating the union wage agreement with the government. The court must decide if Lewis had authority to issue the termination and whether the notice triggered the coal strike and related embargo plans by the Office of Defense Transportation. Senate proposals clash with Lewis as lawmakers label him a danger to European lives and accuse him of aiding labor racketeers amid embargos and stalled production.
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Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Office of Defense Transportation
Alexander Wiley
Europe
Ralph K. Davies
Oil and Gas Division
Interior Department
Big
Little Big Inch
Goldsborough
Birmingham Officials Fill Key Posts In City Organization
In a recent council update, Leslie C. King of Gadsden is named second vice president while Junius Pierce of Montgomery serves as third vice president. The secretary-treasurer role is also listed among the newly appointed officers.
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Mingham
Leslie C. King
Gadsden
Junius Pierce
Montgomery
Elliott sparks Logan Act debate over Moscow talk
A U.S. official lashed out at Elliott's Moscow comments linking Danube access and canal claims to internationalization. He charged Elliott with acting as an ambassador of ill will and pressed for a grand jury probe to assess possible Logan Act violations in relation to foreign policy discussions.
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United States
Danube
Dardanelles
Panama Canal
Britain
Suez
Gibraltar
Soviet Union
Yalta
Potsdam
Tehran
Elliott
Moscow
U.S
Newsweek
Byrnes
Smith
U. S
United Press picks ten best news stories of 1946
United Press editors named the Republican victory in Congress as the era's top story. The 1946 list includes Nuernberg verdicts, OPA decontrols, coal strike and contempt trial, Bikini atom tests, Churchill speech, Wallace resignation, Stalin interview, Heirens murder case, and a national railroad strike.
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New York
United Press
Congress
Nuernberg
John L. Lewis
Bikini
Churchill
Fulton
United Nations
Commerce Wallace
Hugh Baillie
Joseph Stalin
William Heirens
National Railroad
Earl J. Johnson
Drafts and wartime reporting from abroad raise reader interest
In a wartime context readers are told that U P representatives abroad will be released later and that other countries publish for comparison. Johnson notes data from the past year will reveal how values have been assessed under restrictions. The discussion touches on government and media roles in wartime messaging.
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Hewes
Andrew Jackson Nears End of Presidency as White House Departure Looms
Andrew Jackson approached the end of his term as president of the United States. The leader was days from leaving the White House, with final duties pending and successor plans in motion.
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Andrew Jackson
United Street
Howse
Alabama Real Estate Association Elects New President
W Verdon Martin of Montgomery was elected president of the Alabama Real Estate Association at its annual convention in Montgomery. He succeeds Fred M Fitts of Gadsden. Other officers chosen include F Allen Sullivan of Mobile as first vice president and Eversit Shepherd of Biloxi as secretary.
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