Inflation policy debate and UN site controversy headline
The editorial discusses expected government moves to relax hold the line price policy to ease steel and other industry disputes, warning of inflation and urging prayers for control. It also covers protests over locating United Nations headquarters in a 42 square mile Connecticut New York area, outlining potential mass relocations and the need for a major city site.
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UNO
Connecticut
New York
United Nations Organisation
General Assembly
Greenwich
Stamford
North Castle
Yamashita Defeat Ends Final Court Appeal To Hangman
The Supreme Court in Washington affirms General Yamashita's death sentence for war crimes, closing his legal avenues. The article notes the case's historic precedent in the Pacific and the high court's lengthy arguments. It also mentions local park enthusiasm in Decatur and Dothan with hopes for future park development.
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Yamashita
Yariisttu
United Beare
Philippine Islands
United States
Supreme Court
Washington
Gen. Yamashia
Gen. Yamashita
Pacific
United States Army
U S Steel Leaders Linked to Nazi War Cartel
The investigation uncovers a world cartelist plan by which Germany expanded wartime industry while curbing American and other powers. Key figures from Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel faced evidence of coordinating markets and pricing with European rivals, then exceeding quotas and paying fines yet increasing output. The report ties the cartel to Nazi aims and details meetings from 1937 to 1939, plus notes on U S Navy secretary picks and policy concerns.
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Asmy
Europe
Biel Mence
Washington
Hitler, Mussolni
H.ro
France
England
Ibe G. I
Germany
Ibe
Truman
Ben Fairless
Eurgene Grace
Justice Department
Hitler
Rhineland
Luxembourg
S. M. Bush
Bethlehem Steel
A. G. Mundie
U. S. Steel
Mae Ups
U. S
United States
Hles
Eugene Grace
Rufus Wysor
Republic Steel
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
M.hackett
Jones and Laughlin Steel
Charles Hook
Armco Internatonal
William Hollaway
Wheeling Steel
Robert Wolcott
Lukens Steel
Ernest Weir
National Steel Corporation
Weirton and Great Lakes Steel
Inland Steel
Newport Otis
Allan Wood Company
Belgium
Seugene Grace
Charles Wright
London
Elliot
Austria
Mumeh
Poland
Harry Truman
California
Pauley
Mississippi
George Allen
Missouri
Vardaman
Navy
James Forrestal
Roosevelt
Ume Pelling Forrestal
Bolivia
Forrestal
Dillion, Read & Company
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
A 1946 column argues against excessive federal interference in Southern affairs, praising Southern figures while urging restraint on filibusters. It discusses FEPC, Britain loans, Navy leadership, and the need for a balanced approach to forthcoming strike control legislation amid political forces in Washington.
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Bible
Senate
FEPC
Washington
Congress
Senators
Wagner
Murray
Truman
White House
Philip
Radio Programs and Schedules On Thursday Night
A chaotic listing of radio programs across networks and times from 5:00 PM through late evening, including The Radio Supper Club, World News via Broadcast, Jack Smith Show, Bob Burns Comedy, Lum and Abner, Dinah Shore Open House, FBI in Pasca and War, Five Minutes News, Thursday Music Hall, Abbott & Costello, Gov Ea Martins Talk, Archie Hale, War updates, and late night news. Includes multiple stations, hosts, and era-typical program names.
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Nbe
Dhs
Abe
Jack Smith
Cbs
Bob Burns
che-Dine
Mr. Keen
Cbe Basic Fantasy
Kallenborn
Tom
Abner
George Burns
Gracia Atlon
Dinah Shore
FBI
Pasca
War
Cbe
Diste
Che Dixie
Music Hall
Andre Kostolanetz Cone
Orch
Jack Tinley
Abe Basle
Dave Elman
Cha 7
Abbott & Costello
Che
Gov
Martin
Danny O'Neil
Cba
March of Time & Gueata
Nbcewast
Governor Caldwell Turns 49 Amid Busy Florida Tour
Governor Millard Caldwell marked his 49th birthday while managing a tight two week schedule. Despite a cold he planned moves include Sarasota for Ringling Art Museum duties, Tampa for the State Fair, Palm Beach for a meeting, Orlando to meet President Truman, and Pensacola for the State Advertising Commission.
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Tallahasee
Fla
Millard Caldwell
Caldwell
Sarasota
Ringling Art Museum
Tampa
Palm Beach
Orlando
Truman
Rollins College
Pensacola
State Advertising Commission
Marechal Helps Allied Car Escape Through Brussels Crowd
A WWI tale recounts Marechal guiding an Allied car through a crowded Brussels square. He secured shelter in Marechal's palatial home and opened a lane for retreat while blocking pursuing German troops, earning a high decoration for service to country. Marechal's family faced war’s losses as two sons served as Majors in the RAF and another lies in a Czechoslovakian grave.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Brussels
Marechal
Mack
Esk
Albert
Royal Air Force
Marechals
Port de Naur
Shen Marechal
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