Soviet Agents Knew Atomic Energy Secrets Early
Montreal AP report outlines evidence that Soviet agents learned of Canada’s atomic research as early as March 28 1945. Documents show espionage links via Ottawa to obtain radar and explosive propellant details while meetings occurred at night in the capital. The case names several Canadian and Soviet operatives and hints Moscow directed operations through Red Rose.
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Barry F. Montgomery
Montreal
Ottavia
Canada
Emira i Dttawa
Pacific
Canad
Ottawa
Zvous
Ion
Union
Moscow
Fat Stock Show Ad to Sell Beef Steaks in Georgia and Southeast
More than 300 cafes and retail markets in Georgia Florida and South Alabama will sell beef from the Tri-State Fat Stock Show. The event, held April 10, is announced by Richard Ram chairman of the Fat Stock N on Committee. Arrangements have been made for meat distribution through AH and Future Farmer clubs. Meat will be sold by meat distributor representatives from Alabama and nearby states at the show. Auto beet cattle judges are to decide winners, with Mel Morrell arranging sales and buyers.
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Martin
Georgia
Florida
South
Alabama
Richard Ram
Ala
Commis
Mel Morrell
al MY
Reuther Seeks AW Presidency in Noted GM Battle
Atlantic City AP reports Walter P. Reuther, longtime General Motors leader, announces his bid for president of the Autoworkers union. Reuther vows to reform union leadership as incumbent R. J. Thames faces a major challenge in the upcoming power struggle.
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Tlantic City
Wale P. Reuther
General Motors
Sirkeight
Red Auto Workers Union
Vice Press
Mm O
Auto Workers
Otters
R. J. Thames
Reuther
Atomic bomb tests set to start July 1 amid Crossroads stir
Washington AP reports orders to proceed with the atomic bomb tests starting July 1 while a Congressional bid to cancel Operation Crossroads gathers support. Senate leaders weigh postponement as Sen Huffman and Sen Lucas voice opposition, and White House cites Truman order delaying tests six weeks. Speaker Rayburn urged delay to avoid distracting Congress, with weather and international pressure possible factors.
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Washington
Columbus
James W. Huffman
D-O
Senate
Providence
Brt
Scott W. Lucas
D-Md
Russia
Adm
HS OP
Blandy
Army-davy
Truman
House
Sam Rayburn
Marshalls
Rayborn
White House
Charles G. Ross
United Nations Security Council
New York
Ross
Joint Task Sorce
Illegal Vote Registry ClaimsAlarm in Houston County
Two voters from Beat Six Jim Owens and his wife deny ever registering or paying poll taxes though their names appeared in a published list. The couple blame a political scheme and offer to cooperate with grand jury inquiries while other residents report prior payments and registrations, highlighting widespread irregularities in postwar voter records.
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Houston
Beat Six
Jim Owens
Cottonwoods
Alabama
Florida
Grand Jury
Thelma Cesk
Gordon
the Eagle
Two Big Industries Express Interest In Napier Location
Napier Field may host rotating tenants as federal lease talks proceed. Arthur Johnson, Chamber of Commerce secretary, said two major industries expressed possible interest, but he could not name them or timing. City and county expect lease terms to be renegotiated, though no definite transactions have been announced.
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Napier Field
Hiausto County
Dothan
Arthur Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Boi Industries
Ine Biel
Butts
Twig Industries
Washington
Napier
Price Control Fafe Uncertain Price Control Fafe Uncertain
Washington report on OPA faces growing questions as Congress debates extending its authority past June 30. Administration officials and Baruch push for a one year renewal while many business groups seek end to OPA. Representative Wolcott argues likelihood of extension with limited rewriting.
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Francis M. LE May
Washington
OPA
Congress
Piste Vomroly
Chester Bowles
Administration
Economic Hich Command
Cupid An Nent
Pries.g
Mareover
Bernard M. Baruch
House Banking Committee
Rep. Wolvett
Michigan
William Smith Died Of Natural Causes, Coroner Reports
Coroner's verdict states William Smith died of natural causes. Autopsy performed last Monday revealed diseased kidneys and heart issues. Toxicology found no poison. alcohol detected in unspecified specimens. Case closed with findings from Akebuina Deepal tiarni toxicology report.
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William Smith
Hotatan
Colonly
Catouce
Bardick Sh
mNty
Madrid
Bardick Sauctus
Akebuina
Deepal Tiarni
Vyne
Stalin Peace Statement Wins Acclaim Worldwide
The Associated Press reports Stalin’s peace principles drew praise in world capitals and from UN officials though some critics noted Soviet policies in the Middle East. Reactions varied by country with Iran and Iraq welcoming dialogue while Britain and others voiced caution about Soviet influence. The statement sparked debate on peace prospects and Western alignment amidst ongoing tensions.
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Stalin
Associated Press
London
Pawi Hersi Spuak
United Nations Organization
Gene Mo
Middle East
G World Ma
Spank
Stalein
Harriman Named Envoy To Britain
Wallington reports President Truman reshuffles top diplomats naming W Averell Harriman as U S Ambassador to Great Britain. The move comes ahead of Lt General Walter Bede Sose's departure for Russia and follows Lieut General James Clement Smith's succession plans in other postings.
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Perianent LS
United Nations Ecunoee
Social Cantcil
Canalityx
Hammans
Londen
Russia
Ava Powernitie Tak
Fiona Paaya
Dewlane
Truck Damaged In Ramming Span
An early report indicates a highway incident in which a span was damaged by a ramming vehicle. Investigators estimate damage around 00 dollars. Officers arrested several drivers and noted the involvement of two vehicles in the crash scene. Police Patrodeset led the investigation with attendance from local officials.
Kurdish Advance Rumor in Iran Sparks Unclear Motion
Fragmented text hints at Kurdish movement in Iran with uncertain details. Mentions individuals, places, and dates but readable facts are limited. No clear events, organizations, or outcomes are established in the surviving lines.
UNO Heads See Tension Easing Indran Issue
In New York Capo era, amid Iranian crisis tension, talks of a potential easing emerge. U N O and allied powers weigh Russia, Britain, and U S positions with Qavam predicting a Soviet solution. Officials fear delaying action could weaken Iran policy and risk broader regional consequences.
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UNO
Indran
Coal Operators Puzzled By Lewis Silence On Arms
Washington dispatch reports coal operators puzzled by remarks from Lewis amid debate on arms policy. The discussion centers on wartime production, labor, and national security as officials weigh strategies to avert strikes and maintain flow of coal to stations.
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Lewis
Navy Budget Fight Pushes Navy Budget Fight Pushes
Naval Committee pushes for quick showdown on the postwar Navy budget amid debate over a $6.524 billion allotment for the year starting July. Figures show requests and reductions shaping the defense plan as Congress weighs mine and security needs.
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Norman Wat
Washington
Tapo
Naval Committee
Yedger
Jienalwn
Navy
Chester W. Namie
Negel Operalueia
Norma Bristow Elected President By AEA Delegates
Mrs Norma Bristow of Montgomery was elected president of the Alabama Education Association at its annual convention in Birmingham. She has 24 years in education and becomes the first woman to hold the post in nine years, succeeding Stob Butler. Other officers include Terbert Owen and Hugh Comer, with addressing remarks urging active steps to improve education and student opportunities. Page 2.
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Norma Bristow
AEA
Birmingham
Narma Srth Bristow
Mumgentry
Alubaara Redaciliut
Ar Gafiacelion
Digine
Montcomery Ely
Bristow
AMA
Stob Butler
Clay
Teisfees Ant la Co. Dariaeliy
Munivuriy
God Dareph
Peberxen
Gadsden
Contral
Rete
Trent Avy Emi
Hugh Comer
Fidia
Mnels
Russia Pledges Troops Will Quit Manchuria By April 30
The report states Russian forces will withdraw from Manchuria by April 30 after treaty terms. It notes heavy garrisoning at key ports and mentions international supervision of the deadline. The piece references Chinese dispositions and regional railway considerations in the zone of control.
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Russia
Manchuria
Truman Urges Party Unity to Push Democratic Toward World Leadership
President Truman, in a preface to his address, pleads for party unity and responsibility within the Democrats. He calls for internationalism, strengthened U N leadership, and cooperation in Congress to advance the party platform while Wallis assails dissident Democrats and GOP opposition. Page 2.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Vrennan Didt
Monike Perry
Att Feuplea
Yiengthening
United Nations
Iuw Democrats
YA Jacks
Jay Pelites Mettendas
Wallace
Thore
Against
Progress
Jefferson
Jackson
Wale
Congress
Truman
Amenda
Mr ‘Truman
Vinson Outlines U S Stance On World Financing Role
In Louisville Kentucky Secretary Vinson speaks to Kentucky Democrats asserting the United States should not play Santa in global finance. He backs expanded world trade, currency stability, and prompt lending commitments to Britain, stressing investment value and continued dialogue. He cautions against policies harming American producers while urging cooperation with British and other nations to boost trade and financial arrangements.
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Louisville
Ufats
Ameria
Miedn
Vinsas
Tyoy
Mar
Suu
Partial Border Reopening Set Between France and Spain
France plans a 30 day border reopening with Spain starting Monday after tensions in Franco Spanish relations. Citizens from Dum Countries Hadway and states may repatriate. Limited crossing for essential travel expected as part of easing diplomatic strains.
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Walter Thornton
New York Fashion Academy
Iels
Ies
Red Rose
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Uther
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Cleveland
Ghia
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Carol Williams
Joliet, W
Lincoln
Iraq
Jagat
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Wdia
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All Tedi Congress Party
Egypt
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Hlalue
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Noywas
Lange
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Harting
Harriman
Britain
Goh
Hann
Newley
Satwaday
Palio J
Weare
Cheesy
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Gantil
Veterle
Wack
Patrodeset
Pduroey
Alubatiads
Iran
Uae
John M. Hightower
Capo
Natois
Iity
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Dow
Qatan
Paine
Stalaie
Dor
Hasseitis Ala
Rusia
U.S
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Fmbarsy
Aran
America
Jean Salle
Ariel
Astor
Vardaman
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J. K Vardaman
Ledo Colin
Gos
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Marken
Gop
Vinson
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Santa
France
Toon
Thun
DUM
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