Agencies Move To Soften Coal Strike Blow
Washington AP dispatch reports government agencies acting quickly to cushion the impact as John L. Lewis calls 490000 soft coal miners home next week. Officials predict immediate effects on steel mill production and possible shutdowns by April 10, while talks between UMW and bituminous operators falter.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
The
Solid Fuels Administration
Harry Moses
UMW
Charles O'Neill
O'Neill
UNRRA May Postpone Rationing Proposal
Atlantic City N J UNRRA officials said a postponement of a firm rationing recommendation is likely until planting season advances A UNRRA council food policy committee will reconvene in a month or six weeks to assess world food needs The agency aims to feed the 5000000 starving people while letting countries decide distribution methods
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Atlantic City
N. J
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Te Tunrra Council
British Lend Lease Account Wound Up
Washington (LP) The United States and Britain signed an agreement ending Britain's lend lease for 650 million dollars. It closes a history making program that saw American goods totaling 4 to 5 hundred million? officials said adjustments may raise the figure by a few million. The agreement was signed by Acting Secretary of State Dean Acheson for the United States and Ambassador Lord Halifax for Britain. It was the first final lend-lease settlement reached with any country.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Atlantic
Dean Acheson
Lord Alrfax
Cotton Bales Signed In Houston En Route
Census reports show 8,78 les of cotton griped in Stew County from the crop, compared with 15,140 bales in 1944. Walter F. Key Jr., Special Agent, Department of Commerce, has to verify figures.
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Ensus
Walter F. Key, I Jr
Detiment of Commerce
Close Vote Seen In UAW Election
Atlantic City AP reporting a tight CIO United Auto Workers presidency race as Walter Reuther trails R J Thomas unofficially 408? to 3587 with 4016? votes counted toward the 4416 needed for victory. Delegates begin voting at 9 20 am and results expected by afternoon amid a bitter leadership contest in the 600000 member union. Thomas claims support from international officers while Reuther draws backing from many local union presidents.
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Atlantic City
Walter Reuther
R. J. Thomas
CIO Auto Workers
N. J
CIO
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Thomas
Homer Marlin
Reuther
George Addes
Richard T. Frankensteien
Richard T. Leonard
Ford
U S Racial Stalemate Over Hearing Iran Case
In New York a U N Security Council subcommittee failed to resolve the Iran hearing dispute between the United States and the Soviet Union. James Byrnes pressed for an immediate Iranian case hearing as Gromyko and Bonnet met 90 minutes in a Pierre Hotel suite and reported no consensus.
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New York
Threenation Security Council
Iran
United States
James F Bymes
Andrei A. Gromyko
Henri Bonnet
Pierre
UNO S Council
Bonnet
Council
Coune
Gronivko
Apri 10
Dramatic Council
FBI Nabs Russian Naval Lieutenant On Spying Charge
A Russian naval officer, Lt. Nicolai Redin, 29, was arrested in Portland on espionage charges tied to plans about the USS Yellowstone, a destroyer tender for atomic test work. He waived talk, demanded the Soviet consul, and was bailed at $25,000. Arraignment followed before Commissioner Leeds.
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FBI
Washington
Portland
Ore
Nicolai Gregorovich Redin
Soviet Purchasing Commission
Seattle
U. S. S. Yellowstone
Julius A. Bernard
J. Edgar Hopever
Redin
Uf. 5
Hubert A. Leeds
Leedy
Baruch Sets Atomic Curb Views in Senate Hearing
Bernard Baruch pled national security first in talks on sharing atomic secrets. He sent a telegram to Senator Vandenberg and skipped a Capitol Hill appearance as the Senate committee weighs his nomination. Lilienthal plan and UNO authority discussed for world energy control. The note ends with a misfit line about New Orleans port coffins.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Capitol Hill
United Nations Atomic Committee
Senator Vandenberg
Hmich
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Baruch
Vandenberg
Michigan
Park Bench
Special Senate Atomic Committee
McMahon
D-Conn
David E. Lilienthal
Senate Department
UNO
Lilienthal
Vardaman Nominated to 14-Year FRB Term by Senate Panel
A Senate Banking Sub-Committee recommended Commodore James K. Vardaman Jr for a 14-year term on the Federal Reserve Board. The panel, voting without dissent, found charges against the Naval aide to President Truman not sustained. Senators McFarlane Carville Millikin joined in the favorable report. Butler refrained. The full Banking Committee will review the nomination at an early executive session.
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Senate
James K. Vardaman, Jr
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Radcliffe
D-Mg
Butler
Rneb
Vardaman
Truman
McFarlane D-Ariz
Carville Dnew
Millikin Or-Color
Tiny
Virdamian
Buller
Nebraska
Ove
Neslings
Barkley
Fli Banking Committee
Treasury chief says U S on path to balanced budget with controls
Treasury Secretary Vinson told the House Banking Committee that the United States is well on the way to a balanced budget and urged keeping OPA controls a little longer. He cited higher receipts, lower expenditures, and cautioned against removing all price controls, warning it could dampen production and fuel inflation.
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Treasury
U.S
Washington (Ap
National Association of Manufacturers
Vinson
Battle Over Cotton Prices Heats Up in Senate
Southern Senators push for a minimum price of 30 cents a pound for cotton, arguing compensation for higher costs from government policies. They label the move a pay raise for producers and vow to curb OPA limits. Other senators defend ceilings, while industry witnesses favor rayon over cotton.
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Wasmmbuton
UPI
Collen
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
John L. McClellan
Ud-Ark
Burner R. Maybank
D-Sc
W. Lee O'Daniel
OPA
Senate
Motorist Defeats Six Foot Rattler With Bumper Jack
H C Chance an insurance man used his gutomobile and a bumper jack to out duel a six foot rattlesnake on Lacey Grade near Gordon. After a tense touch and go, the couple pinned the snake under the front wheel and Chance dispatched it with a hammer jack. The reptile had eight rattles and a button.
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H.C. Chance
Chance
Wid Lacey
Gordon
Grand Jury To Hear Thurston Lamb Case
Grand Jury to hear Thurston Lamb case from Newton area as part of murder proceedings. The judge and prosecutor indicated five other related cases were acted upon, with fifteen cases continued.
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Grand Jury
Thurston Lamb
Thurston Lamb Af
Newton
Alred Werackatelt
Grand Umey
Carc Hinoon Lene
Deauet
Judee
J. Norton Multing, Jr
Larob
Jefferson Cath, Jr
Dothan
Allied Diplomats Doubt Reds Will Quit All Of Iran
In Tehran officials say Russia has not shown intent to withdraw from Azerbaijan despite troop movements north. Iranian officials report no confirmed crossfrontier incursions by Soviet forces. Some observers suggest Moscow could pull back to new borders while maintaining influence in the region.
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Iran
Tehran
United States
Red Army
Azerbaijan
Soviet Union
Tranion Azzerbaijan
Opposition to Administration Housing Subsidies
Washington report shows Chamber of Commerce voicing strong opposition to a proposed 600000 subsidy for veteran housing production. Officials advocate rather for price increases on bare essentials and opposes presidential subsidies, citing fiscal concerns and legislative delays as critical factors in delaying housing relief.
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Washington
CUP
Chamber of Camere
Ode
Wilson
Wyatt
Senate
Corminatie
Dfouse
Peocheian
Yehugh
Toor
Heriss Lee
Giratier
Eyiisne
Reich War Making Power Dismantled Under Allied Plan
Allied Control Council announces a plan to destroy Germanys war making capability. Hitler era industry will be scaled back to two thirds of prewar levels with a 2000 calorie daily diet and restricted meats and fats. Major factories will be repurposed for civilian needs while long term exports will fund imports including food. Details to follow Tuesday.
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Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Reich
Allied Control Council
Wehrmacht
Europe
Russia
Great Briain
France
Webb Man Probation Plea Is Approved
George HL Owens of Webb had his probation plea approved after a prior sentence for a slaughter charge tied to the death of Oliver Wane. The court placed Owens on a five year probation with terms including violence training and supervision.
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Webb
Dudwe
D.C. Mulalead
George HL Owens
Oliver Wane
Owen
Lewie
Negro
Lewis
Rachel Flosyers
Negin Packing Plant
French Sign Far-Reaching Air Rights Pact With United States
A sweeping accord on air rights between France and the United States was announced in Paris, outlining routes and bases across the Atlantic and other regions. The executive agreement, signed by French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault and Ambassador Jefferson Cattery, would not require Senate ratification.
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Washington
Non
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Brarnee
French Empire
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Geluen
New York Workington
Chivalro
Baslon
Prendto Rien
Thrate
United Nations
Shee
UNO
Para
George Bidault
Jefferson Cattery
Senate
Rarmiers
Jt Providen
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R Bayt
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Caribbean
Croc
Judy
China
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Yonte
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Hines
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Marseilles
Algiers
Tonis
Dakar
Pointe Noir
Brayouville
Guadeloupe
Martinique
French Guinea
New Caledonia
Sargon
Hanoi
Bus Crash Kills Driver. 32 Hurt Near Montgomery
One person died and 32 injured when a Greyhound bus and a wrecking wrecker collided head on on the Atlanta highway 12 miles north of Montgomery. The wrecker driver William Lee was killed instantly. Serious injuries included bus driver Robert Seemeyer and passenger J. Daniel, both hospitalized in Montgomery. The wreck, blamed on a passing maneuver, left the wrecker demolished and passengers exiting via the emergency rear door. The bus carried 40 passengers before treatment.
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Montgomery
Als
St. J. Daniel
Shorter
Ala
St. Margaret's
Whitby
Mount Meiga
Lula Rice
Auanta
Bessie Carter
Atlanta
D. T. Dailey
Winder
Claude J. Bycde
Lilla Rock
Nell Ford
Charkotis
Pearl Harbor Probe Reopened by Committee
The Pearl Harbor committee voted to reopen public hearings and promised a new review of White House handling in the hours before the Japanese attack. They adjourned February 2 after three months of hearings and planned to recall Adm. Harold R. Stark for questioning about actions on December 6 1941.
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Washington
Toda
White House
Adm
Harold R. Stark
Naval Operations
Ten Governors To See Florida Citrus Operation
Governors from ten states will observe the Florida citrus business from tree to breakfast table. They will be guests of Florida Governor Millard Caldwell in Lake City region, flown in by a Providae air transport plane. The party includes Herbert, O Connor, Willian M. Tuck, KG. Cherry, Ransome 2. Williams, Chineecey Sparks, Hubert W. Kerr, Clarence Meadows, Varry F. Kelly, James M. McCord and their wives.
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City
Fla
Florida
Millard Caldwell
Paseo Couny
Lake Jend
Citrus
Providae
Herbert, O'Cunnor
Maryland
Willian M
Housewife Charged With Killing Mother in Alabama
A 10 day old report from Clanton Alabama. Sheriff J N Nivens says Mrs red Lett Patterson is charged with murdering her mother Henrietta Lett by beating her with a stick of stove wood. The alleged crime occurred yesterday.
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Clanton, Ala
J. N. Nivens
Red Lett Patterson
Henrietta Lett
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