Churchill renews charge on Soviet war footing in Commons
In the Commons, Winston Churchill as opposition leader argues that Russian armies backed by a despotic government dominate much of Europe. He warns the Soviet frontier reaches the Elbe and questions France's fate, while noting Britain and the U S forces in Europe are thinning under governments. He supports the UN and salutes Foreign Minister Bevin, but dissents on Potsdam.
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Winston Churchill
London
Europe
Churchill
Elbe
France
Mrs. Charlie Jerkins Dies Suddenly in Hartford
Hartford special report states Mrs. Charlie Jerkins died suddenly at her home around 8 a.m. She was the widow of Charlie Jerkins who passed about a year ago and is survived by three sons Robert Cit Jerkins of Montgomery, Herman Lee Jerkins and Charlie Jerkins Jr. of Hartford, one brother John Campbell of Dothan, and two sisters Ada Garner and M Campbell, both of Hartford. Funeral arrangements were not complete, but likely tomorrow.
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Hartford
Charlie Jerkins
Robert Cit Jerkins
Montgomery
Herman Lee Jerking
Chariie Jerkins, Jr
John Campbell
Dothan
Ada Garner
M. Campbell
AFL aims Florida court path in closed shop dispute
The AFL CIO appeal to the U S Supreme Court failed to decide in March 1946. The Florida case moves back through state courts with potential to reach the high court again, possibly affecting constitutional amendments in other states. The dispute centers on Florida law against closed shops versus federal labor rules and potential broader implications for union shop and maintenance of membership.
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Florida
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
AFL
CIO
National Labor Relations Act
Prayerful letter from a mother to Secretary Byrnes during war
A wartime letter from a mother describing hunger and hardship in her family. She asks God to guide Byrnes and to bring a just peace, while noting her Marine son Pfe Gordon Schnelle and his brother Lloyd in training. The scene includes reactions from Molotov Bevin and world leaders in tribute.
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Byrnes
Tye
Wwe
Pfe
Gordon Schnelle
4Th Marines
Lloyd
San Diego
V. M. Molotov
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Mystery surrounds death of Mrs Kimmey after FBI agent linked abduction
Six weeks after exposure the bodies are inspected. Mrs Kimmey was abducted from Silver City near Red Bank by Laubaugh who posed as an FBI agent. Laubaugh, once her lover, was jailed on Mann Act charges and vowed to come after her after she perjured statements to federal agents. Her first sergeant from Fort Monmouth knew her and acted to view the bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Monmouth
Mrs. Kimmey
Laubaugh
United Nations Disarmament Debate Divides Allies
A UN Assembly debate unfolds on a general reduction of armaments and a ban on military use of atomic energy. Molotov signals possible acceptance of U S inspection terms, while Byrnes and Bevin stress steady policy and constructive steps ahead. Molotov outlines benefits of disarmament alongside cautions and expectations.
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UN Assembly
U. S
Warren &. Austin
Molotov
United States
Lake Success
N. Y
James F. Byrnes
Germany
Yugoslavia
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Byrnes
Bevin
Foreign Press Association
United Nations
Refugees and UN Disarmament Talks Dominate Assembly
The Security Council experts back admitting Switzerland to the International Court of Justice if it accepts jurisdiction and costs. The U S delegation, led by Sens Connally and Vandenberg with Dulles and Stevenson, opposes breaking ties with Spain and may offer UN action. Initial U S disarmament ideas for the General Assembly favor a five power military staff committee and global arms reduction with inspections, weighing exclusive international agencies as in the Baruch plan. The debate centers on harmonizing Soviet and U S proposals while an international control body seeks broad inspection powers.
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Security Council
Committee of Experts
Switzerland
International Court of Jssties
United States
Tom Connally
B-Rex
Arthur Vandenberg
R-Mich
John Foster Dulles
Adlai Stevenson
America
U. S. Army
Navy
State Department
Washington
World Atomic Development Authority
Baruch
Delestates
Russia
Assembly
UN Atomic Control Commission
U.S
Birmingham Girl Makes Lakme Debut at the Met
The Metropolitan Opera opened its 62nd season with Lakme, a Delibes opera, presented with lavish staging and orchids. Lily Pons returned as Lakme and Irene Jordan of Birmingham, Alabama debuted as Mallika with assured performance.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Lakme
The
Met
Lily Pons
Miss Pons
Irene Jordan
Birmingham
Ala
Mallika
Methodists Propose Change In Date Of Annual Conference
Bishop Harrell announced proposals to move the Alabama Methodist Conference from November to June and to begin paying off the old Memorial Hospital debt. A committee will report on funding the moral obligation as ministers face school interruptions and new assignments are announced at 2 30 p m Sunday.
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Mobile
Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
Costen J. Harrell
Harrell
Greenville
Carl Adkins
Dauphin Way Methodist
King Addresses Lords on National Service and War Readiness
The king urged ongoing conscription and a strengthened volunteer flow for regular forces as part of a broader plan to coordinate fuel and power with the army. The throne speech outlined reconstituting territorial and reserve forces and extending national service beyond the transitional period.
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House of Lords
Diplomatic Corps
England
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Elizabeth
George
Attlee
Scotland Yard
Lord Montgomery
Palestine
Guy Fawkes
Palestine Underground
Labor talks move in Chicago and Washington on key union issues
Negotiations continue in Chicago between Chalmers and the CIO UAW with R. J. Thomas signaling a possible settlement within a week. TWA talks occur in Washington while Pacific Coast ports press to end a 42 day maritime strike with a federal conciliator proposing immediate resumption of work and later arbitration on disputed points after a first contract.
Supreme Court to decide on delegation of OPA subpoena power
The Supreme Court agreed to hear three cases challenging OPA Administrator Paul Porter's authority to delegate subpoenas to district directors. The action marks one of several upcoming decisions as the term opens. Also on the docket are challenges to the Hatch Act and Utah plural marriages, while the court refused to review Puerto Rico land seizures and SEC regulation of foreign subsidiaries in two other actions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
OPA
Paul Porter
Porter
Utah
Labor unit accepts 14 percent raise pending broader deals
Months after work stoppages, the 525 members of The Los Angeles Herald-Express CIO unit accepted management's offer of a 14 percent wage increase upon return. Final settlement depends on negotiations with CIO news vendors and AFL allied printing trades.
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Los Angeles Herald-Express
CIO American Newsaper Guild
CIO News Vendors
AFL- Allied Printing Trades
Bransford 52 Dies at Mobile Home in Sudden Collapse
J B Bransford real estate man and former Mobile district supervisor for the State Alcoholic Beverage Control board died suddenly yesterday at his home. He suffered a heart attack last August, a month before his dismissal by the ABC board and appealed to the State Personnel Board for a hearing.
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Mobile
J. B Bransford
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Bransford
ABC Board
State Personnel Board
Ols
Fragmentary OCR Brief on Gaugster Family
Fragmented text mentions a Gaugster family and a physician. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible. Unable to determine a definite action or names beyond the scattered references.
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Gov
Potsdam
New Orleans
Mit Ili
Bricks Brewton Eng. CO
Washington, Dethan
Optometrists
C. E. Blakey
G. W. Blakey
Foster
Blakey
N. Foster
Buie
Gates
J. D. Buie
Ozark, Ala
Ozark Steam Laundry
Panama City
Fla
Albany
Macon
Atlanta
Georgia
Campbellton
Cottondale
Bay Line
Comfort
Dr. D. Jayne & Son
Jayne
Birmingham Girl
Methodists
Puerto Rico
Security and Exchange Commission
Eastern Sugar Associates
High Court
Land Authority
U. S. Congress
Rexford Guy Tugwell
John W. Davis
SEC
Electric Bond & Share Co
American & Foreign Power Coo., Inc
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Cuba
Ecuador
Guatemala
Mexico
Panama
Venezuela
India
China
Electric Bond & Share
Public Utility Holding Company Act
Samuel Okin
Bond
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Sanitone
DRY Cleaners
J. B. Bransford
1XIE Transfer & Storage CO
Bell St. Ite
Gaugster
Ong
Vicks Vactro
Ontes
M. St. Andrews
Solomon Motor Co., Inc
N. St. Andrews St
Saliba-Herring Motor CO
N. St. Andrews
St. Dethan, Ak
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