Atomic Control Plan Goes To UN Council Tomorrow
The United States plan for an atomic control authority faces a UN committee vote tomorrow. Gromyko signals possible sharp debate over veto rights and authority powers as new U S memorandum outlines timetable and production cessation questions. The Security Council session is expected to cover routine matters.
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Bank Robbery Duo Run Down by Kansas Officers
Two gunmen posing as brothers named Drum spent two weeks with two women at a resort run by Reynolds in Missouri. After a chase from Pittsburg to southeast Kansas, Frizzell was killed and the other wounded as police recovered $4700 and a Hartford rental slip. Bank loot estimated well over $1000.
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Furniture Meet Attracts 4100 Buyers in New York
New York July 23 more than 4100 buyers attended the mid summer exhibit at the New York furniture exchange setting a first day attendance record for a summer market. Quotas remained in effect and some lines limited orders to old accounts while buyers were more discriminating than in wartime years. Deliveries have improved recently though plywood and glue shortages slow bedroom suites output and hardware for drawer handles remains tight with some plastics used to ease the shortage.
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OPA Reforms Include Meat Dairy Grains and Rent Controls
The plan would restore controls on meat dairy products grains cottonseed and soybeans and foods from them. It authorizes the board to renew ceilings on poultry eggs and related products and ends rent controls from June 30, 1947 with a pricing formula based on 1940 industry averages. It shifts farm price controls to the agriculture secretary and authorizes 1 billion dollars in subsidies with no food subsidies after April 1, 1947. It preserves prewar margins for auto and appliance dealers and ends the maximum average price regulation for clothing.
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Killer Shot While Fleeing Car. Manley Believed Dead
The article reports a man shot while fleeing from an automobile. A note in the car signed by Ken Hanley asks someone to watch his kids, suggesting he hoped to avoid harming others. Police used bloodhounds in Six Boys Woods and later suspected he remained in the hideout.
Reward Offered for Newton’s Mystery Man
Two hundred dollars in reward money spurred a search for the identity of the Newton prowler who left unsigned notes at Attorney J C Rudisill’s home and reportedly attacked Rudisill’s son Billy with a butcher knife last Sunday. Nearby residents report intruder activity in basements as authorities call the case baffling with no developments.
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Memorial silence after Jerusalem blast marks tense day
Palestine civil service workers call a 15 minute noon memorial as curfew loosens but tension remains high. The explosion hit the British army secretariat in the hotel, killing and wounding, with two minor blasts earlier and damage across Jerusalem.
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Wage increase debate before wage controls end
From page one, the statement says the proposed 12 cent raise was justified before wage controls expired. If the cost of living rises markedly, it may be necessary to seek more than the current demand of 12 cents.
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Nationalist push threatens civil war in China risk to world peace
Analysts in America, China, and Russia warn that nationalist forces could trigger all-out civil war in China. They cite potential for US policy disruption, Russo American tensions, and a broader threat to global peace, urging early action to prevent calamity per Mme Sun as a guiding view.
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War Profits Calls Washington Office On Social Matter
Dickstein formerly chaired the House immigration committee and had contacted the Washington office of the combine on a social matter.
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Senator Mead Demands Discipline Over Garsson Munitions Case
Chairman Mead of the Senate war investigating committee pressed the War Department to discipline senior officers linked to the Garsson munitions affair. Records show six officers received official travel orders with government expense and per diem to attend Natalie Garsson’s wedding in New York.
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Rainmakers Study Details Early Nebraska Rain Lore
Miss Louise Pound surveys Nebraska rain lore from the 1800s to early 1900s. Settlers blamed cabin smoke soil cultivation crops tree planting and loud noises for rain while gunpowder explosions and boxcar operators with concussive and chemical methods gained brief notice.
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Revolutionaries Remembered as Leaders Jailed
After a crackdown supporters of Bury are dispersed and many military leaders and secret police members are jailed. Funeral services for slain revolutionists will be held today in multiple ceremonies across the city.
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Neckties vanish as Bolivian students lead revolt
Bolivians shed neckties in a student driven gesture against servility and conformity. Revolutionists discarded ties while followers, including diplomats like the Chilean Ambassador, joined to avoid hostility and show solidarity.
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Conference committee nears end on OPA bill amid opposition
Rep Wolcott voices fears of famine and confusion from the compromise bill as the six day wrangle ends. The plan keeps OPA alive one year with price ceilings on many items while lifting limits on meat and other basics by August 20. A three member control board would decide if ceilings return and could order relief for certain products.
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