Molotov Seeks Italy Watch Amid Austria Agenda Shift
Paris dispatch reports Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov urged adding Austria to the peace talks agenda and warned against a fascist revival in Italy. He said Italy’s crisis could justify intervention, while Byrnes noted Rome currently upholds the republic. Austria was tentatively slated for later discussion.
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Paris
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V. M. Molotov
Austria
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Washington
France
Russia
Britain
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Moscow
Council
U. S
James F. Byrnes
United States
Republic
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Britain to push imposed peace plan for India
New Delhi reports the British cabinet mission will unveil its final plan on Indian independence, likely endorsing an imposed peace over Congress objections to interim government composition. The Congress rejects parity, province grouping, and European participation while the Muslim League accepts independence but aims for a separate Pakistan.
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New Delhi
All-India Congress Party
Lord Wavell
Congress Party
India
Britain
Backers of Case labor disputes bill abandon fight
Backers of the vetoed Case labor disputes bill say they will pause efforts until likely next year and push a modified version of President Truman's emergency strike control plan. They will add only sections the president accepts, while opponents call the move a victory for Truman in Congress.
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Clair Johnson
Washington
Truman
Congress
Warranees
Rep
Ase
R SD
Refugee Issue Debated by United States Great Britain and Russia
In the United Nations Economic and Social Council the United States and Great Britain clashed with Russia over the refugee problem. Russia accused Western powers of hiding facts while Yugoslavia pressed for an on the spot camp investigation. US delegate Winant defended humanitarian aims and denied political use of refugee plights. British delegate Hector McNeil supported inspections and denied any sinister motive.
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New York
United States
Great Britain
Russia
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Nikolai J. Feonov
Europe
John G. Winant
U. S
Austria
Hector McNeil
Albert C Webb Dies After Eight Months Illness
Albert C Webb aged 68 a real estate dealer inventor and early automobile racer died in St Louis after an eight month illness. He was noted for his contributions to real estate and early auto racing circles.
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ST. Louis
Albert C. Webb
Spain Seeks Reopening of French Frontier After Elections
Madrid reports indicate negotiations are underway to reopen the Franco frontier closed since March 1 with the exception of April. Spanish officials welcomed the French elections, viewing gains by the popular republican movement as a setback to unilateral anti Franco action. Talks about reopening frontier had circulated since the vote.
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Madrid
Pular Republican Movement
Senate Approves Pay and Benefit Increases
The Senate approved a five percent monthly boost to federal contributions for state old age and blind assistance, a three dollar raise for dependent children programs, and a two thousand five hundred dollar annual expense allowance for senators. This bundles sixty four million dollars to fund Congress for the coming year. The vote focused mainly on telegram allowances for official government use.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Chances Of Peace Shown In Coming Month
The United States atomic control plan presented by Bernard Baruch frames a peace organization for global accord. With the foreign ministers’ Paris conference opening, Washington eyes both New York’s atom plan progress and Paris for a possible three-power accord. Officials say success hinges on powers working together. failure could stall major agreements.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
United Nations
Bernard Baruch
Paris
Russia
New York
White House
State Department
Disorders flare anew on Luzon in anti Roxas clashes
In Cabanatuan Luzon June 15 reports say 15 peasants were killed and five wounded in battles near San Felipe Kabaulihan and Camadagall as Hukbalahap guerrillas civil guards and USAFFE units clash within 25 miles of the city. Governor Casteneda tallies 11 Huks slain at San Felipe and a farmer killed during a four hour engagement. Six thousand Church of Christ members sheltered in town were interviewed by the agrarian commission about returning to the paddies amidCongested conditions and seeking protection.
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Cabanatuan
Luzon
Manuel Roxas
Agrarian Commission
Central Luzon
Usaffe
San Felipe
Kabaulihan
Camadag
Neuva Ecija
Isabelo Casteneda
Casteneda
Philippine Church of Christ
Buenaventura Lopez
East Central School
Parachutist and Plane Collide Over Adrian Airport
Professional parachutist Warren Berg of Detroit survived a mid air collision with a small two seater private plane piloted by Sterling Mead. The plane struck Berg’s parachute at about 1500 feet causing Berg to be pinned to the tail while the plane plunged toward the ground. Berg escaped and landed. Mead suffered minor head lacerations. Berg sustained a possible ankle fracture.
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Adrian
Midh
Warren Berg
Detroit
Sterling Mead
Chicago Boulevard
Berg
Mead
Bixby Hospital
Rochester
Ind
Domestic Coal Deliveries Are Eased Up
The Solid Fuels Administration eased restrictions on domestic coal deliveries as output nears normal. Households and retail buyers may now receive up to 60 percent of their 1945 46 supply base, while non storage users remain limited to ten days or one truck load. A future order may raise the limit further.
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Washington
Solid Fuels Administration
Maritime Workers Propose 2 Million Strike Fund for Global Union
The CIO backed CMU exposes plans for a 2 million dollar strike fund and world wide conferences with maritime unions abroad to prepare for a new crisis next fall. Harry Bridges and Joseph Curran lead the CMU. additional funds to come from outside unions and CMU members.
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Maritime Workers
Washington
Cio-Supported
Committee For Maritime Unity
CMU
Harry Bridges
Joseph Curran
Cochairmen
Labor Department
Louis Goldblatt
New Autos Plentiful In Mexico
In Mexico City on June 15 authorities note the international auto market favors Mexican speculators. New cars scarce in the U S are plentiful here with promises of immediate delivery for Chevrolets Dodges Plymouths Fords and Reo trucks. Prices show a Packard Clipper at 16500 pesos and a Ford sedan at 8500 pesos, with used cars and jeeps available at varied pesos costs.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
U. S
Ford
War Hero Hires Plane Takes Bride From Fiancé
GRAND JUNCTION Col o June 15 A pretty blonde bride elopes with war hero Ralph L Antonides 25 who hires a plane to Las Vegas to marry Mrs Francy Kurtz Antonides 23 daughter of a Colorado family They return to Colorado contrite and happy The couple attended a bachelor dinner for the jilted groom before eloping and a planned 300 guest reception was canceled as east visitors arrived.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Francy Kurtz Antonides
Colorado
Tony
Ralph L
Tony) Antonides
Las Vegas
Nev
Antonides
Joseph B. Blackburn
Denver
Miss Kurtz
French Find Huge Cache Of Firearms
France faces potential new political crisis as the communist party signals reluctance toward a Bi dault government. It pushes for a tripartite cabinet under a socialist and demands control of foreign affairs interior or defense. De Gaulle is set to speak in Normandy amid rumors he may address domestic politics.
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Paris
Communist Party
Georges Bidault
Far Republican Movement
MPR
Constituent Assembly
de Gaulle
Normandy
France
French Reds May Balk At Popular Rule
Paris reports the interior ministry disclosed a cache of 40 tons of guns and ammunition found in a Bordeaux area chateau. Grounds keeper Jean Boschwitz is in police questioning. The find is linked to international arms traffic with eight trucks delivering 600 cases on June 2 to the chateau run by the ORT group aiding Jews aiming for Palestine.
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Paris
Ministry of the Interior
France
Bordeaux
Chateau
Jean Boschwitz
Gironde Populaire
ORT
Palestine
Truman Seeks Unified Military Cabinet and Air Force Control
President Truman urged Congress to merge military services into a single cabinet department and assign air forces greater responsibility than the Navy. He outlined a plan after settlement of eight of twelve points, with remaining issues to be studied. Army favor the unification as essential to action and economy, while the Navy seeks less drastic integration preserving autonomy.
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Truman
Jess
Orces
Cer
Navy
of War
Uni
Army
Naval
Chai
House
Senate
White House
Pat and
Forrestal
Gen
D. Eisenhower
Chester W
Naval Operations
Gie
Congress
North Carolina Sunday Weather Outlook
Cloudy and warmer conditions prevail across North Carolina on Sunday with widely scattered thundershowers expected mainly in western areas. Residents should monitor local forecasts for potential sudden storms and heat.
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North Carolina
Attitude of Russia Seen as Key to Atomic Control Plan
In New York the UN atomic energy commission backs Baruch plan for international control of atomic energy. Russia's stance is viewed as pivotal while Britain hints at adding safeguards. The five permanent Security Council members may relinquish veto rights on energy matters, with enforcement provisions for violations.
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New York
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
United States
Cing
International Atomic Development Authority
Security Council
Er Cadogan
Andrei Gromyko
See Council
Tyre
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