Poland To Submit Atomic Energy Plan At UN
New York report says Dr. Oscar Lange will present Poland’s atomic energy plan soon to the UN commission. The effort follows Russia’s veto on Spain, with Lange signaling new proposals to secure unanimity against Franco. The UN atomic energy commission meets later to discuss a US plan for a peaceful international authority.
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Oscar Lange
United Nations Atomic Energy ‘Commission
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Franco
Spain
Russia
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Security Council
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Mexico
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United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Canada
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Bernard M. Baruch
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Madrid
Weather Update North Carolina Shows Cloudy Skies and Warmth Shift
Partly cloudy with scattered showers today tonight and Thursday. Warmer conditions push into the northwest portion. Lighter cooling expected tonight and Thursday with slightly cooler temperatures.
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North Carolina
Attorney Victorious In Michigan's GOP Election
Michigan and Massachusetts returns crown several leaders as Kim Sigler leads in Michigan GOP contest and John F Kennedy wins Democratic nomination in Massachusetts 11th district. Vernon Brown and Ed Jeffries trail in Michigan while Murray Van Wagoner advances on Democratic side and Maurice Tobin secures Democratic renomination in Massachusetts.
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American Legion
Edward J. Jeffries
Detroit
Murray D. van Wagoner
William J. Cody
Massachusetts
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Francis D. Harrigan
Tobin
Robert F. Bradford
Michigan
Massa
Canned Fruit and Veg Prices to Rise for 1946 Pack
Washington reports higher costs from approved wage hikes risk lifting prices on part of the 1946 canning pack. OPA lacks data on scope of raises and their broader price impact. Some items see price control removed including tents, tarpaulins, uniforms shoes only, and specific fabric and repair charges.
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Washington
OPA
Doolittle Flies 938 Air Miles In 3 Hrs 37 Mins
Jimmy Doolittle former commanding general of the Army Air Forces flew from Houston Texas to Chicago 698 air miles yesterday in three hours and 37 minutes cutting nearly in half the scheduled airline time between the two cities. His DC 4 carried about 50 newspaper men radio officials executives.
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Chicago
Jimmy Doolittle
the &Th Army Air Force
Houston
Tex
Doolittle
Southern Air Lines
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Dr Reynolds Outlines North Carolina Polio Ban Stand
Dr Carl V Reynolds head of the North Carolina department of public health said NC will enforce the polio ban and that children from Florida should stay in Florida to avoid quarantines in NC South Carolina and Georgia He urged Floridians traveling through NC to contact the health department in advance to avoid embarrassment He dismissed a charge of professional jealousy in tourism as trivial and unwarranted commentary.
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Raleigh
Carl V. Reynolds
North Carolina
Health Department
Reynolds
N. H. Hankoff
Miami Beach
Husband Kills Wife and Son-In-Law in Florida Slaying
Detective Captain D. D. Stephens reported that Roscoe M. Tucker killed his wife Evelyn Mable Tucker and son-in-law Curtis Alton Nipper. Tucker, 55, was shot five times by Detective Jack Shykove after attacking with a blood smeared hammer and hiding in bushes. Doris, 13, and Kenneth, 19, witnessed the killings. Doris suffered a head injury.
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Fila
D. D. Stephens
Stephens
Roscoe M. Tucker
Jack Shykove
Shykove
Evelyn Mable Tucker
Tucker
Captain Stephens
Curtis Alton Nipper
Palmetto Beach
Nipper
Tuckers
Doris
Kenneth
Durants Reach Frankfurt For Their Trials
Col. J. W. Durant and his WAC captain wife arrived by plane at Rhein Main airfield in the Frankfurt area to face a court martial over the alleged theft of the Hesse crown jewels. They traveled under military escort to the court proceeding.
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WAC
Hesse
Rhein-Main
French Italian Border Question Up To Ministers
Paris dispatch reports the four foreign ministers continuing to debate the Italian peace treaty. The session also covers minor economic clauses and the border question with Italy. Deputy ministers met early to finalize reports on Bulgarian Finnish and Romanian pacts amid renewed pessimism after reparations deadlock.
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Paris
Georges Ridault
Chamber of Deputies
France
U.S
Stalin Decrees Stricter Military Politeness Rules
Moscow dispatch reports Generalissimo Stalin has signed a decree establishing new disciplinary regulations for the Red Army and Navy. The rules emphasize strict obedience to superiors, readiness to endure deprivations, and a redefined officer soldier relationship to strengthen Soviet power.
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Moscow
Red Star
House Committee Advances Draft Social Security Tax Bill
The Ways and Means Committee began drafting a bill proposing a 50 percent tax hike for both employers and employees to expand social security. The panel also backed extending benefits to all World War II veterans’ families for three years at no cost to veterans. A broader proposal to cover about 20 million additional workers remains to be acted on.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Folger Reiterates Coercion Claim in Primary Probe
Rep John H Folger of Mt Airy repeats charges that highway commission members coerced employees to back Thurmond Chatham in the May 25 fifth district Democratic primary. Folger disputes a Graham led inquiry calling it one sided and says he could add evidence.
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John H. Folger
Mt. Airy
State Highway Commission
Thurmond Chatham
A. H. Graham
Graham
Folger
Jewish Refugees Press for Palestine Amid Europe Crisis
In Europe shortages and displacement spill into growing Jewish refugee flows. From Frankfurt to Belsen many seek asylum, with United States and British zones housing thousands awaiting fate. The wish of young Jews to migrate to Palestine is echoed by testimonies gathered there.
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Germany
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Belsen
Britain US urged action on 100000 Jewish settlers to Palestine
The British American inquiry committee urged immediate immigration of 100000 Jews to Palestine. Bevin warned against hasty action while Attlee postponed a decision. In New York the UN council approved extended relief for German and Austrian Jews and stateless people. About 45,000 Jews in Germany were affected.
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Marshall Would Cut Chinese Army to Sixty Divisions
Gen George G Marshall proposes a US supervised reorganization of China's armed forces reducing the Chinese national army to 60 divisions from an estimated 75 to 375. Acting Sec Acheson and Sec War Patterson disclosed the plan to the House Foreign Affairs Committee as part of Marshall’s mission in China.
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George G. Marshall
China
Far East
United States
State Acheson
Patterson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Marshal
Philippines
Acheson
Price Control Gets Support From Wallace
Secretary of Commerce Wallace urged vigilance against inflation as OPA extension talks began in Washington. He warned that weakening price and rent controls could provoke a boom and bust akin to postwar cycles, while noting potential prosperity if the economy stays steady.
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Wallace
Senate House Opa
Capitol Hill
British Officers Missing Amid Israeli Disorder
In Jerusalem on June 1 police said another British officer, Maj. H. B. Chadwick, is missing, raising to six the abducted Britons amid Tel Aviv violence. Troops scour surrounding settlements as the Levy group seeks commutation of death sentences, with curfews and roadblocks in place and protests mounting across the region.
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Zvai Leumi
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Ernest Bevin
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France
Haj Amin el
Charlotte Heat Not Breaking Records, June Forecasts
Charlotte weather officials say June temperatures remain high but not record setting. The hottest day on record here was 101.6 in 1944, with June 19 previously peaking at 99.3. Forecasts predict relief with scattered thunderstorms and cooler air across the Carolinas. Charlotte reached 95 while other cities reported 90s.
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