Renner Seeks Austrian Treaty Amid Four-Power Rule
Vienna interview with President Karl Renner describes Austria under four military governments, the need for a postwar treaty to clear legal status, and hopes for Western Allied Russia accord without another war. Renner warns unity of the world matters to Austria and cites the desire for a future with stable governance.
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Winston Churchill
Missouri
Moscow
Europe
Austria
Karl Renner
Churchill
Stalin
Renner
Dr. Renner
Republic
Tornadoes Hit Alabama Killing Four People
Tornadoes and high winds across Alabama today killed at least four people and injured seven others. In Marengo county eight miles west of Demopolis a tornado destroyed farm houses, killing a Negro woman and child and injuring six others. In Sumter county near Livingston another Negro was killed as tenant houses were destroyed. Andrew Ryns of Big Sandy and his wife were injured when their home was destroyed in the Birmingham area.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
W. B. Davis
Demopolis
Marengo County
Sumter County
Livington
Davis
Livingston
Mississippi Line
Andrew Ryns
Big Sandy
Mary
Chatham Nominated For Undersecretary Of Navy
Thurmond Chatham of Winston-Salem North Carolina is recommended by Otto Kinzel for undersecretary of the navy. Chatham, WWI ensign and WWII navy commander, is described as a 100 per cent navy man though he says he seeks Congress and not a cabinet post. He is a candidate in North Carolina's fifth district Democratic primary.
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Washington
Thurmond Chatham
Winston-Salem
N. C
Truman
Otto Kinzel
New York
Chatham
Pearl Harbor
Kinzel
Greensboro
News
Today
Congress
House of Representatives
North Carolina
Explosions Hit Berlin Russian Sector Injuries Reported
Three blasts shook Alexander Kaserne in midtown Berlin used as Russian military and German civilian police HQ. Casualties exceed 300 with at least one police fatality and 100 seriously injured as debris and glass rain over several blocks. Police and Red Army troops cordon area. aid stations set up.
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Berlin
Alexander Kaserne
Red Army
Alexander Platz
Norfolk Police Continue Hunt For Killer
Norfolk police hunt the origin of a stray rifle shot that killed Morris S. Hawkins president of Norfolk Southern railway. Detective Leon Howitzky says details may be revealed within 48 hours or sooner. Hawkins was struck while walking with a dog near his home at 5 p.m. Thursday. Funeral set for 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at Freemason Street Baptist church. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery. Inquest by City Coroner Dr C D J Macdonald Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.
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Morris S. Hawkins
Norfolk Southern Railway
Leon Howitzky
Hawkins
Freemason Street Baptist Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Portsmouth
C. D. J. Macdonald
City Coronner
Immediate Ratification Of Pact Urged
Associated Press reports a calm across the country after a week of labor unrest with settlements at General Motors and General Electric. About 275,000 strikers were near return to work, as CIO unions ratified terms including wage hikes of 18 cents an hour and plans to resume production swiftly.
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General Electric
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GM Council
UAW
R. J. Thomas
United Electrical Workers Conference Board
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Washington
J L. Lewis
AFL United Mine Workers
Charles O'Neill
UMW
Lewis
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Harry Bridges
CIO Longshoremen’s Union
Waterfront Employers Association
Bridges
Seattle
San Diego
South Bendy Ind
Oliver Corp
Tar Heels Put On Forest Fire Commission
E F Dunbar of Troy Alabama was re elected president of the Southern States Forest Fire commission at the annual convention in Warrenton Readers from the Carolinas Virginia Georgia Alabama and Florida attended the one day meeting J R Wollett of Littleton was elected vice president M H Hary of Warrenton chairs the board W L Shaddix of Birmingham secretary treasurer Directors for North Carolina include F M Gardner Warren ton M E Mitchell Weldon and W C Lucas Asheboro
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Warrenton
E. F. Dunbar
Troy
Ala
Southern States Forest Fire Commission
J. R. Wollett
Littleton
M. H. Hary
W. L. Shaddix
Birmingham
North Carolina
F. M. Gardner
M. E. Mitchell
Weldon
Shaw Joins Concord Daily Tribune Editorial Staff
Thomas H. Shaw Jr formerly associate editor of the Roxboro Courier-Times has joined the Concord Daily Tribune editorial staff under editor W. M. Sherrill.
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Tom Shaw
Concord Concord
Thomas H. Shaw, Jr
Roxboro Courier-Times
Concord Daily Tribune
W. M. Sherill
U S Charged With Removing Jap Property
Moscow dispatch says Pravda reports the United States removed valuables from Japan including platinum gold silver jewelry from a German warehouse in Tokyo. It cites Stars and Stripes and Nippon Times as sources noting mass seizures by American authorities in late 1945 and early 1946.
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Pravda
Vladivostok
Waa
Japan
United States
Tokyo
Stars and Stripes
Communist Party
Nippon Times
Tar Heels Be Given Talk On Economics
In Winston-Salem on March 16 a talk on economics described U.S. government fiscal stimulus as unprecedented and warned that no government has withstood such a spending spree without risking economic stability.
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Winston-Salem
United States
Iran to bring Moscow tensions before United Nations
Iran plans to ask the U N Security Council to re examine the trouble with Moscow and invoke United Nations charter guarantees to end Middle East tension. The United States will back Iran and Turkey against aggression as part of this action.
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Washington
Russia
UNO
Iran
Security Council
Moscow
United States
United Nations
Middle East
Turkey
Sentence To Be Pronounced Upon Woman Monday
Wilmington March 16 Mrs Corene Graham Collins 30 is to be sentenced Monday after a superior court conviction for manslaughter in the February 10 death of her mother Mrs Bordeaux in a Wilmington housing district. Collins previously lived at Gallivant's Ferry South Carolina and has resided in Wilmington for several months.
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Wilmington
Corene Graham Collins
Bordeaux
Collins
Gallivant’s Ferry
S. C
Hoey To Receive Service Medal From Congress
Three Carolinians among 12 former governors to receive the selective service medal for aiding in establishing the system. Sen Clyde R Hoey and Sos Burnet R Maybank and Olin D Johnston of South Carolina are named among the recipients in the vice president’s office ceremony.
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Washington
Congress
Clyde R. Hoey
D-No
Sos
Burnet KR. Maybank
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Selective Service
U S Trained Divisions On Way To China
General Marshall announced that American trained Chinese divisions are departing for Manchuria amid an extremely critical situation. He urged strong American support including material and financial aid to help China achieve unity between nationalist and communist forces and maintain world stability.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Manchuria
Truman
State Byrnes
Marshall
China
Churchill presses Soviet Union to seek UN council guidance
Winston Churchill urged the Soviet Union to bring its international issues to the United Nations Security Council to preserve wartime sympathy for Russia. He warned Moscow would bear responsibility if it discourages support or pressures Turkey over the Dardanelles. He disclosed talks at Potsdam on a joint guarantee of straits freedom and a fortress needed to control Constantinople.
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Russia
Iran
Council
UNO
Turkey
Dardanelles
Churchill
America
Constantinople
United States
Europe
Danube
Rhine
Russia aims five year plan to boost atomic power growth
Moscow reports the 1946 1950 five year plan to expand atomic energy and industrial output. Voznesensky told parliament that education would grow to host 1.2 million students, rationing ends this year, and heavy industry plus motor vehicle production will surge.
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Russia
N. A. Voznesensky
Supreme Soviet
Voznesensky
Soviet Union
Commissar
Council of Peoples’ Commissars
Council of Ministers
Children Saved By Engineer Timely Action
DES MOINES March 16 Two young sisters aged 8 and 6 wandered onto the Rock Island railroad bridge over the Des Moines river. Engineer Harold Bateman of Rock Island Illinois spotted them 200 feet ahead and halted his passenger train just in time. Trainmen freed the trapped girl.
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Des Moines
Harold Bateman
Rock Island
Ill
Joyce Halligan
Judy Carol
Des Moines River
Joyce
Bateman
Iranian War Minister Denies Aggressive Tehran Defense Claim
In Tehran on March 16 Gen Ahmed Sepehbed Amir Ahmedi denied statements attributed to him after a March 13 press conference. He said Iran would defend Tehran to the last man and blamed a war department interpreter for misinterpretation. Prince Firouz joined in the denial, asserting misquotation by foreign newsmen.
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Tehran
Ahmed Sepehbed Amir Ahmedi
Ahmedi
Prince Firouz
War Department
Russia to Press Fight Over UNRRA Aid for Refugees
Delegate Nikolai Fenov said Moscow would renew its bid to deny UNRRA relief to hundreds of thousands of political refugees. Britain and the United States oppose using aid to compel displaced nationals to return home during UNRRA council’s fourth session.
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Russia
UNRRA
Nikolai Fenov
London
Britain
United States
Tehran denies Soviet invasion claims in war ministers denial
Firouz refutes foreign radio reports claiming Tehran residents fear a Russian invasion. He distributed a copy of War Ministers' Denial to correct false impressions aboard. The denials state no Soviet army arrival or nightly Soviet troop announcements were made by him and he asks newsmen to spread the clarification.
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Firouz
Tehran
London Radio
Iran
Security Council
Karaj
University To Get Million In Revenue
GREENSBORO, March 6 B The escheats committee of the University of North Carolina, led by Maj. L. P. McLendon, believes more than $1,000,000 may be available from unclaimed bank accounts, power and gas deposits, and unused tickets. The committee will meet in Raleigh to plan actions under the escheats law, aiming to reclaim funds for the university and return later claims to owners.
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University of North Carolina
Maj
L. P. McLendon
Major McLendon
R. Gregg
University Committee
McLendon
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