Mackenzie on Iran and UN role in world peace
Dewitt Mackenzie argues the Iran issue remains a UN security council matter not a personal affair between Iran and Russia. He notes Iran’s strategic importance, the need to keep the agenda, and that progress among the Big Four in Paris could boost the UN's standing and global peace efforts.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Council
Moscow
Soviet Union
Iran
Te‘heran
Security Council
United Nations
U.N
Geneva
League of Nations
London
Britain
France
America
Paris
Rusigy Acscepta
I. Freeratary
Tate
No Tax Cut in 1946 Says Nation Today
Washington notes no immediate tax cut for 1946 with talks about changes in 1947. Studies under way in government. Congress debating whether income should be taxed less than investment income. House Ways and Means and Senate Finance study tax and social security issues. local expert comments on taxes as a tax on ambition. President Andrew Johnson mentioned in truncated note.
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Nation Today
James Marlow
Washington
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Committee
House
House Committee
Albert J. Brown
Office of Pbonestic Commerce
Commerce Department
UN Experts Plan World Police Force
In a penthouse above a midtown hotel about 20 experts draft plans for a UN military staff committee aimed at forming an international police force. The panel, linked to the Security Council, could advise on military needs, armaments, and possible disarmament, with enforcement powers including demonstrations, blockades, and air sea land actions. Chiefs from the U.S., U.K., Russia, France and China sit as permanent members, with advisers from land sea and air. The size and national contributions of the force are debated, with the U.S. expected to supply major air and sea units and ground forces possibly from other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Hauck
New York
United Nations
Securrity Council
WJ. N
Ithe Security Council
Security Council
United States
United Kingdom
Russia
France
China
U.S
George C. Kenhey
M. B. Ridaway
Army
R. KK. Turner
Navy
Denys Knoll
Tugsin
Neny Padding Of Payrolls Denied By Governor Martin
NARRISBURG April 1 Governor Martin denied primary charges of payroll padding. He said state employee totals declined from 92 000 to 43 000 and that payrolls are expanding to handle veterans education tasks and postwar road program needs under the 1945 legislature.
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Narrisburg
Martin
Ia Scranton
John A. Shroyer
Highways
Ant Organization
Shroyer
Highways Department
FDR Memorial To Be Dedicated At Hyde Park
Hyde Park New York April 11 President Truman will dedicate Franklin D Roosevelt’s home and grave site at a national shrine. The ceremony uses the white pillar ed stone porch as the platform with 700 chairs arranged by Interior Department staff. The event will be broadcast on NBC CBS and ABC from 2 30 to 9 pm EST.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Franklin DR. Roosevelt
Truman
Roosevelt
J. Oa
Department of Interior
George A. Palmer
Interior Department
Hoyn
NBC
CBS
ABC
Arrives In Vienna Safely For Army Government Post
A Vienna calgram informs the wife of EB d. McLurk ie CPA that her husband has arrived safely. McLurkie left Indiana State Teachers College to accept a one year assignment as chief accountant for the American Military Government in Austria. He will aid economic rehabilitation of American industries.
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Callegram
Vienna
EB. d. McLurkie
CPA
Cied
Aussia
McLurkie
Indiana State Teachers College
Austria
Hiss Adress
DEP
SLA
APO
Care Postmater
Timber Pierre Stag Affair Prompts Lumber Office Lineup
About 25 men formed a phalanx before a lumber company office awaiting a long standing order for building materials. Poey reported two carloads of lumber arriving, marking the scene as a strictly stag affair on April 11.
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Pierre
SL. D
Poey
Hughes Named Jefferson Co Superintendent in Jefferson County
John H. Hughes was unanimously elected county superintendent of schools at a Brookville meeting of 90 directors. He has served as superintendent since 1931. The board raised his salary by 800 dollars annually and boosted the assistant’s pay by 00 dollars. H Clair Henry was named assistant for four years. James T. Downie was re elected as Punxsutawney superintendent.
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John H. Hughes
Jefferson County
Brookville
Hughes
H. Clair Henry
James T. Downie
Punxsulawney
Dardanelles First Poser Says Speaker
Vera Micheles Dean, director of the Foreign Policy Association, told the Pennsylvania Welfare Federation that Russia will claim equality with the United States and Britain in all things, urging the Dardanelles solution first to curb extremism and aid starving Europe. The federation re elected John N. O’Neil as president and named new officers. Dr Howard K. Perry urged $50 million state mental hospital funding to improve aging facilities and care for the mentally ill.
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Harrisburg
Russia
United States
Britain
Vera Micheles Dean
Foreign Policy Association
Dean
Pennsylvania Welfare Federation
Dardanelles
America
Europe
Poland
Hungary
Federation
John N. O'Neil
Washington
Helen Hubbell
Wilbur S. Newstetter
Pittsburgh
Edwin Moore
Shamokin
Howard K. Perry
Kaltenbrunner Opens Tribunal Testimony on Nazi Crimes
Nazi Security Police chief Ernest Kaltenbrunner told the International Military Tribunal he would accept responsibility for acts of his force as far as within his control. He denied knowledge of the Mauthausen camp execution of Jan 24 1945 and claimed orders bearing his signature were not his fault. He described efforts to seek peace through American channels in 1943 1948 and possible talks in Portugal Switzerland and Lisbon. The testimony followed references to other Nazi leaders and an affadavit by Wilhelm Roett. A transport plane named Stout Pullman was noted as the first U S all metal transport plane.
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Setu
Mauthaisen
Ofo
Joseph Morton, Jr
Associated Press
Mauthiusen
Kaltenbrunner
Hitler
Himmier
Teslupo
Mueller
Harler
Katzenbrunner
Portugal
Switzerland
Vatican
Kallenbrunner
Wilhelm ( Roett
Sec
Chan Sauls
Waltenbronner
Germaynust
Bucknell 60-Voice Glee Club Sings At Indiana High School
The Bucknell University glee club resumes its spring concert tour after a wartime lapse of three years. Sixty singers chosen by director Harold Cook debuted at Indiana High School and will tour through April 13 with stops in Williamsport Altoona New Castle Pittsburgh Ravenna Brecksville and Cleveland hospital patients. The group reopens peacetime schedules as nearly 800 veterans returned to campus last month.
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Bucknell University
Indiana High School
Glee Club
Harold &. Cook
Bucknell
Williamsport
Crile General Hospital
Cleveland
Bucknell Gleemen
Altoona
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Ravenna
Brecksville
College
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cop Demoted Over Probe Into Slaying
A Hagerstown former sergeant became acting Chief of Police after Chief Peters was demoted to detective amid an inquiry into the slaying of 19 year old Betty Jane Mennedy. Police say 11 people have been questioned and more interrogations planned as regional authorities join the investigation led by Pennsylvania State Police.
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Hagerstown
Garret
Betty Jane Mennedy
Board of Street Commissionrs
William H. Peters
Max W. Rickard
Roy Knight
Peters
Miss Kennedy
Waynesboro
Maryland
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Carl Hartman
Separate Confabs Arranged Amid Coal Wage Crisis
Subcommittees took over talks a week later and the UMW president ended the old working agreement and the strike set for April 1. Lewis accuses operators of stalling negotiations while seeking wage and hours gains, and health and safety fund talks remain essential preliminaries. Meanwhile 24,000 miners idle as coal negotiations collapse and broader labor disputes trigger transport strikes affecting Birmingham.
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UMW
Lewis
Schwellenbach
John W. Gibson
Edgar L. Warren
P. W. Fuller
Charles O'Neill
Altoona
Igle
Birmingham
Ala
AFL Transportation
Birmingham Electric Company
AFL Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Three Groups Run Close Race In Jap Election
Tokyo April 11 three major parties battled for membership in Japan s 468 seat House of Representatives Communist leaders trailed while nine women were elected early results showed Social Democratic Party 25 seats Progressive 24 Liberals 23. Narahashi said cabinet would stay in office until next Diet session likely May 10 and possible coalition under Shidehara. Kyuichi Tokuda and Sani Nosaka elected as Communists strengthened calls for resignation and party leadership. Early results pointed to 72 percent national vote with Tokyo seeing mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Brines
Tokyo
Japan
House of Representatives
Social Democratic Party
Progressive
Liberals
People's Party
Progressives
Shidehara
Spark Plug
Wataru Narahashi
Fukuoka
Kyushu
Narahashi
Social Democrats
Tetsu Katayama
Wage offer rejected by United Railroad Workers in Philadelphia
The CIO negotiating committee unanimously rejected a Pennsylvania Railroad proposal granting boiler makers molders power house employees and shop laborers a 16 cent per hour increase. D D Anderson says the union seeks 2 50 a day and will meet tomorrow with Santa Fe officials in Chicago and with Pittsburgh and Lake Erie spokesmen in Pittsburgh on April 18. Meanwhile the Brotherhood of Railroad Shopcrafts of America Independent reports other non operating PRR employees accepted the 16 cent offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United Railroad Workers
CIO
Inia
D. D. Anderson
Anderson
Homer City Lions Sponsor Easter Egg Hunt
The Lions Club of Homer City sponsors an Easter egg hunt at the old ball grounds behind Bath's Garage at 2 p m Saturday. All grade school children of Brushvalley Center Townships and Homer City are invited to participate.
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Lions Club
Homer City
Bath
Brushvalley
Center Townships
Game Protector Is Hospitalized After Operation
Bruce W. Catherman, state game protector of 34 N Ninth Street, was admitted to Indiana Hospital on Tuesday and underwent an operation yesterday. His condition is reported favorably improved and he is expected to be confined for about 10 days.
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Bruce W. Catherman
Ninth Street
Indiana Hospital
Tragic Death Near Stanton Heights Church
Paul V. Montgomery Jr four was killed by a truck last night in front of Stanton Heights Evangelical Church in Morningside. He was with his parents en route to Lenten services when the accident occurred. The Gazette notes the incident as a fatal traffic accident in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Paul V. Montgomery, Jr
Stanton Heights Evangelical Church
Morningside
English Spoken Here Sign at State College Camp House
A newly arrived British bride at Pennsylvania State College posted a sign on her home door reading English spoken here American understood. The boarding house for war veterans and their wives is shown with this message.
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State College
Vppwa
Pennsylvania State College
Obituary of coal broker William C Smith dies at Johnstown
William Charles Smith born January 14 1880 in Miners Mills Pa a noted coal broker in Osceola Mills Gallitzin Hastings Twin Rocks died at Johnstown Memorial Hospital at 1 42 this morning. Survived by widow Madalyn Tasker Smith two sons Murray D and Russell at home two daughters Margaret H nurse Dorothea Von Macher of Albany and two grandchildren. Funeral details set at Robinson Funeral Home Indiana with service Saturday 2 pm Reverend Harry Burton Boyd officiating. Interment Lloyd Cemetery Ebensburg. Also reported SIMON H Baughman 85 of Schellsburg died with sister in Derry. Funeral 2 30 pm today Blairsville Hutter Funeral Home. Essie Adella Green died Indiana Memorial Hospital April in Penn Run formerly of Penn Run. service Friday 2 30 pm Penn Run Methodist Church. interment Manor Cemetery Penn Run.
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William Charles Smith
Johnstown Memorial Hospital
Mr. Smith
Miners Mills
Benjamin
Hannah,Lamb Smith
Indiana
Smith
Osceola Mills
Gallitzin
Hastings
Twin Rocks
Pennsylvania
Ebensburg
New Castle
Jaffa Temple
Altoona
Wis x
First Presbyterian Church of
Madalyn Tasker Smith
Johnstown
Murray D
Russell Co
Margaret H. Smith
Philadelphia
G. C
Dorothea) von Macher
Albany
Robinson Funeral Home
Funeral
Harry Burton Boyd
Lloyd Cemetery
Ebens’burg
Simon H. Baughman
Schellsburg
Bedford Co
Tracena Stone
Derry
Blairsville
Joseph and
Elizabeth
Bangus) Baughman
Edith
Kelly) Baughman
James K.baughman
Lucerne
Calli
Charles L. Spires
Stone
Frenk
Clayton, Inc
Joseph
Homer City
William G
Blacklick
Hutter Funeral Holme
James Frank
Essie Adella Green
William H. Green
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Fire devastates Allentown block. one fireman killed
Investigators probed a $1,000,000 Allentown blaze that raged seven hours in the business district. Firefighter Marcus Good, 87, died after plunging into the basement of the ruined Rislo Theater. Two buildings and 20 apartments damaged. 46 families affected. More than 200 firemen and volunteers fought the flames under Fire Chief Clarence Marcks as winds aided the spread. Police closed the area to keep bystanders away from the scene.
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Allentown
Marcus Good
Rislfo Theater
Edgar Wolt
Clarence Marcks
Marcks
Ahe Downstown
Gas pipeline sale feared by Pa. congressman
Rep Walter of Pennsylvania opposes selling government owned gas pipelines to convert to natural gas use. He introduced a bill to block War Assets from selling the Transcontinental and Continental Gas Pipe Line Co. lines without Congress approval. He cites potential cheap gas for New York markets and coal competition.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Walter
D-Pa
War Assets Corp
New York
Federal Power Commission
Continental Gas Pipe Line Co
Longview
Tex
FPC
Texas
Blairsville to Open Grocery Store in Gilmore Building
William Steele of Blairsville announced plans to open a new grocery business in the former Gilmore building dry goods storeroom. The store will offer groceries meats fruits and vegetables and is slated to open Saturday April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Steele
Blairsville
Gilmore
Steele
Lawmaker Burgin Dies in Washington at 72
Rep. William Burgin of North Carolina's 80th District died early today at Doctors Hospital after heart disease treatment. A Democrat, he had announced plans to retire at the end of his fourth term in January and was 72 years old.
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Washington
William ©. Burgin
North Carolina
Doctors Hospital
Burgin
Trainmen Hurt In Derailment Near Vandergrift
In Vandergrift Pennsylvania three Pennsylvania Railroad freight trainmen were injured when two freight trains collided and derailed early today. Engineman E P Flynn leaped from his engine cab while brakeman James W Delp and conductor J B Schonefelt were treated for minor injuries. Hours later another derailment east of Aspinwall blocked tracks for about two hours. Officials cited unknown mishap cause.
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Vandergrift
Pennsylvania Railroad
East
E. P. Flynn
James W. Delp
J. B. Schonefelt
Aspinwall
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