New Zealand Seeks U S Role in Pacific Under UN Trusteeship
Prime Minister Peter Fraser told U P that New Zealand favors U S continued control of Japanese islands in the Pacific under United Nations trusteeship and urges a Pacific regional committee with the United States Britain France Australia Canada and New Zealand. He outlined immigration plans housing needs and socialization programs including health services and coal industry measures, asserting socialism strengthens rather than threats of communism.
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United Press
Wellington
N. Z
U.P
Peter Fraser
New Zealand
United States
Pacific
United Nations
Fraser
Russia
100 Believed Dead in Blast at German Ammunition Dump
Military authorities report that over 100 workers including Russians may have died in a blast at the Hanigsen salt mine near Celle, 20 miles northeast of Hannover. Flames endangered about 3,000 tons of artillery ammunition as British troops evacuated non essentials and eight Germans plus 23 displaced persons were underground when the explosion occurred. One British surface worker was lightly injured.
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Germany
Hanigsen
Celle
Hannover
Bidault Named France's President Premier by Assembly
Paris reports George Bidault, foreign minister and Popular Republican leader, named president premier of France by the constituent assembly. The assembly voted 384 to commission him to form a new government replacing the Bel Gouin coalition cabinet.
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Paris
George Bidault
Popular Republican Party
France
Constituent Assembly
Bidault
Bel Gouin
Poland Presses for Action on Spain as Russia Vetoes
Poland’s delegation to the United Nations Security Council sought immediate action against Franco Spain after the Soviet veto blocked a U.N. General Assembly referral. Oscar Lange pledged new proposals for unanimous action while the council reconvenes, as debate over Spain’s fate and Russia’s veto energizes allied discussions on atomic energy and postwar security. The Israeli conference on atomic energy and Baruch’s plan for a veto-free framework also figure in the day’s deliberations.
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New York
United Nations Security Council
Spain
Russia
General Assembly
Oscar Lange
Lange
Franco
United Nations
Francisco Castillo Najera
Mexico
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Security Council
Canada
United States
Alexander Cadogan
Commission
Atomic Energy Commission
Bernard M. Baruch
Assembly
Madrid
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Herschel V. Johnson
Poland
21 Nation Conference May Decide Treaties
Paris reports say a full dress 21 nation peace conference could be called for July 15 with the Big Four ministers session likely to continue two more weeks. Molotov hints the 21 nation body may decide reparations claims against Italy by Yugoslavia Greece and Albania, while disagreements over Italian reparations hinder progress. The stalemate raises doubt on a swift Trieste resolution as deputies draft Bulgarian Hungarian and Finnish treaties and Romania’s treaty draft awaits final approval.
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Paris
U.P
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Italy
Yugoslavia
Greece
Albania
James F. Byrnes
Ernest Bevin
New Lead Found In Degnan Case
The Chicago Daily News reports new hidden writing on Suzanne Degnan’s ransom note. Indentations from writing on pages above the note are said to narrow the inquiry to definite suspects.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Suzanne Degnan
Victory Queen Election Ballots to Be Published in Kenosha Papers
Ballots for the Victory Queen of Kenosha Homecoming will be published in the Thursday editions of the Kenosha Evening News and Kenosha Labor. Eight candidates are listed, each backed by a local veterans organization. Voting runs from publication until midnight Saturday with full voting information included.
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Kenosha
Kenosha to gain more telephone capacity with new equipment
The Wisconsin Telephone company completes central office upgrades at 5906 Tenth Avenue in Kenosha to serve over 300 priority applicants. Installation of dial gear will raise main-station capacity from 11 500 to 14 100 phones, with full service to about 1 700 of 2 100 applicants by September 1 and outside wiring to follow.
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Wisconsin Telephone Company
Tenth Avenue
Kenosha
J. H. Keating
Kenosha Exchange
Keating
Shakeup of Supreme Court Proposed by Two Senators
Troops and police hunt kidnappers of six Britons in Palestine as officers vanish after a Tel Aviv club raid. British engineers rebuild a bridge over the Jordan while curfews and bans on Jewish premises spread through Palestine as violence and arrests rise.
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Supreme Court
Jerusalem
Palestine
H. B. Chadwick
King David Hotel
Tel Aviv
Yarkon
Upper Galilee
Jordan
Syria
the Daughters of Jacobs
Twehai
Kargiladi
Budget Director Harold D. Smith resigns to join international bank
President Truman accepted the resignation of Budget Director Harold D. Smith with reluctance. Smith will become an official of the international bank led by Eugene Meyer, reflecting the high importance of the new post.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
Harold D. Smith
International Bank
Charles G. Ross
Smith
Eugene Meyer
Ross
Jury Awards $3108 to Man in Cab Collision Case
A Kenosha municipal court jury awarded Thomas E. Skinner 3108 for injuries from a Aug 26, 1945 collision with Kenosha Yellow Cab and Transfer Co. He missed seven weeks work and suffered knee and chest injuries. Damages broken into 2500 for injuries, 498 for wages, 110 for medical costs. Two more suits filed naming same defendants. Jeanine Landree seeks 7500 for injuries from a trolley bus collision on March 2. Lottie Jurasiewicz seeks 12000 for injuries and lost income from the same incident.
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Thomas E. Skinner
Twenty-third Avenue
Kenosha Yellow Cab and ‘Transfer Company
Skinner
Sixty-third Street
Kenosha Yellow Cab
Transfer Company
Continental Casualty Company
Kenosha Motor Coach Lines
Jeanine Landree
Thirtyfirst Avenue
Julius Grotsky
Twenty-second Avenue
Sixtyfifth
Jeanine
Kenosha
Unveil Frank Memorial in Rites Tuesday
Kenoshans gathered at the grave of Col. Michael Frank to mark the 101st anniversary of Kenosha’s first free school opening in Southport now Kenosha. Circuit Judge Alfred L. Drury spoke at the unveiling of a memorial inscription honoring Frank as Father of Wisconsin Public Schools.
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Southport
Union
New England
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Coast Guard frees failed to move oil tanker Edward G Seubert
The Coast Guard renewed efforts to free the grounded Standard Oil tanker Edward G. Seubert from a Pyramid Point reef in Northern Lake Michigan. The 30 crewed vessel, loaded with gasoline, ran aground Monday night in fog after lines broke as the Mackinaw cutter attempted to pull it free.
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Chicago
Coast Guard
Standard Oil Company
Edward G. Seubert
Pyramid Point
Lake Michigan
Mackinaw
Recruiter Also Solves His Own Housing Problem
In Inglewood California Pfc John W Dawson the station's top recruiter signed European veteran Oscar Witherspoon for another three year hitch and then moved into Witherspoon's house.
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Inglewood
Calif
John W. Dawson
Oscar Witherspoon
Witherspoon
Nash-Kelvinator Purchase Reported for Nash Plant
A Chicago report by War Assets Administration regional chief F A McLauchlan claimed Nash-Kelvinator bought government owned Nash Motors plant buildings for 1 237 000, with the deal described as premature and not yet completed. Detroit officials said negotiations were ongoing and details remained unsettled.
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Nash-Kelvinator Corporation
Chicago
F. A. McLauchlan
War Assets Administration
McLauchlan
Nash Motors
WAA
Detroit
Washington
Diana Barrymore Seeks Divorce in Las Vegas Suit
Diana Barrymore, 26, daughter of the late John Barrymore, has established residence in Las Vegas to obtain a divorce from actor Brambwell Fletcher, 42, she disclosed.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Diana Barrymore
John Barrymore
Brambwell Fletcher
82 Year-Old Delia Gannon Plans First Flight to Ireland
Eightytwo year old Delia Gannon, lifelong plane novice, will travel 3150 air miles to Shannon Ireland from Chicago with a stop in Newfoundland for refueling. A Swinford Mayo native who left Ireland sixty years ago, she intends a one way trip back and forth, then return to the United States. Gannon will be joined by cousin Mrs. Patrick Kelly and three of her friends Morianity on the journey.
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Fraser
Pan-American Airways
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Auckland
New Zealand
Siberia
James F. Lincoln, Jr
Laura Lincoln
James Fincoln
Cleveland
Lincoln
Joliet
Milwaukee
Delia Gannon
Ireland
America
Chicago
Shannon
Eire
Newfoundland
Public probe of tribunals feud eyed by Eastland and Bridges
Senator Eastland and Senator Bridges pushed a plan to limit the Supreme Court to three justices per president and to retire four Roosevelt appointees. They urged public testimony from all eight justices at hearings on the constitutional amendment, a move seen as unlikely to pass Congress or state legislatures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Eastland
D-Miss
High Court
Bridges
R-Nh
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Hugo S. Black
Stanley F. Reed
Felix Frankfurter
Harold H. Burton
Truman
Williams. Douglas
Frank Murphy
Robert H. Jackson
Wiley Rutledge
Vinson
Senate
Hugo Black
Delegates Attend JA Convention in Milwaukee
A Kenosha delegation of 25 teenagers and six central committeemen attend the Wisconsin Achievers association state convention in Milwaukee today. David Zeff, president of the local group, will speak at a banquet on JA expansion and the program’s first year. Exhibits from Kenosha companies, including photography and chemical products firms, will be shown at the Milwaukee Auditorium from 5 to 6 p.m. Central committee members Leslie Long and others will attend.
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Wisconsin Achievers Association
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Junior Achievement Organization
David Zeff
David
Photo Achievement Company
Junior Achievement
Milwaukee Auditorium
Milwaukee Junior Achievement Radio
Leslie Long
Harry Langenbach
William Earl
Harry Stine
Lester Fitch
William F. Doscher
Veterinary Pupil Killed in Crash
Baraboo Wisconsin reports John Porter 29 of Madison a UW veterinary student was killed instantly in a two car collision on Highway 12 six miles north of Baraboo Dr O V Pawlisch Sauk county coroner says an inquest will be held
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Baraboo
Wis
John Porter
Madison
University of Wisconsin Veterinary School
Highway 12
Here
O. V. Pawlisch
Sauk County
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Bertram, Jr
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Disabled American Veterans
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Gateway Post
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