Marshall Calls For Four Power Unity in Denazifying Germany
Soviet Moscow radio reported Secretary of State Marshall urged four power unity in German denazification. He proposed an Allied Control Council publish a unified de-Nazification law for all Germany and warned against mistrust among occupying powers. The report also repeats an unverified rumor about Nazis in the Soviet zone joining the Socialist Unity Party.
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London
Marshall
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Moscow Radio
Allied Control Council
Germany
Mr. Marshall
Soviet Zone
Socialist Unity(Communist) Party of Germany
Marshall Flags De Nazification in U S Zone
Secretary of State Marshall spoke on de-Nazification to foreign ministers in Moscow saying 12,000,000 registered for investigation in the U S zone Germany 200,000 tried and 370,000 removed from office. He warned against former Nazis joining the Socialist Unity Party and noted Allied control council reports were incomplete.
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Moscow
Marshall
United States
Germany
Socialist Unity (Communist
U. S
Allied Control Council
East
McNarney Denies Molotov Charge on German Troops in U.S. Zone
General Joseph T. McNarney rejected Molotovs assertion that 9000 German troops are kept in auxiliary detachments in the American occupation zone. He also defended Polish guard units, confirming intent to keep those units as needed in the U.S. zone. He will transfer command to Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay this weekend.
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Frankfurt
Joseph T. McNarney
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
McNarney
United States
Smyria Rejects Syrian Pipeline Contract Amid Talks
Premier Jamil Mardam Bey announced Smyria rejected a contract for a pipeline across Syrian territory offered by the Trans Arabian Pipeline company a subsidiary of Arabian American Oil. Negotiations will not resume unless new terms are offered.
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Damascus
Syria
Jamil Mardam Bey
Smyria
Trans- Arabian Pipeline Company
Moscow Radio Briefly Mentions Truman Speech
The Moscow radio gave almost no coverage of President Truman's statement, citing only a brief quote from Senator Edwin C. Johnson that the move was an attempt to spread the Monroe Doctrine to the Mediterranean. No home or foreign broadcast commentary was provided.
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London
U.P
Moscow
Truman
Edwin C. Johnson
Colo
Mediterranean
Schedule of Immunization Clinics For Kenosha County
Kenosha families can receive free diphtheria and small pox immunizations at county clinics from March 24 to April 29. Miss Beryl Teubert notes this regular program coincides with warnings on potential outbreaks. Parents may mail a one cent postcard by March 18 to register a child, and slips must arrive by March 18.
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Beryl Teubert
State Health Board
Medical Associations
Miss Teubert
Nellie Sorensen
Chester DeWitt
Silver Lake
Randall
Wheatland
Brighton
Salem
French Indo-China War Debate Ends in Disorder
Paris deputies clashed as the National Assembly discussing the Indo China war broke up in chaos. Rightist members shouted threats at a Viet Nam Republic representative seated in the visitors gallery.
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Paris
U.2
French National Assembly
Indo- China
Viet Nam
Truman’s Appeal Studied Behind Closed Doors
Senate Foreign Relations leaders met with key officials to review President Truman’s $400 million Greece Turkey aid plan amid fears of escalating US Soviet tensions. Senator Vandenberg urged careful review and possible March 31 action while pledging bipartisan support with conditions.
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Harry S. Truman
Congress
Greece
Turkey
Arthur Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate
Joseph Martin, Jr
R-Mass
House
NEA Telephoto
Washington
State
Navy
War Departments
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Patterson
Forrestal
Acheson
Russia
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
Soviet Union
Dean Acheson
Mr. Truman
Razors and Blades Cost Men Sixty Million in 1946
A Rogow survey shows American men spent about $60 million on razors and blades in 1946 excluding barber services. Sales reached 2.5 billion blades, up from 2 billion in 1945, with four million using electric razors and 49 blades per man annually among around 50 million users.
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New York
Arthur H. Rogow
Eversharp, Inc
Rogow
United States
Aftler
State Mourns Sudden Passing of Governor Goodland at 84
Governor Goodland dies unexpectedly at age eighty four prompting state tributes. The obituary notes his decades of public service and leadership in a period of transition for the administration.
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Goodland
Tough Old Codger Succeeded By Lt. Gov Oscar Rennebohm
Madison Wisconsin Governor Walter Samuel Goodland died at 84 in the state house after a heart ailment. Lt Governor Oscar Rennebohm succeeds him as Wisconsin’s chief executive in a historic transition.
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Wisconsin
Walter S. Goodland
Madison
Goodland
Orland S. Loomis
Oscar Rennebohm
Wis
Walter Samuel Goodland
Death of Governor Goodland Shocks Wisconsin
Governor Goodland died after collapsing in his room as he prepared for bed in Kenosha. Lt. Gov. Rennebohm was sworn in as acting governor, with Chief Justice Rosenberry administering the oath. Kenosha County showed strong U S Savings Bonds sales in 1946 and early 1947, led by payroll deduction plans in major local plants.
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Goodland
Marvin B. Rosenberry
State Supreme Court
Capitol
Kenosha
U. S
State Office
R.S. Kingley
Kenosha County
U. S. Savings Bonds Division
Treasury Department
Uncle Sam
American Brass Company
Frost Manufacturing Company
Easter Seal Sale Chairmen in Kenosha Named
Miss Dorothy M. Schackmuth will direct the 14th annual Easter seal sale in Kenosha. M. Eugene Baker chairs the county unit for crippled children in the drive to fund braces, shoes, crutches, wheelchairs, clinics, and convalescent care. The Kenosha campaign runs through March to April 6.
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Dorothy M. Schackmuth
Kenosha
M. Eugene Baker
Crippled Children
Wisconsin
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Truman Resting At Key West As Policy Reaction Looms
President Truman, awaiting world response to a proposed foreign policy, rests in a Key West house overlooking the Atlantic and Gulf. Medical orders call for absolute rest while communications lines stay open to relay his Congress address backing aid to threatened small nations. He could return to Washington within four hours if needed.
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Fla
Truman
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Congress
Wallace H. Graham
Florida Keys
Dr. Graham
George C. Marshall
Moscow
Washington
Greece Prepares Reply to Truman on Aid Request
Greek Finance Minister Demetrius Helmis says any American credits approved by Congress would fund military rehabilitation, overseas purchases, and budget balancing. Athens papers report plans to form 10 new gendarmerie battalions of 500 men each. The cabinet met to draft a reply to President Truman regarding aid to Greece and Turkey.
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U.P
Demetrius Helmis
Greece
Truman
Turkey
House Rejects Oil Equipment Shipment to Russia
Washington lawmakers report the House Appropriations committee rejected a State department plea for authority to send 25 million dollars' worth of oil refining equipment to Russia. The Senate committee had refused the request earlier. Chairman Taber called the move appeasement.
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Washington
Taber
R.-N.y
House Appropriations Committee
State Department
Russia
Senate Appropriations Committee
Rennebohm to govern rest of Goodland term
Madison brief states Lt. Gov. Oscar Rennebohm becomes acting governor after Gov. Walter S. Goodland’s death. Under the Wisconsin constitution the lieutenant governor assumes duties on death and serves until a permanent successor is chosen at the next election. Goodland’s term ends Jan 1, 1949 with a new governor to be elected in November 1948.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Oscar Rennebohm
Wisconsin
Walter S. Goodland
Goodland
Five Kenoshans Hurt In Two Overnight Wrecks
Police reported five people injured in two traffic crashes in Kenosha overnight. A 1:15 a.m. three car collision at Fourteenth avenue and Fifty-second street left four hurt: Tasso 46, DeCesaro 24, DeLuca 47, and Dietrich 25. An ambulance rushed them to Kenosha General Hospital for treatment.
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Kenoshans
Fourteenth Avenue
Fifty-second Street
Tersilla R. Tasso
Fifty-fifth Street
Alfred DeCesaro
Thirty-third Avenue
Eugene DeLuca
Sixteenth Avenue
Jack Dietrich
Twenty Fourth Avenue
Deluca
Eugene G. Larsen
Arthur Hanson
Landis Seeks Repeal of Atomic Energy Control Laws
Rep Landis of Indiana introduces a bill to repeal the atomic energy control law citing critical Mediterranean conditions and arguing the army should have exclusive control to keep the atom bomb secret. He told newsmen civilian control could not keep the secret.
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Washington
Mediterranean
Rep
Landis
Ind
Rennebohm Surprises Wisconsin Politicians With Rise to Chief Exec
Lt Gov Oscar Rennebohm, a Milwaukee born son who built a 13 store Madison drug chain, won the 1944 Republican nomination for lieutenant governor and then the general election. His rise from newspaper carrier to pharmacist entrepreneur and state leader reflects a career built on hard work and steady campaigning.
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Madison
Wis
WUP
Oscar Rennebohm
Wisconsin
Rennebohm
Capitol Square
Senate Passes Presidency Bill Limits on White House terms
The Senate approved a bill setting a hard limit on presidential tenure by a 59 to 23 vote. Taft suggested a possible range from six to ten years minus one day. The House had already backed a two term or partial term cap.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Taft
Ohio
Masked gang robs Tel Aviv bank of $60,000
Eight masked gunmen robbed the Ashraf bank in central Tel Aviv at noon and fled with $60,000. Police suspect the Irgun Zvai Leumi organization funded by such robberies.
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Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
U.P
Ashraf Bank
Irgun Zvai Leumi
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