Russians Complete Withdrawal From Mukelem City
Russians completed withdrawal from Mukelem City as Chinese Communist and government forces tightened control. Major Ring of Chicago said all standard Red Army garrison units had pulled out by March, with rear elements remaining. U S Marines were due to arrive as liaison and possibly deploy to South Manchuria and Hulutao to continue postwar reorganization.
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Chlan
Chiachew
Manghirig
Stalin
Lixehuri
Warth
Maukilen
Peipings Sukdun
Muleden
Nationalast
Robert Ring
Chicago
U S Army
Muldant
Genkartrum Stankenstehe
Red Army
China Command
South
Manchuria
Great Wall
Shankarkwan
North China
Gent de Far Ae
Officers Charge Woman and Daughter With Slaying Man
Two women from Tennessee, Mrs Ira William and her daughter Misa Demple Staith, were charged with murder in Lee County after the death of Hazen Speedy Bussell in a taxi in midtown. Speedy Bussell, 31, was shot Sunday night while traveling from Middleboro Kentucky to Cumberland Gay. The sheriff said the trio rode in the rear seat. Mrs Williams denied involvement. A hearing for the pair, likely Saturday, will be held before Judge George P Cridily.
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Vera
Ira William
Hearyrogate
Tenn
Misa Demple Staith
Lee County
Middleboro
Cumberlynd Gay
Wwillame
Bussell
Miss Demple
Robert J. Monee
Middlesbarn
Delver
Mirah
Wathh
Mooce
Baxsett
Nie
Meritt
Hax
Pwearins
George P. Cridily
Newmans
Seperkeck Cillars
Viclenar
Palica Horidge
Holston Valley
Spaatz unveils three major air commands restructure
General Spaatz outlined a postwar reorganization of the Army Air Forces into three combat commands: Strategic Air Command for long range striking, Air Defense Command for continental protection, and Tactical Air Command for cooperation with surface forces. Five supporting commands plus Air National Guard and Air Reserve forces were noted. An Air University system was implemented.
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WTR Mle AE Ugets
Ation
Rr Aom
Gambar
Aethy
Strategic Air Command
Onnes
Air Defonas Command
Weaponsine
United
Thetical Air Command
Air National Guard
Air Reserve
Air University
Spaatz
Ai Cedon
Mayer
Department of
Wueprint
Air Material Command
Fradming Command
Air Transport Command
Air Force Presing Ground Command
France May Have More Evidence Against Spain
France seeks new proof to counter Spain in the Security Council dispute. Officials cite France’s 2,000,000 armed forces and frontier enforcement as key elements in arguing Europe’s largest army by population may influence the case, amid a rift among the permanent members over UN agency jurisdiction.
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United States
Sagunity Council
Russia
France
United Nations Agency
Britain
China
State Department
Spain
Security Council
Fanny May Neek
Arma
Spate
Franco
Relekion
Europe
Madrid Radio Defends Spain Against Foreign Pressure
Madrid radio denounced foreign attacks on the Franco regime claiming Spain defends the rights of all nations while rejecting outside pressure to oust Generals. It likened the United States Britain and France to German Nazism and Russian Bolshevism and warned they seek a world of uniform control with no diversity.
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Madrid Radio
Spain
Generaigsinu
France
United States
Britain
Rhine
Pacific
Thr Ratte
Franca
Great
Brituin
Bradley Seeks Rule Change to Aid Officers
General Omar S Bradley urged Congress to ease rules so retired officers can join the administration as hospital and office managers. He testified that those retired for age or service who receive retirement pay could not be hired under current limits, and urged passage of the bill to permit non retirement pay hires.
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Washington
Wage Bill Earns Barkley Support for Senate Move
Major party leader Barkley said the administration's wage bill has a very good chance of Senate approval after a stocktaking session with supporters. The meeting, attended by DNC chair Robert Hannegan and Labor Secretary Schwellenbach, discussed the bill's path amid minority Democratic opposition and a looming House committee vote.
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Weshington
Barkley
Geva
Senate
Robert ©. Hannegam
Labor
Schwellenbach
First Bikini Test May Be A Flop Says Bombardiers
Reports from Washington indicate early Bikini Atoll tests planned for spring could falter. Bombardiers warn the first detonation may fail to produce expected results, while studies consider heat, blast, and radiation effects on ships and crews.
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Atom Bombardiers
Washington
Sure
Connally Urges No New Big Three Meeting
Senator Connally of Texas urged against a new Big Three meeting and urged firm defense, while hoping for peace through United Nations cooperation. He warned against actions provoking war and supported strong military forces tied to a policy of speaking plainly with Russia and allies.
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Washington
Connally
Russia
Arma
United Nations
Temas
Great Britwin
United States
Bekat
Sowlat Uniet
Saint Ha
Raysaia
Tecnoxe
Mega
Byrney
Mann
Byrnes
Vandenberg
Presidentroman
Attlee
Generalissizea Stalinn Hegard
Rent Increase Proposed in National Residential Rates Debate
A House Banking Committee hearing heard proposals to raise residential rents nationwide. George M. Englar and Arthur Rappal urged that OPA price controls extend for another year and include a compulsory tax or rent ceiling tied to property value, while opponents warned of voter impact and class tensions. The discussion touched on ensuring landlords receive fair returns and questioned the political risks in an election year.
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Waallington
Marmours
Washington
George M. Englar
Baltimore
Nor- Gora
Qumers
Arthur 2. Rappal
Isheirman
Fate Rent Committes
New Yorke
OPA
Street Scenes Amid Turmoil and Crowded Decorated Shows
Fragmentary notes describe a protest atmosphere and a display of ribbons and decorations, with scattered references to people, places, and uniforms. The vivid imagery hints at a tense urban scene blending civic action and pageantry, but specifics are unclear.
Van Horn Named for Bituminous Confernce Chair
Amid wage talks in Washington, Kara Van Horn of Cleveland was nominated by John L. Lewis to serve as permanent conference chairman for the bituminous operators negotiating committee. The move precedes contract talks for about 400,000 coal workers as the union plans potential strikes if demands are unmet.
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Joh L. Lewis
Washington
Kara van Horn
Cleveland
Lewis
AFL United Mine Wreckers
Var Norn
Kennedy Charles Oeil
Seboah
United Mine Workers
Thomas Kennedy
Joseph Ardigo
John T. Jones
Mina
O'Neill
Mll
Markle
Somerset
Hin
LMW
Clarence Donaldson
Sestion
Alson
UMW
Bormands
Wera
Anc & “Dareticipation
hiwWwe
CIO
United Auto Workers
Detroit
Gencrat Motors
Ford Motor Company
Rb.fe ThongMas
Walter P. Reuther
Lotels
Lew Lewis
Union Official Blasts OPA Plans To Up Auto Prices
A CIO United Auto Workers official blasted the OPA plan to raise car prices, saying it signals not a spring relief but an escalation. The official warned price increases would hit the market with higher costs for buyers as Chrysler Ford and other makers faced wage and price pressures. Milk, Sutter and gasoline are also cited as items facing higher prices, while dealers may require customers to pay the increases once enacted.
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Washington
Cio-United Auto Workers
OPA
Chrysler
Ford
Reece Pushes Early Action On FTC Act Change
Rep Reece Tennessee seeks quick passage of a bill to amend the Federal Trade Commission Act. He argues the FTC acts as prosecutor judge and jury and would curb overlapping authority with the FDA. Support comes from several advertising and drug groups while the Trade Commission opposes the measure.
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Washington
Reece
FTC
FIC
Food and Drug Administration
Association of National Advertisers
Trade Commission
Police Report Details Fuzz Pills and Yellow Jackets Case
Police report describes use of drugs known as fuzz pills and yellow jackets causing intoxication and violent behavior. Women allegedly given pills by male companions leading to drunken-like impairment and arrests in Towinson City amid juvenile concern and hospital disturbances. A pharmacist notes federal sale restrictions without prescription.
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Eig
Vietout Lauter
Tnto
Flesta
Towinson
Nations May Still Enter World Bank and Fund
Bretton Woods signatories delaying entry to the World Bank and Fund may gain a deadline to join the global lending system. Secretary Fred M. Vinson said the conference steering committee would set a date, after which nonparticipants would be new applicants subject to quotas, voting by the Big Five and potential gold and surplus adjustments.
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Savannsh
Rassie
Bretton Woods
Wond Bank
RST Et
the Treasury
Fred M. Vinson
Twin Instituations
Internatinal Monetary Conference
Wikningtom Taluod
Here
U. S
Britain
China
France
Texfia
Cxramara
Bretten Woods
Carmack Attacks McKellar and Crump in Tennessee Race
Carmack criticizes McKellar and Crump over TVA and policy in a campaign speech before the August primary. He frames his bid as defending voters rights and vows vigorous campaigning while recalling a past race clash and positions ahead of the Democratic primary.
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Nashville
Edward Wash
Carmack
Murfree
Sen
G. McKellar
TVA
Tennesstany
Freeman
Caremack
E. B. Crump
Cary mc. Gad
Whuen
Tom Stewart
Goering Aide Testifies On Nazi Crimes At Tribunal
Koerner, once Goering’s secretary, testifies before the international military tribunal claiming Goering warned against mass killings and led concentration camps before passing control to Heinrich Himmler in 1944. He recalls efforts to halt Jewish spectacles in 1938 and notes related orders from Himmler and Hitler’s regime.
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Nuarnberg
Pael Koerner
Bermann
Godring Stree
Reich Marghal
Micy
Hhy
Koerner
Goering
Primwia
Ure Pute
Heinrich Himeolyr
Koerney
Bornitt von Brauchiteeh
Pielkt Warshat Walther
Doctors Promote Cancer Prevention and Cure Views in Memphis
In an interview with the Commercial Appeal, Dr. Alton Ochsner argues cancer is preventable and curable with early physical exams. The Southeastern Sumich Congress Post Graduate Assembly holds a three session meeting here to discuss public confidence and periodic screening as key weapons against the disease.
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Memphis
Sexys
Southeastern Sumich Congress Post Graduate Assembly
Alton Ochsner
Net Yaid
Americans Urged To Cut Wheat And Fats In 1946
Washington urged a 40 percent cut in wheat and 20 percent in fats to save food for famine victims overseas. President Truman's famine emergency committee called for 120 days of public cooperation, urging reduced bread weight and pantry waste, with guidance on ingredient use and bakery output limits. The World famine crisis was described as affecting about 500 million people, amid hopes for a record US wheat harvest and strong citrus production, while global scarcity could continue into 1947.
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Washington
Trumann
Lamine Emergency Committee
Simonst
Ford
Bepariowit
America
Agticutere Department
State Department
Tennessee Ex-Senator Berry Indicted for Tax Evasion
George L. Berry former U S Senator from Tennessee and union official was indicted by a federal grand jury on income tax evasion charges for 1939 40 and 41. The three count indictment alleges fraudulent returns to evade taxes totaling more than 19000. Berry president of the National Printing Presmen and Assistants Union of North America posted 5000 bond and will stand trial in Nashville next September after appearing in Knoxville before a U S Commissioner.
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Nashvile
Ten. S
Diewich
Horace Frierson
George L. Berry
U. S
Tennessee
Felarson Swig
Berry
Asernational Printing, Presamen and Assistants Union of North America
Ras
H. M. Barnett
Knoxville
Nashville
Frierson
Even Doughnuts Cause Trouble in Kingsport Theft
A man was arrested Monday for stealing doughnuts from the Clinchfield Bank Store. He appeared before Magistrate W. N. Showalter on a charge of grand larceny and faced a $600 bond, his second offense noted.
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Weeat Ig Tire
Mort Peonte
Ona
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