FBI Nabs Russian Officer On Espionage Charges
A 20 year old Soviet naval officer Lt Nicolas Gregorovitch Rain was arrested in Portland Oregon on charges of seeking plans and information about the USS Yellowstone. The case involves alleged attempts to obtain data on a Navy destroyer tender and potential ties to atomic bomb test programs. Officials say the arrest followed scrutiny by the State Department and FBI, with involvement by the House Un American Activities Committee and Canadian officials discussed.
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State Department
FBI
Adplonano
Dean Acheson
Toay
Nicolas Gregorovitch Rain
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Robert A. Loody
Russia
Elemontmmswer
Bernard
U.S. R
U. S Navy
Hedin
United States of America
Plang
Wheo
Sim Francisco
Navy
San Diego
UNO Subcommittee Fails In Knotty Iran Issue
The United Nations Security Council subcommittee adjourned after only 90 minutes with no agreement. Byrnes declined to speak, directing reporters to Porter McKeever, envoy. Gromyko and Baneft attended as Allies pressed for a decision by 2 pm, considering calling Ambassador Hussein Ali to present Iran views.
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UNO Subcommittee
New York
United Nations Security Council
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Mic‘Keever
Pris
Seid Hw
Cymenylee Silierit
Andrei Gromyko
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Bonnet
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Nidd
Hussein Ali
Security Council
UNO
Vinson presses extension of price controls amid budget calm
Treasury Secretary Vinson told the Senate Banking Committee that the United States is on course for a balanced budget and urged maintaining price controls to avoid inflation. He warned against removing controls, noting risks of reduced production and urging restraint as wartime fiscal measures shift to peacetime. He cited falling federal expenditures and growing consumer demand backed by large monetary reserves, while stressing taxes must stay high.
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Washington
the Treasury
OPA
Corezata
Winsom
Frou Banking Committee
Fox
CFA
Winsom Salt Treasury
Treasury
Vingon
United States
UNRRA Council Considers Delaying Food Ration Decision
Atlantic City AP UNRRA’s 48 nation ration council may suspend deliberations awaiting Herbert Hoover’s Europe tour results. Delegates oppose a hasty rationing plan. a two week deferral could let a subcommittee craft an acceptable approach for supply and demand.
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ENRRA
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Truman
United States
UNRRA
Agriculture
Cumtor Anedersom
Committee On
Washington
Canada
Brazil
Australia
Yellowstone Not In Test Dispatch Plans Revealed
A Seattle naval district spokesman stated the USS Yellowstone, a large destroyer tender, was not assigned to the atomic bomb test task force. It will depart Hood Canal at month end and will not proceed to the Western Pacific. The vessel is described as a floating Navy yard with a 14,000-ton displacement and 1,000 feet long mockup. launched April 12, 1948, commissioned later that year.
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P—Aith Naval District
Uss. Fellowstone
el Nicolai Redin
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Ore
Pacific
Yellowstone
Hood Canal
Puget Eounc
Bacilie
San Francisco
Julius A. Bernard
Federat’s Bureau of Investigation
Portland
Redin
Navy
Sam Diego
Newport Plans To Honor Hero In Medal Of Honor Ceremony
Newport honors Sgt. Charles L. McGaha of Newport who today received the Congressional Medal of Honor in Washington. American Legion Post No. 42 sponsors the event with East Tennessee posts invited to send color guards. Invited figures include President Truman, National Legion Commander John Stelly, Tennessee Senators McKenny and Stewart, and Representative Carrott Reace of Johnson City.
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Newport, Taan
Cocke
Charles L. McGaha
Newport
Washington
American Legion Post No. 42
Legion
East Témneissee
Truman
Nations Legion
John Stelly
Tennasace
McKenny and
Stewart
Rep
Carrot! Reace
Iohnaon City
Baruch Assures Senators Security To Be Prime Issue
Baruch tells senators national security will be priority as he contemplates sharing atomic energy details. He is excused from Capitol Hill to address Senate committees about his UN Atomic Committee role and world energy control plans.
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Baruch
Washington
Ernard M. Bane Tuch
Capitol Hill
United Nations Atomic Committee
Vandenberg
Rmich
Comnally
D - Tex
Senate
Forelom
Wandenberg
Michigan
Barrel
Special Senate Atomic Committee
Firouz Says Reds Leaving Iran Despite Western Doubt
Tehran reports indicate Firouz a top state official announced the Russian evacuation of Kazvin is underway and should finish in four to five days. Western officials remain unsure if the Red Army will fully withdraw from Azerbaijan as troop movements continue northward.
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Tehran
Mozaffar Firoud
Kazvin
Tearen
Red Army
Sertiagutomormous
Srantam
Azerbaijan
Ferous
Iran
Soviet Union
Rtussia
Britain
Mexked
Tran Ua
Qararm
Moscow
Aaid
Hac Beere
Dzerbaijan
Ussr
Street Scenes and Warnings on Broad Street Displays
A chaotic report describes high school contingents, stray dogs, and tense notices along Broad Street. It notes a driver faced with warnings, altered displays, and a critical study of street art for a merchandising project amid unclear names and places.
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Sonter Hick
Merchan Gning Project
Senate Banking Committee OKs Vardaman For Job
The Senate Banking Subcommittee recommended confirmation of James Vardaman Jr. to the Federal Reserve Board. Chairman Radcliffe said charges against Vardaman were studied at length and not sustained. Senators McWarland Carville and Millikin joined in the favorable majority, with Senator Butler not participating.
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Washington
Caommedore
James Ki
Verdemas, Jr
Board of Governors
Radcliffe
Butler
Rweb
Bardcliffe
Vardeman
Truman
McWarland
Carville
SeNev
Millikin Crcnla
Tavornole
Vardaman
Butcher
Nebraska
Backley
D-Ky
Three Days Left To Buy ’46 Tags In Tennessees county
Deputy county court clerk Penny Buckles announced the office will be open from noon until five on Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday to allow motorists to purchase their 1945 tags. The message urges residents to act now to avoid penalties and ensure timely registration.
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Jain Espotg Grovery Bague Umy
Witch
Pennice Buckles
Werdlmosdiag Roman
Buckles
Taat-minete
Deachinve
Wyatt Plea For Subsidies Faces Chamber Opposition
Wyatt presses for subsidies to boost building material output, facing strong opposition from the United States Chamber of Commerce. The chamber notes the controversial plan should not be reinstated, while endorsing a House-passed measure and urging Senate Banking Committee scrutiny.
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Wilson W. Wyatt
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Board of Directory
Thea House
Senate Banking Committee
Wyatt
Senate
Chyilian Production Administration
OFA
Comelstic Lion Controls
Sib Weld
Team Nemzaw
OPA
National
CPA
Artey
Tema
Government Moves To Cushion Impact Of Coal Mine Strike
Washington reporters note a government bid to ease effects of a miners holiday as Douglas Byrd joined conciliation talks between soft coal operators and United Mine Workers. Officials said they would not intervene for a day or two, while skeleton crews kept essential services running and retroactive pay pending any contract settlement.
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Washington
U. S
Douglas Byrd
United Mine Workers Today
Byrd
Teal
Oes
Howard T. Colvin
Newsman
Kingsport Contractors Await Government Details On New Restrictions
Kingsport contractors report no official word from government agencies about the new restrictions affecting commercial and industrial building. Only three of the six major firms were available to comment, and they expect little impact on ongoing projects. Armatterg Construction and J.E. Myers Construction see no delay to their 20 to 25 planned buildings. B Long notes uncertain priorities for excavation and basements, while overall prospects remain unclear.
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Kingsport
Jom Commercial and Industriel
Sis Ma
Morsting
Art
Armatterg Construction Company
Prospeeta
Jwise
Exprenerdt
Kommercianl
B Long
King Water
Senate group sets April 9 as deadline for draft vote
The Senate Military Committee set April 9 for a vote on extending the draft law and its duration. Public hearings will precede a potential yearlong extension, with testimony from Selective Service, Army, and Navy officials and opposition voices to be heard later.
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Senate Group
Washington
Senate Military Committee
Army
Navy
Edwin C. Jonnson
Dcabo
Johnson
Austin
Bridges
O'Mahoney
D-Wya
Tatter
State Byrnes
Pst Terse
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Neck And Neck in UAW Election Race
At the roll call for CIO Auto Workers president, RK J. Thomas and Walter Reuther led in early tallies with Reuther slightly ahead 3,242 to 2,208 as delegates from large local unions awaited their signals. Reuther, rallying GM strike support, drew bigger ovations while Thomas faced heckling moments as nominating speeches proceeded. The lengthy ballot was due to continue with delegates voting by district sizes and blocks.
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Atlantic City
RK J. Thomas
Walter Reuther
CIO Auto Workers
Reuther
General Motors
Dale Gates
RG. Thomas
Shellen
Thames
Tex
Ee Cote
Detroit
Thomas
Eem Garrison
Thormes
Garrison
Geo. F. Agdes
GM and Union Work On Local Issues In Detroit
Detroit and the CIO United Auto Workers and General Motors labor to resolve local issues delaying full resumption of work for 175,000 GM employees. Flint Buick Local 999 to vote on returning to work while eight of 21 grievances remain, including the union demand to abolish piecework pay.
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CIO
United Auto, Workers
General Motors Corp
General Motors
Flint
Buick
Ent Vieg
Alfred Federico
Ouher
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