Four Ministers Shift to Informal Meetings at Luxembourg Palace
The Big Four foreign ministers suspend formal sessions indefinitely and plan daily informal talks at Luxembourg Palace. Byrnes says no formal meetings scheduled. Moscow-like informality aims for quicker progress with limited advisers. Dalmatian islands to Yugoslavia with demilitarization. Pelagosa to Yugoslavia. Italy keeps Fiacoga but demilitarized. De Gaspari expected to testify Friday.
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Gtartes Ribault
Council
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Bf. S. Secratary
James F. Byrnes
Eformant
Loxamboueg Palace
Im ‘Byrnes
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Dalmatian
Adriatic
Pelagosa
Italy
Mojotev
Shely
Byres
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidanit
Alcide de Gaspert
Johnson City Debates Observing Daylight Time Change
Johnson City officials weigh joining Kingsport and Bristol in observing Eastern Daylight Time. A Ton a som City poll shows 865 of 1,000 voters favor the change while 59 percent oppose it. Commissioners plan a meeting to decide after Bristol and Kingsport altered clocks Sunday.
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Johnson City
Ispij
Tobnaon City
Kingsport
Bristol
Tonasom City
Tee
Akown
Try Vor
Johnson City Commission
Hatoyama May Form New Cabinet
Wataru Narahashi said Premier Shidehara will offer Ichiro Hatoyama and his Liberal Party the task of forming a new cabinet. The offer to be made at a meeting tomorrow aims to break the mid day deadlock from resignations. Narahashi indicated Hatoyama will accept only if he can qualify under General MacArthur's policy.
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Lowe
Shidehara
Ichiro Hatoyoyng
Liberal Party
Wataru Narahashi
Tomorroow
Shidehera
Y Hatogame
Narabash
Macarthur
Politi
Shortage Strikes Cities Amid Coal Crisis Across Nation
A nationwide fuel crisis triggered by a strike threatens power, transit, and food supplies in major cities. Minnesota officials warn only days of coal remain for processing plants, while New York faces grave fuel shortages risking subway service and disaster relief capabilities. Washington utilities seek emergency relief as Virginia, North Dakota, and nearby regions report dwindling stockpiles and planned demand reductions.
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Minais Commerce Commisatori
Igaund
Minais
Dover
Industelapats
St. Paul
Minn
Baward
Kh Thya
Minnesota
Truman
Cecameries
Thas
Starr]Hillet
Dilyotas Mart
Wisconsin
New York
Seting
Tarath Weinstein
FY. R. Lesing
Pres Gant
Consolidated Héison Co
Washington
Potomac Efetics Co
Solid Fuels’ Administration
Virginia Bivetzit
Power Cy. Tay
Ual Atentity Menger
Ares
Pitts
Japanese Surrender Terms Ordered for Tokyo Destruction
Allied headquarters announced Japan must destroy remaining major combat units, including eight aircraft carriers and cruisers, that can be towed within the empire by a set date, with penalties for noncompliance. The move targets postwar surface combatants larger than destroyers held by occupation forces for repatriation duties.
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Tokyo
United States
OPA probes rising prices in men’s suits following price order
Washington reports from industry sources that price increases of 3 to 15 percent in men’s suits may follow a March adjustment. The OPA, embarrassed and surprised, launched an investigation into whether manufacturers are complying with the average price ceiling and whether the 30 day extension is delaying shipments.
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Washington
OPA
Mita
Trbe
Froma
Gaal
Hayden
OPAA
Agli Thstead
Yeaterslay
Bulture Ba
Magiver
OFA Chimet
U S Stance on Palestine Delay Narrowed by UN Role
Washington shifts away from direct intervention in Palestine. Lawmakers oppose joining Britain in a military push as the Anglo American Palestine committee recommends immediate Jewish immigration and a UN trusteeship plan. Attlee and Churchill seek U S input on possible man and money contributions amid ongoing debate over international action.
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Washington
United States
Palestine
United Nations
Holy Land
Britain
Anglo American Palestine Committee
Gid
Effec Sively
Armer
Jean Tmope
Halief
Near East
Anton
Fran
U. S
Clement Athine
Cotomens Yeuterday
Attlee
Eliie
Holy Lane
Barkley Defends OPA In Attack By Cattle Group
Senator Barkley rebutted a booklet distributed to Senate Banking Committee members that claimed a few men control price sources and destinies of America. He named no individuals but condemned the document as an attempt to seize power, citing references to Mussolini and Hitler and calling out claims of government price control.
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Barkley
Wasmugton-P
Barkley D-Kyy
America
OFA
Senate Banking Committee
Mark Pitkell
Naperville, T
Belk
Feedera Association
Pighkell Tay Barklay
Pisiedl
Bin
Mame Sryone
Fickell
Chester Boneles
Ecomomie
Paiva
Ganser
Musaatini
Hitler
Armeslen
Street Scenes Signa of Spring in a Riverfront Market
A fragmentary street scene shows three girls and a boy trading items along Market Street. A vacationlike mood is noted as youths stroll barefoot, chatter and nearby a young man plays for passersby while shoppers linger.
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Bey Trading
Seri
Market Street Hethding
Famine relief drive urged by national leaders and mayors
A chaotic but urgent appeal calls on mayors and local leaders to form emergency committees for famine relief. The plan includes nationwide food drives, monetary donations, and coordination with UNRERA and government agencies, with campaigns to mobilize civic and religious groups, labor, businesses, and media.
UN Committee Probes Spain as Franco Regime Faces Pressure
United Nations Security Council subcommittee seeks all nations to submit evidence on Spain. It invites both the Franco regime and exiled Republicans to present arguments while reviewing private letters urging recognition of the Republican leadership and calls for a democratic new regime in Spain. The panel resumes at 5 p.m. EDT next Monday as it compiles material from public and private sources.
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Oucar Lange
Maririd
Baceas
Spain
Spanisb
Pais
Army
House Ready For Battle On Measure
Washington notes 7 amendments target a $20 million cultural relations program. Rep. Robert Jones cites the fight, with the House delaying final vote as debates focus on funding for state, Commerce and Justice for the coming fiscal year. Coalition supports halting the program, arguing European operations could do more harm than good.
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Washington
Rayburn
Robert Jones
Appropriations Committee
Commerce and Justice Departments
Demd
Ormts
Hiave
Pair Is Ordered Held Without Bond in Slaying
Sullivan County magistrate ordered Rus well McKay and John W Gore held without bond for the May grand jury after a preliminary hearing in City Hall. Dillard identified the two as the men who attacked Becky and others during a card game in Boleny Woods early Sunday. Witnesses described arms and weapons used, with McKay guarding Gore at the table and demanding compliance.
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Kingsport
Rus Well McKay
John W. Gore
Ernst Wallin
Sullivan County
Dade
Sullivan
Camel McKay
Gere
Raed Wallin
Rosa
Joe Warley
Nyton
City Mall
Dillard
Mer
McKay
Gece
Ditard
Becky
Gore
Howse
Tool
Haaring
Forrestal Opposes Army Navy Merger in Deputy President Plan
Senator Austin disclosed Forrestal favors a Deputy President style directorate to coordinate War Navy and State Departments rather than a full Army Navy merger. Forrestal warned one man control risks similar to Hitler and criticized the proposed structure as overly complex and unworkable.
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Sen. Austin
Forrestal
Washington
Austin
Mary Forrestal
Apaths
Senate Naval Committee
Secretary of Common Defense
Ynstead
Navy
State Department
Aarmy Pax
Inter
Hitler
Germany
Army
Mateytic
Big Stone Gap Youth Dies in Truck Accident
Howard Cask 18 of Big Stone Gap died after being struck by a truck near Barron Lane. Driver Russell Warneke rushed him to Masonic Hospital at Appalachia where he died. Survivors include his parents Riley and Mrs. Clark and six brothers. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Virginie Burerd
Stone Gap
Fonarel
Appalachia
Ebner
Wiltte
Joseph
Albert
Clark, Sr
Big Stone Gey
Roy LA
Green Funneral
Appalachi
No Hope For Early Showdown On Loan
The administration reluctantly accepts a likely failure to force a Senate vote this week on the 4750,090 RKO British loan. Delay looms as Grafh and OPA extension registration faces prolonged deliberation next week. Senate leaders show little appetite for rapid action, with Wherry predicting a long time if a vote occurs Monday or Tuesday.
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Senate
Barkler
Wherry
Nebraska
Iis
Barkley
Mihella Raygel
Baytex E
Reqciere
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