May Unify German Zones Amid Conference Talks
London reports French Foreign Minister Bidault says if the London foreign ministers conference fails on Germany the French zone may unite with Britain. Moscow rejects French Austrian assets plan while US and Britain push for a central German government and a provisional administration before elections.
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Feige
Georges Bidault
Germany
Bidault
Paris
Foreign Ministers Council
Lancaster House
Russia
Rman
Austria
Danube Shipping Company
Zisterdorf
United States
Britain
Marshall
V. M. Molotov
Rent Advisory Board Members Named
The rent advisory board, besides Chairman Dahl, includes Mrs Alf Gundersen Otto Schlabach John Freisinger and Alvin Danielson as part of the continued discussion on rent actions and regulatory compliance.
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Dahl
Alf Gundersen
Otto Schlabach
John Freisinger
Alvin Danielson
Townsendites Gather for Town Meeting in Tomah
Townsend club members meet at Tomah public library today at 7 30 p m for the regular business session followed by a social hour.
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Tomah
Wis
Tomah Townsend
Judge Cowie Grants Twelve Divorces in Circuit Court
Judge Robert S. Cowie approved twelve divorces on motion day in circuit court. Cases include Elsa Westpfahl from Elder Westpfahl on cruelty grounds with estate division, June Jensen from Jens Jensen for non support, Angeline Tucker from Stanley Tucker, and Celia Thomas from Earl Thomas for drunkenness, with custody and alimony details noted. The session also dealt with Darla Duncan versus Leon Duncan, M Dawne Hoffman, Ralph Cook, Bruce MacDonald, Nathalie Rimmert, Mildred Sommerfeldt, Bernard Michalke, Dorothy Bay, Geraldine Bey, a name change petition, and a new trial denial in the Vernice Eaton case.
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Robert S. Cowie
Monroe County
Elsa Westpfahl
Sparta
Westpfahl
Tomah
Waukon
June Jensen
Wis
Jens Jensen
Indiana
Jensens
Angeline Tucker
Badger Street
Stanley Tucker
June Duncan
Leon Duncan
la Crosse
Duncans
Celia Thomas
Earl Thomas
Winona
Minn
M. Dawne Hoffman
John F. Hoffman
Hoffmans
Marjorie Dawne Smith
Ralph W. Cook
Bangor
Julia A. Cook
Holland
Bruce MacDonald
South Ninth Street
Helen Lucille MacDonald
Columbus
Waukegan
Nathalie Rimmert
Avon Street
Glenn
Milwaukee
Bernard Michalke
South Third Street
Dorothy L. Bay
South Sixth Street
Edmund Bruce Bay
Couse
Joplin
Dorothy L. Zanter
Geraldine Bey
Woodstreet
Glenn N. Bey
Elisworth Melvin Craig
Ellsworth
Melvin Dow
State of
Wisconsin
Vernice Eaton
James Elder
Eaton
Vernon County
Cowie
Waupun
House Group Restores Part Of Aid Cuts
The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted to restore 38 million of 108 million cut from a 597 million emergency aid program for Western Europe. It kept 60 million for China, totaling 587 million, leaving 70 thousand short of President Truman’s request for Italy France and Austria. The restored funds mainly target Italy for wheat. Senate amendments added press freedom protections for observers and a detailed commodity distribution report to Congress.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Western
Europe
China
Truman
Italy
France
Austria
Senate
Kem
R-Mo
Congress
What It Means Secret Of The Atomic Bomb
Frank Carey analyzes Molotov's claim that the atomic bomb secret no longer exists. He outlines basic verified facts about fission, chain reactions, and critical mass, and contrasts published knowledge with undisclosed details about bomb construction and materials. He cites Soviet capability and U.S. projections for future atomic developments. He notes Army staff estimates that only the United States has produced bombs and that other nations may take years to catch up.
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Molotov
Hiroshima
Smyth
United States
Russia
Los Alamos
Our Atomic World
U.S.S.R
Army General Staff
Library of Congress
U. S
Gas From Faulty Muffler Kills Woman in Eau Claire
A woman died and two men were overcome by carbon monoxide from a faulty muffler while a car was parked before an Eau Claire apartment building. Bertha Gullickson, 27, died at Luther hospital. Hugh Butterfield, 27, and Lawrence Boettcher, 29, both of Chippewa Falls, were treated. He
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Eau Claire
Wis
Bertha Gullickson
Luther Hospital
Hugh Butterfield
Chippewa Falls
Lawrence Boettcher
Planes Search For Lost US Transport Over Europe
More than 100 planes scoured European skies today seeking the missing United States Air Forces transport plane that disappeared Friday with 21 persons aboard. The flight was en route from Pisa Italy to Frankfurt.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States Air Forces
Pisa
Italy
Plane explodes after dramatic runway crash
Eyewitnesses recount a plane landing safely before turning broadside over the runway end. The outboard engine hit the bank, the craft burst into flames, and fuel tanks exploded after it crushed Von Volkenburg's car, leaving the aircraft engulfed.
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von Volkenburg
Bomber Lands Safely On Busy Bridge
Navy torpedo bomber pilot Lt. Sewell T. Bittings of Glenview Illinois crash landed on the John Philip Sousa Bridge during the morning rush hour in Washington. He was injured lightly, no cars were struck, and the aircraft balanced 40 feet above the water after power failure following takeoff from Anacostia Naval Air Station. Bittings, a reserve officer, had been recalled to ferry the bomber to Martinsburg West Virginia.
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Washington
Navy
Sewell T. Bittings
Glenview
Ill
Naval Air Station
Anacostia
John Philip Sousa
Bittings
Martinsburg
W. Va
Grinnell Historian Charles E. Payne Dies at 68
Deaths Sunday list Charles Edward Payne, 68, Grinnell College faculty member for over 40 years and 19 years head of the history department. Born in Canada, he led academic work and teaching in Grinnell. Also noted are Ernest Dubitech, 4, veteran actor and director born in Berlin, and William Ediin, 99, editor of the Jewish Day national Hebrew date.
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Charles Edward Payne
Grinnell Coli
Canada
Hollywood
Ernest Dubitech
Berlin
Germany
New York
William Ediin
the Jewish Day
National Hebrew Datir
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