Propaganda claims displaced Russians in Germany mocked by Reds
In a dispatch from WOSCOW the Soviet press accuses occupation authorities of sabotaging ministerial decisions on returning displaced persons to the motherland. About 300,000 Soviet citizens are in German camps across the British American and French zones with 380 camps noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woscow
Tevestra
Germany
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Izvestia
Soviet Union
Europe
America
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
British dollar crisis prompts emergency loan actions
U S Treasury officials report Britain faces a genuine crisis as dollar withdrawals cut the exchange flow. Britain plans to suspend pounds for dollars temporarily to curb demand, with August withdrawals to reduce the credit balance to 400 million. Talks with Britain aim to modify loan terms and ease the crisis while Congress is out of session.
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Treasury
Britain
United States
London
U.S. Treasury
Ates
Secretary of the Treasury
the Treasury
Wilfrid Eady
Bank of England
Congress
Treasury Department
U. S
England
National Advisory Council On International Monetary
State
Commerce ‘Departments
Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Blondie Actress Sues Neighbors Over Noise and Smell
Blondie star Penny Singleton and husband Robert Sparks filed a 70 000 suit in Moorpark district claiming Andekraft Corp restaurant operation with smells noises and stagecoach customers renders their estate uninhabitable and devalues it. The couple seeks a restraining order to stop the nearby activities.
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van Nuys
Penny
Blondie) Singleton
Moorpark
Robert Sparks
Andekraft Corp
Stagecoach
Radio Firm Union Sign New Arbitration Pact
In New York on August 21 a two year agreement between RCA Victor division and the United Electrical Workers pledges grievances to be settled by arbitration only. The pact prevents court action or NLRB involvement by either side.
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New York
New
National Labor Relations Board
Rca-Victor
Radio Corporation of America
United Electrical, Radio and Mapring Workers of America
Russia veto blocks Italy Austria UN membership bids
In a rapid sequence of moves, the Soviet Union used its veto to block United Nations membership consideration for Italy and Austria. The Italy vote was nine yes, four no, with Poland abstaining, as the Security Council faced Hungary’s rejected membership bid and related talks in New York.
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Lake- Success
Russia
Austria
United Nations
Security ‘Council
Italy
General Assembly
New York
Poland
United Nations Security
Cornell
Hungary
Escapee Recaptured After Barefoot Across Nation
Bennie M. Doom, a federal prisoner who escaped in Gallup New Mexico while being transported to El Reno Oklahoma, was recaptured near Holbrook Arizona after traveling barefoot across the country, the FBI announced.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Bennie M.doom
Gallup
N. M
el Reno
Okla
Federal Reformatory
Holbrook
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Postwar economic talks face friction over zones and German living standards
The Potsdam framework prompts debate on occupation zone economics and a proposed German living standard level. General Clay defends zone-based production goals arguing Russia treats Germany separately. Molotov and Marshall clash over Korea talks as deadline nears for joint commission report.
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Europe
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
U.S
Germany
Potsdam
Clay
Korea
Molotov
Marshall
Joint Commission
Seoul
Anole
Planes crash claims officers reshape far Eastern Command
Tokyo report notes two officers of the First Cavalry Division were reassigned to fill vacancies in the Far Eastern Command after the Pacific plane crash that killed Ambassador George Atcheson Jr. Brig. Gen. Ward H. Maris becomes assistant chief of staff and head of the Joint Strategic Plans and Operations Group. Col. C Stanton Babcock joins the Joint Plans Group.
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Tokyo
First Cavalry Division
Far Eastern
Pacific
George Atcheson Jr
Ward H. Maris
Carl Russell
Richmond Heights
Maris
C. Stanton Babcock
Joint
Federal rabies control commission proposed in address
Dr Ernest Tierkel of Montgomery Alabama urged creation of a federal rabies control commission before the American Veterinary Medical Association. He cited rabies cases surpassing 10 000 annually and called for federal action based on vaccine studies at the U S Public Health Service laboratories in Montgomery and elsewhere.
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Cincinnali
de, Ernest. & Tierkel
Montgomery
Ala
Amecan Veterinary Medical Associators
WU. S
Health Service Research Laboratories
Actress Jane Greer Weds Edward Lasker in Las Vegas Elopement
Hollywood report says 23 year old actress Jane Greer married 35 year old Chicago tycoon Edward Lasker after eloping to Las Vegas by chartered plane. Greer recently divorced crooner Rudy Vaslee in July 1945 and Lasker, son of Albert D. Lasker, was previously divorced in January 1946 from Carol Gim Je and was engaged to Nancy Guild.
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Hollywood
Jane, Greer
Edward Lasker
Chicago
Las Vegas
Miss Greer
Rudy Vaslee
Lasker
Albert D. Lasker
U. S. Shipping Board
Carol Gim Je
New York Department
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Parlick
Carlieds
Out of
U.N
Siereneeser Magus
U. S. Rabies Control Commission
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Slaughter
Orener
Faltavale
California
Aline Aware
Jane Greer
Tore
Nancy Guild
Bing
Foye
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Yederal
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Pine Ave
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