Berlin crisis shows wartime four powers clash in Germany
An editorial outlines how the 1945 four power division of Germany created a control council requiring unanimous approval, enabling Russia to veto plans and pursue its own in its zone while the others acted independently in their zones. It links Berlin tensions to broader Cold War dynamics and UN Security Council veto power.
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Greece
Turkey
Austria
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Europe
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Russia
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U. S
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France
Security Council
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Upside Down Bran Muffins Upside Down Bran Muffins
Recipe fragment for upside down bran muffins mixing All Bran prunes apricots and peaches. Instructions include soaking, folding with milk flour and spices, butter and brown sugar in muffin cups, baking at 400 F for about 25 minutes yields nine muffins.
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Beteer Kup
Kellogg’s
Safety Survey to Cut Industrial Accidents Planned
A 400-member conference of government, industry and labor representatives agreed to study methods to reduce over two million annual industrial accidents. The findings will be presented at a March meeting in Washington attended by more than 2000 people from all states, summoned by President Truman through the Bureau of Labor Standards.
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Washington
William L. Connolly
Bureau of Labor Standards
Truman
Labor Department
Milk Transport Co. Granted 1% Rate Hike
The Public Utilities Commission approved Milk Transport Co. of Los Angeles to raise trucking rates by 1 percent for each 10 gallon can and for every standard case of bottled milk.
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Amish Farmers Jailed for Refusing Public School Attendance
Four Amish farmers Enos Mast Amos Yoder Jonas Petersheim and Menno Brenneman were jailed in Somerset County for refusing to pay fines and costs tied to their children's compulsory attendance at a public high school. Brenneman said Amish view religious schooling as sufficient and that their children under 15 are not sent to public high schools.
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Somerset
Somerset County
Enos Mast
Amos Yoder
Jonas Petersheim
Menno Brenneman
Brenneman
Army to lift ban on officer promotions
The Army will announce around November 1 the end of the temporary promotion freeze for majors, lieutenant colonels, and colonels. Promotions will follow professional, technical, and other requirements without regard to vacancy status.
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Army
Washington
Britain races to find scrap metal in tense international trade
Britain faces critical shortage of scrap iron and steel for rearma ment as international tension rises. J. W. Belcher parliamentary secretary to the Board of Trade opened a salvage campaign urging widespread collection.
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Britain
Birmingham
England
J. W. Belcher
Board of Trade
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