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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1946
Page
2
The Western Newspaper Union outlines a House inquiry into international atom control and spy intrigue. It discusses U S state department blueprints and potential diplomatic repercussions amid cold war era security concerns.
The State Department proposes an international atomic authority to own lease and operate all aspects of atomic energy while civilian use remains allowed. The UN Security Council negotiates with Russia over Iran and NATO allies. FBI arrests 29-year-old Russian Lt. Nicolai Redin in Portland as the House committee on un-American activities prepares hearings on subversive ties. Some 160 German scientists join US projects postwar under War Department disclosure.
Government may seize strikebound farm machinery plants as negotiations stall. International Harvester resists CIO Farm Equipment Workers demands on union security and grievances. Wage compromise of 18 cents an hour agreed for 30,000 IH workers and 12,500 in Allis-Chalmers and J I Case plants. Coal talks between UMW and operators revive health and welfare fund debate and potential government control of 29 million tons of coal. New UAW chief Walter Reuther outlines white collar organizing drive and industry wide bargaining goals.
The American Society for the Hard of Hearing estimates about one million children, excluding the totally deaf, have some auditory impairment. Because a person can lose up to 40 percent of hearing before it becomes observable, a child may suffer maladjustment before authorities intervene.
WNU Service notes a three phase plan for German radio after WWII occupation. Initial removal of Nazi media, then controlled broadcasts, then handover to German operators under license. Radio Lux embourg, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, and Munich became early American assets with German programs shifting toward entertainment and education.
A new triangular desk for executives is highlighted by Business Week. The piece notes efficiency gains and the device helps reduce difficulty in viewing all sides of a problem by one third.
The article notes German looted treasures hidden in salt mines stayed dry due to salt absorbing moisture, unlike copper mines where mold formed on the items.
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