UNO Seeks Compromise as Iran Russia Standoff Eases
The United Nations Security Council nears a settlement in the Iran Russia dispute with Moscow agreeing to withdraw by May 6 and Tehran linking its move to assurances on oil concessions and provincial governance. Rail unions demand higher wages after a 16 cent an hour boost, opposing rail carriers who warn of rate hikes.
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United Nations Organization
Moscow
Tehran
James Byrnes
U. S
UNO Security Council
Iran
UNO
Russia
Security Council
Byrnes
Labor-Management Arbitration Board
B. M. Jewell
E. E. Milliman
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees
Arbitration Board
Fred G. Gurley
The
Santa Fe
Gurley
Setflem
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Farm Bloc
Truman
Senate
House
Farm
Anderson
John W. Snyder
Snyder
American Bar Association
Patterson
United States
Farm loans to 10 000 farmers to be made this spring
Farm operating loans will be extended to about 10 000 farmers principally World War II veterans this spring. An additional 15 million dollars is made available to the Farm Security Administration by deficiency appropriation. Rehabilitation loan percentages rise from 67 percent to 82 percent, enabling continued lending into late spring.
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Farm Security Administration
Laundries Boom With Record 1945 Business
Commercial laundries nationwide posted a record 634 million dollars in 1945, up 4.6 percent from 1944 and 127 percent from 1933, with rising sales across all regions.
Overseas Relief Conference in London Aids Europe
Delegates from 18 Allied and former enemy nations gather in London for the Emergency Economic conference for Europe to coordinate aid for 1946 47. The United States aims to ship 1 000 000 tons of wheat monthly and seeks greater contributions from others while considering cereals from Russia and increased Argentine exports. Ireland pledges 35 000 cattle 9 000 000 pounds of canned meat 20 000 tons of sugar plus milk bacon and cheese. The U S State Department asks Yugoslavia to permit American officers to testify for Mihailovic in his treason trial noting Allied reliance on Chetnik forces for rescue and liaison work.
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Europe
London
U. S
Combined Food Board
Russia
Ireland
Eire
Britain
Drajan Mihailovitch
U. S. State Department
Chetnik
Mihailovitch
Tito
State Department
Stamp Sale Brings Heirs $210000 From Roosevelt Collection
Hobbyists and dealers shared in the purchase of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s stamp trove, with heirs receiving over $210,000. An advance appraisal valued the collection at $80,000, led by Berry Hill who paid $1,885 for 29 French stamp lots and $1,615 for German stamps. Dr L. L. Ruland spent $4,700 for 62 Chinese lots, while Canadian dealer K. Bileski paid $2,100 for 848 Russian stamps. Almost $8,000 came from 107 Venezuelan lots and albums.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Berry Hill
New York
Reich
L. L. Ruland
Roosevelt
Chiang Kai-shek
K. Bileski
Maxim Litvinoff
Near East Powers Weave Kurdish Bid for Independence
Reports say Russia backs Kurdish leaders in Iran Turkey Iraq and Syria to back an independent Kurdish republic with Mehabad as its headquarters. The movement grew from a Baku meeting led by Ghazi Mohammed and is funded by regional chieftains amid oil interests. Separately US agriculture warns of a looming rice shortage in Asiatic markets due to the 1945-46 crop deficit and disrupted transport.
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Near East
Iran
Turkey
Iraq
Syria
Mehabad
Ghazi Mohammed
Baku
Russia
Department of Agriculture
Barbs and Blasts From The Mailbag Backed By Antiquated Wit
A collection of syndicated quips from a 1620 English piece contrasts with modern musings on Russia, Iran, and sun spot disturbances. The writer mocks communism and economic inequality with brisk, satirical lines.
Practical Household Tips And Garden Advice
A lemon heated before squeezing yields more juice. Poppy seeds should be sown as soon as ground can be prepared. Late sowing risks failure unless seeds are watered and shaded. Dip nails in hot water to avoid plaster cracks when hammering. Avoid running lamp cords under rugs. For grass stains use ammonia and peroxide. rinse with water. Pick south exposure for vegetable gardens and keep trees away. For measuring dry ingredients fill and level the spoon. quarter spoons halve crosswise. Raspberry bushes need annual pruning to stay productive and prevent weak canes.
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Warsaw
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Eye Street
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Sam
Bounding Main
War Department
America
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National Opinion Research Center
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NORC
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Gerpe
Pauline Frederick
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Asia
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Arlington
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Houston
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Pinkham
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