Moscow shifts front in diplomacy and unrest spreads
Washington reports a milder Russian front with Molotov back in Moscow and Paris talks delaying the U.N. assembly for 30 days. Reports note purges in Ukraine and Russia as a sign of internal strain while observers cite uncertain Moscow aims and potential early results from Paris. A stock market decline is linked to inflation and profit expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Molotov
Stalin
Paris
U.N
Messrs
Byrnes
Bevin
Kremlin
Manuilsky
U.N. Council
Karl Marx
Ukraine
Volga
la Guardia
Cook
Moscow
Red Army
Odessa
Dardanelles
Zhukov
Koniev
Complications Mark Soviet Approach To Russia Policy
The piece argues America has no fixed foreign policy and outlines a two path approach to Russia. It contrasts two Russian elements the public is fond of America while the leadership hates it and warns of dual diplomacy to avoid alienating the semi friendly group. It cites Byrnes plan for a German unity and stresses firm clear U S statements without force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNU Service
Eye Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
America
Byrnes-Wallace
Russia
Moscow
Amerika
Byrnes
Germany
United States
Europe
United Nations
Evolution of Typewriter and Language Machines
The piece riffs on advances in typewriters and multilingual machines, noting IBM’s language tools and a Nürnberg trials device. It toys with speech to text, spelling quirks, and the clash of translation, anthem singing, and public opinion, closing with a jab about expertise in brain surgery and world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miracle Working International Business Machines Corporation
IBM
Strife in Greece Prompts War Profits Debate Across Nations
Greek civil war rages in mountainous north as Tsaldaris blames Russian aims to gain the Aegean. Britain readies 40000 troops for possible intervention while rival powers clash over influence near the Suez and Dardanelles. The House merchant marine panel details wartime profits and tax renegotiations, revealing Kaiser deficits and New England Shipbuilding gains. Labor fights a Pittsburgh injunction over the Duquesne Light case as unions press for bargaining. Meat price tensions split Democrats as Truman favors controls while calls for decontrol rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George II
Greece
Constantin Tsaldaris
Near East
Aegean Sea
Dardanelles
Suez Canal
Britain
Russia
A Dressing Table For That Corner
A corner fitting dressing table solves viewing the back of a new hairdo. Sit close to a triple mirror, built from a 36 inch square plywood, with a useful overhead shelf. More details are in SEWING Book 8 available by request with name and address.
Debt in U S Rises to 400.5 Billion Despite War End
A Commerce Department summary shows total U S debt rising 35.4 billion in 1945 to 400.5 billion, led by a 4 2 billion federal debt increase. Declines occurred in corporate, state and local, long term corporate, and farm mortgage debts, while non corporate urban mortgages and short term debts rose. The four year wartime period saw debt jump from 202.4 to 400.5 billion and GNP climb from 120 to 199 billion. Farm mortgage debt may soon halt its long decline as 1945 increases appeared in 20 states versus eight in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ferce Ehind
Paul Mallon
Western Newspaper Union
Leningrad
Baukhage
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Juliano Cabbia
Feltre
Italy
Juliano
House Merchant Marine Committee
Fontana
Kaiser Company
Kaiser
General Accounting Office
California Shipbuilding Corporation
U. S
New England Shipbuilding Corporation
LABOR
Independent Association of Employees of Duquesne Light Company
Pittsburgh
IAE
AFL
CIO
Truman
OPA
Mr. Truman
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
Daniel Lee Gease
Columbus
Ohio
Barbara Kay
U.S
Peds
Nees
ROYAL
Perry
Spurlock-Neal Co
Nashville
Tenn
Pater Ets
Weare
McKesson & Robbins