Moscow Parley Ends Amidst Cold War Tensions
The first round of talks at the Moscow Foreign Ministers conference ends with no major breakthrough on a peace treaty. Deputy leaders express disappointment as discussions shift to postwar German assets and Austrian questions. Molotov rejects Austrian treaty moves, while the U S signals slim progress and a need for direct dialogue in Vienna.
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Democrats Oppose Labor Law Teeth and Grange Talk
Democrats in the Washington scene oppose strengthening labor law provisions as committees debate adding teeth to the bill. The discussion covers union welfare funds dues by payroll deduction and private jurisdiction limits amid upcoming fights. Also, news notes A Cather, noted New York author, has died at 70.
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Calcutta Imposes 33 Hour Curfew After Police Fire
An eastern Calcutta district is under a 33 hour curfew following police firing on participants in communal fighting. The Bengal government reports 66 injured and 35 hospitalized, 11 of them in the curfew area over the last 24 hours, with 475 protesters arrested. The report notes ongoing unrest and responses across the region.
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Bankers Group Hears Adams Updates on Investments and Leadership
Millard M Woodoine was elected chairman of the group with a budget around 300. Avon stood alongside in the Avon Association as Elmer Esvieman became vice chairman and Herbert H. Hrease was chosen as treasurer. Adams era management changes circulated among investors.
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Snerman Adams
Cental Hanner Bark
York
Statlat
AVON
Millard M Woodoine
Maers Ascoriaton
Elmer Esvieman
Bairman
Herbert H
Banks Seek Saturday Closures Amid Crediting Debates
A nominating committee discussed closing hours at banks as several communities weigh Saturday openings. Officials from Frederick to Baltimore suggested temporary closings to obtain permits and ease operations. Deputy Bank Commissioner Jonny Haswellhorn urged firms to decide soon with plans for coordinated schedules and public programs.
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