U N Ministers Meet as City Hosts Foreign Talks
Reporter at the United Nations broadcasts from Flushing and Lake Success as Byrnes faces a hard line with the Soviet bloc. The assembly tests obstructionist tactics while diplomats seek a nonaggressive path amid Cold War tensions.
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United Nations
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Assembly
Flushing
Security Council
Lake Success
United Kingdom
United States
Uruguay
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Austin
Molotov
Vishinsky
Gromyko
New York
Russia Plays Offense in Europe and Eyes German Unity
The article analyzes Soviet aims in postwar Europe, arguing Russia seeks to split Western powers and lure Germany away from the US, Britain, and France. It cites Byrnes’ countermoves, the Wallace episode, and warnings that a redrawn eastern frontier could favor Germany while stressing that a hard line remains needed against Soviet expansion. It notes Yugoslav resistance and Tito’s stance as leverage.
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William Bullitt
Russia
Louis Fischer
Edgar Ansel Mowrer
Saturday Review of Literature
Henry Wallace
Mowrer
Fischer
Europe
Volga
Germany
France
Poland
Byrnes
Wallace
United States
Lake Success
Paris
America
Yugoslavia
Dardanelles
Tito
Barbs at the U.N. meeting raise libel suit battle
Rep Sol Bloom arrives for the U.N. assembly and jokes about seven million constituents seeking tickets. The former Silver Shirts leader moves from jail to a hospital. Winston Churchill sues Louis Adamic for libel over Dinner at the White House remarks.
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Sol Bloom
U.N. Assembly
Winston Churchill
Louis Adamic
the White House
Winny
Banner Harvest Record Shatters Crop Output in 1946
The 1946 farming year sets an all time peak with 1.169 billion bushels of wheat and over 37 million tons of food grains, up 244 percent from 1942. Exports may reach 360 million bushels, and U.S. farms push contoured strip cropping, soil conservation, and REA electric service to boost yields amid continuing postwar adjustments. Veterans return to farming, with 1,045,000 former service members working on farms by mid year.
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Department of Agriculture
U. S
New England
Drouth
New Mexico
Arizona
Alabama
FSA
North Carolina
Corn Belt
Iowa
REA Co
U.S
Central Station
REA
Man's Best Friend Causes Most Farm Accidents
Dr H Herman Young of the Mayo Clinic told delegates at the National Safety Council congress that horses cause more farm accidents than any other animal. A nine year Mayo and council survey found 38 700 farmers killed at work, 133 200 farm residents killed accidentally, and 100 125 000 non fatal farm and home accidents in the period.
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Old Dobbin
H. Herman Young
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
National Safety Council
National Safety Congress
Chicago
Young
Safety Congress
Wyoming Homesteads Open to Veterans
World War II veterans with good character may apply for 7,720 acres of irrigated farm units in the Heart Mountain division Shoshone project Wyoming. applications due before November 25 with a local examining board selecting 166 top candidates for a drawing to receive 83 farms. additional openings total 5,372 acres in Washington and Idaho scheduled this winter.
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Washington
Wyoming
Shoshone Valley
Yellowstone Park
Bureau of Reclamation Project
Powell, Wyo
Bureau
Heart Mountain Division
Idaho
Wave Takes Army Job Finally Boards a Ship
After 26 months of land-locked service with the WAVES Miss Edith Dunn joined a ship by taking an army job. The Ohio river division engineers and a local army unit used naval tactics to house 22 women workers on two quarterboats tied up in Cincinnati paying 15 dollars monthly rent.
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Cincinnati
Edith Dunn
Army
Ohio River Division Engineers
Confusion Reigns on First Day in Flushing Gossip
A compact, period tone survey of postwar diplomacy, showbiz notes, and New York scenes. Reports include Truman and Churchill contrasts, Grover Whalen ticket counts, Cardinal Spellman comedy, Amos n Andy money talk, a gangster incident, Times Square signs, and vivid Manhattan vignettes.
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Truman
United Nations
Churchill
Russia
Yurrop
Flushing
New York
Grover Whalen
M’ers
H. Hoover
U. S
Washington, D. C
Manhattanville College
Dewey
Robert Hannegan
Cardinal Spellman
Amos
Andy
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American Re-Action, Inc
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Jay Russell
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Morgan Motor & Finance
Salt Lake City
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Salt Lake Desk
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