UNO Balks at Iran Iran Russia row eases with pledge of pullout
The Russo Iranian dispute eased as Moscow promised to withdraw with no oil concessions tied to exit and Tehran demanded assurances against pressure for provincial governance. Labor rail unions criticized a 16 cent an hour raise as insufficient amid higher living costs and potential rate increases for carriers.
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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. Gurney
The
Santa Fe
Gurley
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Farm Loans Expanding for Veterans and Farmers
Farm operating loans will be available to about 10 000 farmers this spring. The program targets World War II veterans with an extra 15 million dollars provided to the Farm Security Administration by deficiency appropriation. Rehabilitation loan funds rise to 824 million dollars for the year, enabling continued support through last spring.
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Farm Security Administration
Snyder cites 1946 prosperity with wartime conversion strains
Reconversion Director John W Snyder told President Truman that civilian production in early 1946 reached 150 billion dollars in Q1, with private wages near prewar levels. Unemployment rose, textile shortages persisted, and inflation threats linger despite rising output and high taxes.
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U. S
John W Snyder
Truman
Snyder
Laundries Post Record 634 Million in 1945
Leandries Boom shows heightened demand with the nation's laundries totaling a record 634 million dollars in 1945. The figure marks a 4.6 percent rise from 1944 and a 127 percent increase since 1933, with gains recorded across all regions.
Overseas Relief London Confab Sets Aid Goals
Delegates from 18 Allied neutral and former enemy nations discuss postwar relief at the Emergency Economic conference for Europe in London. The United States and Soviet Union aim to ship 1,000,000 tons of wheat monthly toward 11,000,000 tons, urging broader contributions. Ireland pledges 35,000 cattle 9,000,000 pounds of canned meat 20,000 tons of sugar plus dairy products for the continent this year.
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Europe
London
Us&s
Combined Food Board
Russia
Ireland
Eire
Britain
U S Aid Sought for Mihailovitch Treason Trial
The United States state department asked Yugoslavia to allow American officers attached to Mihailovitch's headquarters to testify for him at his treason trial. Mihailovitch led guerrilla resistance against Germany but fell out with Tito after 1943, becoming a fugitive amid accusations of collaboration with the Nazis.
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Draja Mihailovitch
U .S. State Department
Mihailovitch
Tito
State Department
U. S
Baruch Plans and Inflation Policy Stirs Mixed Signals
Washington, Henry Baruch, the financier, is called to advise on inflation and reconversion, with a new plan to harness inflation and boost production. He criticizes government wage and price policies while noting political resistance, unions, and the likelihood of limited congressional action and a patchwork reconversion program.
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Washington
Baruch
New Commission
House Banking Committee
CPA
Congress
Roosevelt
High Court of Commerce
War Powers
OPA
Bowles
Reminiscences and World Powers in 1929 Links
Reminiscences contrast the 1928 Pan American conference in Havana with New York politics. Hughes led a bloc opposing arbitration while authorizing U S intervention in Latin America but public opinion shifted over two decades. Russia Iran tensions and Ickes' column debut follow, with LaGuardia's Atlantic City UNERA speech quips.
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Washington
Havana
New York
Calvin Coolidge
Cuba
Charles Evans Hughes
U S
Frank B. Kellogg
Mexico
U. S
Panama
Poland
Yugoslavia
Russia
Hughes
U S. A
Haiti
Nicaragua
State Department
Pulitzers
Iran
United Nations
Pan-American Union
UNO
Red Army
Churchill
Drawstring Frock for Tay Tot Prelly Pattern No 1481
Vintage sewing notice describes Drawstring Frock patterns for toddlers and prel girls in multiple sizes. It lists fabric measurements for sizes 2 and 16 with yardage for 35 or 30 inch material and trim requirements, plus pattern numbers 1481 and 8057.
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John Snyder
Leandries
U.S
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Berry Hill
Reich
L. L. Ruland
Chiang Kai-shek
K. Bileski
Maxim Litvinoff
Near East
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Iraq
Syria
Mehabad
Ghazi Mohammed
Baku
Asia
Department of Agriculture
Newws
WY UT
Paul Mallon
A. S
Ickes
Harold Ickes
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Big Inch
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UNERA
LaGuardia
Lehman
Atlantic City
Fiorello
la Guardia
Missouri
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
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P. S
Kellogg
Ata
Fleischmann
Ando
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