U.S. Presses Russia on Iran and Manchuria amid War Aid Debate
U.S. policy tightens toward Russia over Iran withdrawal and Manchuria looting while pushing a 3.0 billion dollar loan to Britain through Export-Import aid. Congress backs an emergency housing bill to speed low cost homes, and Truman reaffirms commitment to UNO amid Churchill’s alliance proposal. The CIO UAW strike at General Motors intensifies as Detroit seeks federal intervention.
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Teheran
Qil-rich
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U. S
Britain
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Vinson
House
Wilson Wyatt
Winston Churchill
United Nations Organization
Truman
UNO
Federal Council of Churches In America
Columbus
Ohio
Churchill
Fulton
Henry Sloane Coffin
Cio-United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Detroit
UAW
G.M
Chicago
Wyatt
National Association of Home Builders
Japan Opens Foreign Outlet for U S Cotton Through Japan
The United States plans to resume cotton shipments to Japan via government channels using CCC stocks. A Japanese government agency under the Allied commander will receive the cotton and textiles to reimburse the U S. The program aims to move 200000 bales of CCC cotton within a month, as reported by the Agriculture Department.
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U. S
Japan
Unti
Commodity Credit Cor
Supreme Commander of the
Allied Powers
Department of Agriculture
New Sun Rises Over Japan After Drafting New Constitution
Japan unveils a postwar charter endorsed by General MacArthur, Premier Shidehara, and Emperor Hirohito, ending imperial sovereignty, creating two elected houses, and banning armed forces. Price controls shift on many goods while OPA limits remain on shoes and select items. Henry Kaiser seeks steel as he plans postwar auto production, asks DOJ to probe supplier practices and considers Gary plants for expansion.
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Shidehara
Hirohito
OPA
Henry Kaiser
Kaiser
Joseph W. Frazer
Department of Justice
Economic Stabilization Board
Fontana
Calif
Gary
Ind
Unemployment Rise Slower Than Expected After V J Day
The Alexander Hamilton Institute reports unemployment rose in late 1945 but not as sharply as feared. About 890,000 unemployed in August, with gains tied to war production curtailment after V J Day and many workers reconverted to civilian jobs.
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Alexander Hamilton Institute
Hoover finally agrees to attend food conference
Secretary Anderson faced initial resistance from Herbert Hoover at Key West before Hoover agreed to come to Washington for the food conference. Anderson urged Hoover that the crisis demands his experience, promising he could return to fishing afterward.
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Washington
Clinton Anderson
Herbert Hoover
Anderson
Key West
Fla
Hoover
Secretary of Agriculture
Monopolies and public duty in critical communications
Washington summary of a writer's critique of telephone and mail services as monopolies. He argues government mail and telegraph perform better than phones, cites unreliable calls and delayed airmail, and warns that monopoly failures risk public safety and economic harm. He links efficiency to national well being and labor actions.
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Washington
Europe
Sewing Circle Patterns No 8976 for multiple sizes
Pattern No 8976 offers sizes 36 through 52 with cap Bipeve in size 38. Requires 4 yards of 35 inch material.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
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