Chinese Delegates Denounce Yalta Pact In China
Delegates to China's national assembly condemn the Yalta secret agreement granting Russia rights in Manchuria as contrary to the Atlantic Charter and UN declarations. They warn it stains Sino American and Sino British relations and reproach the United States for its involvement in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
China
National Assembly
Yalta
Russia
Manchuria
Red Army
Assembly
United Nations
United States
City News Dance Listings Across Austin Venues
A compilation of dance events with venues in Austin area listings. Includes dancers like Tony Hartman and bands such as Alex and His Old Timers, Louie and His Band, and Willett Orch. with multiple dates including February 23 and 24 at venues like Herman's Hall, Short's Corner, K T Hall, St Hedwig, and Warnette Garden, featuring oldtime and modern music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City News
Herman's Hall
Austin
Tony
Bat
Doe Hartman
Bun
Buddy Hancock
Tip Top Boys
iAdy
Fratin
Alex
Bandera
K-T
Louie
Marmonia Lodge
Dance, Bat
Willett Orch. Sun
Joe Hartman
Washington lawmakers debate voluntary retirement plan for Congress
Solon retirement proposal stirs Hill as lawmakers weigh a voluntary plan requiring 5 percent of salaries for senators and representatives. The measure, led by Vinson, would let members retire at 55 with reduced benefits after paying in eligible years, amid voter scrutiny of pensions for public officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
House
Navy
House Civil Service
Cabiness
Vinson
D.ge
Congress
Senate
Vintson
Executive Department
Srived
Senator Thomas Foresees Meat Prices Falling
The report quotes Senator Thomas predicting cheaper meat as the general outlook improves. As chair of the Senate Agricultural Products Committee, he notes past efforts and ongoing actions affecting packing industry workers and wage issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Crow
Tomas
Mest
Senate ‘Ag
Senator Ihsan Opposes Disclosure of British Loan Terms
The proposed British loan credits face opposition as Senator Ihsan criticizes disclosing settlement terms. He argues public release could hinder the administration’s push for congressional approval. The text notes the surplus goods transfer and the loan amount of 3 750 000 000 dollars and the 11 cent on the dollar recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Britain
Ihsan
Un American committee binds members to policy shift
The group has pledged a drastic change in policy with Representative Wao, committee chairman, named as sole spokesman for all official statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wao
Housing Congress to reconvene with housing bill push
Congress recesses for the weekend while the Senate and House prepare a busy week focused on housing legislation and related votes. The week ahead centers on advancing housing policy measures and committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housi Congress
Senate
House
Seven Sons in Service Deny Jury Duty Exemption
Judge Thompson excused Mrs. Mary Coyne from jury service because she is not yet a citizen, having only first papers. He noted her seven sons serving in the armed forces and affirmed the country can be served even without she serving on the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Marshal Thompson
Yamashita Dies by Rope at Manila Execution
Japanese general Tomoyuki Yamashita was executed by hanging near Los Baños southeast of Manila at dawn with two subordinates. General MacArthur denounced him as a failed soldier after desecrated acts by his troops, and his body was wrapped in canvas and carried away for burial with other soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Try
Tamayuki
Yamashita
Ane
Singapore
Waterline Inn
Mac ‘Arthur
Lola
Los Banos
Labor Roundup Lewis Hints New Demands
Labor leader John L. Lewis signals possible wage policy clashes as United Mine Workers plan March 11 policy meeting to set contract demands. He says miners will press issues on coal industry, with wage boosts tied to national stabilization and industry patterns. He notes uncertainty about CIO AFL amalgamation and optimistic prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rum Wrere
John L. Leivis
United Mire
UMW
Ther
National Wage Stabilization Board
U J. Day
Lewis
Alf. L. Lewis
Oot
Telephone Strike Looms as Federal Mediation Sought
Nationwide work stoppage by 250000 telephone workers set for March 7 while federal conciliators seek a wage and hour settlement. In Pittsburgh 3460 Duquesne Light employees planned a midnight walkout over wage demands reduced from 37 to 28 percent, with tower wage increases proposed at 21 cents per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Company
Transit strike threat looms in New York transit system
A potential strike threatens all transit modes including street cars elevated trains buses and subways in New York. CTO President Philip Murray expressed willingness to explore options to avert a possible world stoppage and keep services running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CTO
Philip Murray
Milk strike closes many Detroit dairies
Milk strike in Detroit enters its fourth day as 21 of 32 dairies shut down and thousands face supply disruption. United Dairy Workers demand higher wages up to 20 cents an hour, with no settlement seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United ‘Daly
Radio and Theater Listings and Misc Short News
A jumble of radio schedule notes for Feb 23 1946 lists KTSA KONO and nearby programs including matinee melodies, symphonic swing series, and sports. It also mentions entertainment lines like 20 Questions with Dick Haymes and a Canova jamble, plus Opry serenades and parade snapshots. A human-interest item notes Mrs Josephine Jacoby, 100, a vegetarian coffee drinker, crediting longevity to heredity. Northcutt arrives in Tokyo to take command of British occupation forces. Also a note on ancient pottery and animal glue found in Persia ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KTSA
Rmag Kono
Record Shop
Matinee Mel
Clev
Swing Ser
Swink Ser
Sportstants
Sswing
Fikent Gunnews
News
Moi
Swing
Labor USA
Helen Heyes
D. Shore
Helen Havis
Symphony
Mel
Firat
Lcner
Art
Fis
Dick Haymes
Don Dick Haymes
Harryimore
Truth
Harry Savoy
Pennyer
Barrymore
Barn Danes
Gane
Boston
Judy Canova
Jamboree Symphony Bis
Seopady Canove Peventing
Jamberes Arenahane
Ole Opry
Serenade
Sporta
Glen
Shinal Larry Tice
Har. James
Sporte
Sparis Har
James
McChe Gee, Olsen
Parade
Gee_ Olsen
Band
Davide
Strong
Danes Tims
Glen’ Grey
Newa
Cavalierg
New Albany
Josephine Jacoby
Northcutt
Tokyo
John Northcutt
Melbourne
Sir ‘Thomas Blamey
Japan
Buses Negotiations Threaten Dallas Transport Strikes
Bargaining with bus operators aimed at Dallas transport bogged down by March 1. A street cap and strike seemed likely by week’s end. Union demands a 22 cent per hour raise above the 17 cent scale and changes in foreheeling times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Prospects Poor For Farm Help
Omaha dispatch notes farm help outlook unchanged after 1945 harvest. Authorities expect limited emergency workers to be imported from Jamaica and Mexico. No war prisoners will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Toalke Plains
Jamaica
Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Fall
Ray Moore
Mandraketh
Trempstery
Sgh
Lee
Lee Falk
Phil Davis
Toots and
Casper
Colonel Hoofer
Saga
Sophie
L Conting
Finmy
Jimmy Murphy
Myrtle
Duiley Fisher
Daley Wish
King Features Syndicate
Ini
Short's Corner
Alamo Heights
Nacogdoches
New Braunfels
Johnnie
St. Hedwig
Leon Springs
Fredericksburg Rd
Warnette Garden
Castraville
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Taylor Streets
Perry F. Werb
D.D
Brosienst
Fie
Ualou
Oss B
Youth For Christ
OT Goldsmith
Temple Tria
Lamb
First Baptist Auditorium
Ladonna Glennie
Maaling
SAN Antonio Gospel Tabernacle
Wampshire Ave
St. Taylor
Tanday
Autland
Ballerda
David & Goliath Fritey
Chriat
Washington
Solon Retirement Plan
Stirs Hill
Dnomas
M. Ee
Abijene
Ste Albuanenainere
Armirillo
Sonus Cartati
Denver
Dawe City
Ike
Bert Wurth
Fradericksburg
Slonn
Mont
Ahewe
Jacksonville
Kcnnangy
Uae
Iemphis
Oklahoma City
Cote
Brane
San Antonio
Sheridan
Wyo
Texas
Withston
N. D
Transit
Odio
Persia
Argoflex
Studer
WOA
Rstayers
High Grace
ALAMO
U Hae
Selweey
Dallas FT. Worth
Austin Nz
Dalley
Pelham
Katy
Alking’comter
Hotel Hille Lool
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad System
Rar Rn
Eae
South Py Sk Ices Cae
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!