Lie says UN rests on big powers for peace
Secretary General Trygve Lie warns that the United Nations depends on the Big Five for real agreement and trust. He cites veto power as an obligation to seek compromise and notes many Security Council issues stem from failure to agree. He urges continued effort or risk to peace and humanity.
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Larry Hauck
New York
United Nations
Trygve Lie
United States
Russia
Great Britain
China
France
Lie
Security Council
General Assembly
World
London
Europe
Assembly
U. N
Britain
U. S
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Hunter College
Bronx
Lake Success
Long Island
Sperry
Afghanistan
Transjordan
Outer Mongolia
Agenda For UN Assembly Announced
The United Nations announced the agenda for its September general assembly session to be held Sept 23 at the Flushing World's Fair site. Key items include the Spanish question and the veto power of the Big Five, with discussions on Jewish immigration into Palestine possible later. The assembly will elect three new security council members and consider budget, pay scales, and a permanent site.
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New York
United Nations
General Assembly
U. N
Flushing
United States
Palestine
Egypt
Iraq
Arab League
Assembly
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Security Council
Franco
Andrei A. Gromyko
Reeome
Council
Teheran
Iran
Albania
Outer Mongolia
Afbanistan
Transjordan
Siam
Iceland
Sweden
Ireland
Mexico
Netherlands
Colombia
Western Europe
Trygve Lie
Westchester
Fairfield
Conn
Chinese Reds Acknowledge Marine Battle
Chinese official agencies agreed that a clash occurred near Aoping on the Peiping Tianjin road when a U S Marine convoy was ambushed. The Marines reported 3 killed and 12 wounded with 2 injuries from a jeep roll. communists claimed 6 Marines and 80 Nationalist troops attacked, with casualties on both sides.
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Tom Masterson
Pfiping
U. S
China
Marine Corps
Peiping
Yenan Radio
Emancipation Daily
New China News Agency
Chinese Nationa
Eight Route Army
Aoping
Peiping-Tienstin Road
Churchill Hopes H.S.T. Will Approve Palestine Plan
Churchill urged President Truman to back the proposed Palestine division and urged U S aid to implement it. Cripps and Attlee pressed for U S cooperation as London reported mixed response to the plan from Washington. A transatlantic call was denied by the White House.
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ED Creagi
London
Winston Churchill
Truman
Palestine
Holy Land
House of Commons
Washington
Anglo- American Inquiry Committee
Churchill
Stafford Cripps
Board of Trade
U.S.A
Cripps
Attlee
Ernest Bevin
Evening Star
Flaming rescue at North Side service station saves teen
A 17 year old Ben Diehl was burned over his body when grease in a pit caught fire at the McConnell service station. Two truck drivers Joe Rabel and R. D. Jones pulled him from the flames, suffering minor burns. He was listed in serious condition at Allegheny General Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
North Side
Ben Diehl
Allegheny General
McConnell
Joe Rabel
R. D. Jones
Erie
Truman says U S has no axe to grind in postwar peace
President Truman told a Washington dinner that the United States seeks no power or territory after World War II victory. He urged progress toward a just peace, noted Byrnes in Paris, and highlighted air force achievements and a new transcontinental speed record set by a B 29 flight from New York to California in 7 hours 28 minutes.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Army Air Force
Byrnes
Paris
Air Force
Orville Wright
America
Germany
LaGuardia Field
N. Y
Burbank
Koppers Reports Net Income Decline for First Half 1946
Koppers Co Inc reported consolidated net income of 408,5000 dollars for the first six months of 1946, equal to six cents per share, down from 1,288,662 dollars or 1.04 dollars per share in the same period of 1945, Pittsburgh.
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Koppers
Pittsburgh
Koppers Co., Inc
Arsenal Discovered In Tel Aviv School Hideout
British troops uncover the largest Tel Aviv arsenal yet found beneath a boys technical school in an all Jewish area. Thousands of rounds, mortar bombs, grenades and hundreds of rifles and pistols are seized, likely tied to Hagana. The operation nets dozens arrested and other caches found near Jerusalem and KalENDIA.
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Tel Aviv
Palestine
Hagana
Kalendia
Jerusalem
Polio Victims In Cleveland
Two Cleveland children Alan and Anita Arian moved to City hospital for observation after a camp counsellor died from infantile paralysis. A Cleveland physician found no immediate danger in their condition as more than 125 campers were evacuated to Pittsburgh and Cleveland homes following the counsellor’s death.
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Butler
Cleveland
City Hospital
Alan
Anita Arian
Butler Hospital
Pittsburgh
Eleven Men Burned By Caustic Soda At Sun Oil Refinery
Marcus Hook August 1 Eleven Sun Oil Co workers forced from a restroom by acrid fumes ran into a boiling overflow of caustic soda from a ruptured tank. Five men seriously burned, Alfred Guiton 23 among the injured. Guiton and two others admitted to Crozer hospital Chester. others treated at refinery infirmary.
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Marcus Hook
Sun Oil Co
Alfred Guiton
Guiton
Charles Pass
Vernon Petty
Crozer Hospital
Chester
Ira Graham
Guy Shaffer
Eddystone
Summit Hotel In U S Court
Three New Yorkers filed a federal suit to stop the sale of the Summit hotel near Uniontown to a Chicago syndicate. Plaintiffs John Russo Eugen Kepecs and Samuel Caspert seek an injunction preventing any sale to others and demand the owners sign and deliver the seed. They allege a May 28 agreement to sell, and that on June 6 Heyn acting for other defendants canceled negotiations by wire to attorney Eugene Kepecs.
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Pittsburgh
Fayette County
Uniontown
Chicago
John Russo
Eugen, Kepecs
Samuel Caspert
Leo H. Heyn
Heyn
Eugene Kepecs
Nazi S D espionage case tied to U S before war
The U S prosecution in the International Military Tribunal charged that Nazi security police conducted espionage in the United States before the war declaration. Maj. Hartley Murray cited a July 11 1941 teletype from Ribbentrop asking for a report on S D members. The issue was not pressed and dropped.
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G. K. Hodenfield Muernberg
United States
Maj
Hartley Murray
U. S
International Military Tribunal
S.D
Rolf-Heinz Hoeppner
Inland Information Service
Constellation Fire Test Tied to Crash Probe
A Civil Aeronautics Board official testified at a hearing on the fatal Transcontinental and Western Airlines Constellation crash. Engineers loosened a lug on a lead through stud to see if fire could start. sparks and smoke followed, hydraulic fluid leaked, and a fire was extinguished within minutes. The test occurred July 17 in Burbank California, six days after the Star of Lisbon training plane crash. All Constellation aircraft remain grounded pending safety orders before resuming airworthy certification.
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Reading
Civil Aeronautics Board
Transcontinental and
Western Airlines
Constellation
Ervin Townsend
CAB Safety Bureau
Burbank
Calif
Star of Lisbon
Civil Velo Nautics Administration
Townsend
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Bureau of Standards
Railroads Report Sharp Losses in First Half 1946
The Association of American Railroads reported Class 1 lines had a 1946 first-half deficit after interest and rentals of 27.0 million, versus a profit in 1945. June 1946 net income after interest totaled 13.0 million, with total first-half operating revenues at 3.58 billion, down from 3.19 billion a year earlier. 68 railroads failed to earn interest and rentals in the first six months, including 31 in the East, 10 in the South, and 27 in the West.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Yugoslavia Rejects Trieste Compromise and Warns Big Five
Senate war investigations hear veterans trace defective 4.2 inch mortar ammunition to its lot numbers. Ex-corporal and other soldiers describe records on defective fuses and muzzled bursts, urging identification of manufacturers from lot numbers and references to Fort Bragg tests in 1943. Senator Ferguson cites a letter from Tex
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Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Italy
65Th Chemical Company
Belgium
Ferguson
R-Mich
Tex
Heirens Defense Seeks Second Confession Conference
Chicago August 1 In a matter surrounding William Heirens 17 year old son of a University student defense counsel Mal Coghlan met with State's Attorney William Tuohy amid continuing efforts to secure confessions. Tuohy announced ballistic tests linked a Rodrick pistol to a suburban shooting and a hunting knife found near the Degnan home as key circumstantial evidence in Heirens burglary and murder cases. Heirens faces arraignments on the Degnan and Brown murders and 29 related charges on August 14.
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Chicago
INS
William Heirens
William Tuohy
Young Heirens
Tuohy
Heirens
Mal Coghlan
Coghlan
Cook County
Degnan
University of Chicago
Guy E. Rodrick
Rodrick
Luanne
Roderick
Marian Campbell
North Side
Brown
Coleman's battery fed friers advertised for weekend orders
Notice advertises Coleman s battery fed friers for weekend orders. Chickens are raised in electric brooders and fed special foods. Fry time listed as 20 minutes with fresh dressing on short order at 364 W Fairview St Somerset Pa. Phone 329 W.
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Coleman
Fairview St
Somerset
New Head at Westminster College
Dr H Lloyd Cleland former Pittsburgh board of education personnel director takes office as president of Westminster College tomorrow. He succeeds retiring president Dr Robert F Galbreath after 16 years of service.
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Westminister
New Wilmington
H. Lloyd Cleland
Pittsburgh Board of Education
Westminister College
Cleland
Robert F. Galbreath
Washington World column debuts by Austine Cassini
A sprightly Washington column by Austine Cassini begins three times weekly, promising intimate capital happenings and behind the scenes personality notes not in dispatches. Cassini, wife of Igor Cassini of Cholly Knickerbocker fame, will publish alongside Inside Washington.
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Washington World
Austine Cassini
Washington
National Capital
New York
Tennessee Democrats For M Kellar In Tennessee Primary
Unofficial returns from Tennessee Democratic primary show U S senator K D McKellar leading E W Carmack in early results with about 300000 votes anticipated statewide. Browning McCord and Leah Richardson led governor race. GOP races include Dayton Phillips leading in the Fifth district.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
United States
E. W. Carmack
K. D. Mc Kellar
Byron Johnson
Neal
Herman H. Ross
Gordon Browning
Jim McCord
Leah Richardson
K. D. McKellar
John R. Neal
Jim McCor
Carroll Reece
Dayton Phillips
Elizabethton
Harold H
Doc) Earthman
Joe I. Evins
Estes Kefauver
McKellar
Edward Ward Carmack
CIO
Carmack
Washington
Truman
Yugoslavia Rejects Trieste Solution At Peace Conference
Yugoslav Vice-Premier Kardelj denounces the Trieste plan as cutting off hinterland Solvene territory while insisting Belgrade will not consent to a treaty that ignores Yugoslav interests. Dutch Foreign Minister van Boetelaer urges equal treatment of great and small nations and warns against imposing will at the United Nations.
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Lynn Heinzerling
Paris
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Netherlands
Edward Kardelj
Italy
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Foreign Ministers Council
Kardelj
Baron van Boetelaer
United Nations
Round World Flying Permit Opens Global Air Routes
The civil aeronautics board grants commercial round the world flying rights and expands Northwest and Pan American routes. Northwest lists Seattle and New York as U S hubs with service to Alaska and Asia. Pan American extends central Pacific routes to Tokyo Shanghai and Hong Kong. Transcontinental & Western Air links Europe via Bombay to Shanghai. Northwest says thrice weekly service could start soon with daily flights by 1947 as more planes become available.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northwest Passage
Orient
Northwest Airlines, Inc
Aleutian and
Kurile Islands
Seattle
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
New York
United States
Alaska
Tokio
Harbin
Mukden
Dairen
Peiping
Seoul
Nanking
Shanghai
Manila
Pan American Airways
Hong Kong
Calcutta
Transcontinental & Western Air
Europe
Bombay
Northwest
Pan-American
Globe
Weather Forecast for Maryland West Virginia and PA
Partly cloudy and warmer Friday then fair and warmer Saturday in Maryland and West Virginia. Eastern Pennsylvania sees partly cloudy skies and interior warmth Friday followed by fair and warmer Saturday. Western Pennsylvania clears and warms Friday with fair conditions Saturday.
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Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
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