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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1946
Page
6
A nostalgic panorama mixes circus imagery with poems and pieces about life. It weaves scenes of clowns, elephants, snakes, and bejeweled pageantry with verses on faith, wisdom, and everyday family moments.
Rep. Clarence J. Brown of Ohio, campaign director, said it is beyond comprehension why President Truman singled out the terminal pay appropriation as a cause of the New Deal deficit. He argued the budget would be off balance due to other expenses and criticized Democratic over‑rides of Republican spending cuts.
A North China clash at Anping sparked talks between American, Communist and Nationalist officers. Marshall and Stuart reported no peace progress after a long standoff. The Central Government conditioned ceasefire on Communist withdrawal from Central and Northern China, but demanded Red control end and local administrations disbanded.
The Commerce Department reports North American sweater output for June rose 22.3 percent from a year earlier, with manufacturers boosting May and June production by 8,000 dozen. Total June output reached 184,600 dozen, signaling a broader fall demand for sweater garments.
Paris announced it had rejected the American proposal for a partial merger of German occupation zones and offered a compromise plan for coordinating economic activities in all four zones. France would create Allied bureaus under the Allied Control Council in Berlin to coordinate transportation communication banks industry agriculture foreign trade and prices. The United States and Britain are finalizing plans for an economic fusion of their two zones.
British informants in New York said Britain would act to protect its subjects and property in Iran by moving troops if needed and that any attack would be considered an attack on Britain. They cited the United Nations Charter and Article 31 as basis for self defense.
Delegates wrestled with the Adriatic frontier issue after a morning debate on Albania’s admission. De Gasperi urged delay and warned the proposed Trieste solution risks new trouble, noting economic strain and the plight of Italian and Slavic residents in the region.
Hart Wed, described by his bride as very distinguished, married Miss Carlisle at Simon's home with guests Bernard Hart Edwin M Otherbourg and Mrs H Conn present. Simon wore a stiff shirt collar, noted as the first tie worn in 19 years in justice. A large crowd of townsfolk and reporters gathered amid secrecy and a planned surprise.
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov staged a one man recess at the Paris peace conference when Greek Foreign Minister Tsaldaris argued against Albania joining talks on the Italian treaty. A Tass correspondent joked Molotov needed a light smoke and did not understand Greek.
Myron C. Taylor the United States ambassador to the Vatican departed Rome Saturday for Paris, en route to Washington, accompanied by his wife.
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