Outlook Russia Likely To Boycott Iran Talks
Delegates to the United Nations Security Council expect Russia to boycott Iranian case discussions resuming this week likely Tuesday or Wednesday. Gromyko may not rejoin talks after April 23 pledge to abstain from further Iran discussions. UK and Australian officials warn of implications for the council.
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Iran
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Australia
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Alexander Cadogan
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Eisenhower Returns to U S from Pacific Tour
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower lands at Hamilton Field aboard The Sunflower II at 11 45 A M Pacific Saturday after a Pacific and Japan tour. He plans to depart for the East at 5 A M Sunday. He says morale among American troops in the Pacific and Japan is surprisingly good.
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Daily Food Riots Hit Essen During Occupation
British military government reports mass looting of food trains around Essen by crowds with frequent clashes with German police. The unrest has occurred nearly every day this month amid shortages and wartime strain.
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Syracuse Area Weather Forecast
The Weather Bureau forecasts rain Sunday and Monday partly cloudy in the Syracuse area. Temperatures moderate with a high Saturday of 86 and a low around 32 in past records. Sunset today at 8 25 P M sunrise Monday 5 37 A M. Relative humidity 89 percent at 8 30 P M.
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Crack Trains Halted in Syracuse Strike Standstill
Rail traffic in Syracuse stopped at 6 25 P M as the nationwide strike took effect leaving eight freight and three passenger trains stalled in East Syracuse yards. Local railroad men awaited word while crews stood by and 500 freight cars were moved to sidings. About 800 passengers remained in Pullmans as livestock crowded box cars.
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AFL council warns of new world war threat and urges tough Russia stance
The AFL executive council voiced grave concern over a potential new world war and urged a clear understanding with Russia. It criticized Soviet aggression, warned appeasement would widen the breach, and urged decisive action rather than delay.
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Railroad Men Worry Over Strike Disrupting Commutes
Long Island Railroad workers expressed concern about reaching homes as a planned strike loomed. The Veterans Employer Association annual smoker in Manhattan was postponed, affecting about 600 members with over 19 years of service, many from Long Island.
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Five Army Men Die in Twin-Engine Crash
Five Army personnel died when a small twin engine transport plane crashed near Memphis Michigan after takeoff from Selfridge Field. The aircraft reportedly exploded on impact or in flight, leaving bodies shattered and unrecognizable. Destination listed as Bolling Field Washington DC. Names of the victims were not released.
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Perfume Industry Faces Coal Shortage Disrupting Supplies
The steel strike and coal mine shutdown threaten perfume and toilet goods production in New York. About 90 percent of perfumes use coal-derived synthetics, and industry sources warn the impact may lag in public effect while plants await material allocation. Ralph W. Stevenson of Givaudan-Delawana noted worse conditions than during the war.
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U S Officials Weigh New Moves in Soft Coal Strike
Washington officials said new government measures to break the deadlock in the soft coal strike were expected early next week. President Truman’s labor advisers Lewis Schwellenbach John Steelman and John Snyder met to discuss rail and coal crises as the mine truce entered its second week.
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U S and China Reach Preliminary Trade Agreement
Hsin Min Pao reports a preliminary commercial treaty reached between the United States and China with terms to be published. It also notes a China Denmark treaty will be published soon.
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Inside features and sections listed for today
The page outlines sections including Amusements Financial Art and Books Music Classifieds Poet's Corner Crossword Radio Deaths Society and Sports with page numbers for each. It also notes a Weather brief and Winchell column and a Today's Pictures feature on page 14.
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Byrnes Reports Paris Talks Yield Mixed Progress
Secretary of State Byrnes told President Truman after a two hour Saturday session that the Paris foreign ministers conference failed to settle Europe’s peace but he believed some progress was made. Byrnes and advisers including Senators Connally and Vandenberg flew back to White House and will address the nation Monday night.
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Four More Bride Ships Headed for New York Port
Two ships arrive today at New York from Le Havre with 482 war brides and children aboard the Brazil and 591 troops aboard the U S Victory. Monday brings Bridgeport Zebulon Vance and President Tyler from Le Havre and Southampton with hundreds more aboard.
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Brazil Seizes Struck Road Amid Rail Labor Strike
The Brazilian Government seized the British owned Leopoldina Railway after a partial strike by workers seeking higher wages. Col Jose Machado Lopes was appointed to run the line and urged strikers to return to work. Government spokesman attributed the strike to Communist influence.
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Trainmen Engineers Union Chiefs Rush to Capital for Talks
President Truman wins five day postponement of nationwide railroad strike minutes before it would have begun at 5 P.M. EDT. Union leaders Whitney and Johnston approve delaying to return Monday for further negotiations with management.
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Rail officials warn of food movement strain in crisis
In Washington, railroad officials note New York City and suburbs receive 4000 carloads of food daily. They warn a transportation crisis could hinder supply as the city maintains a week or more of food on hand elsewhere.
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President moves strike date to May 23 1946
President Truman, with Labor Secretary Schwellenbach and Dr Johnny Steelman nearby, announces the engineers and trainmen have agreed to shift the strike deadline from 5 PM May 18 to 5 PM May 23 1946. The decision follows the President's request and assurance of confidence.
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Rail strike postponed halts ease in major cities
Rail service nationwide faced major disruption as workers halted operations awaiting official word from leaders. The postponement announced in New York City around 6 P.M. EST allowed trains to resume, with thousands stranded then guided back to normal schedules as crews signed back on and key trains resumed service.
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