Stalin III Rejects 2d Truman Bid
President Truman said he invited Marshal Stalin to Washington about 80 days ago but Stalin declined on medical advice. The offer followed the Paris foreign ministers conference and earlier Potsdam talks. Truman has no immediate plans to pursue further meetings and avoided commenting on Byrnes Molotov exchanges or a possible Peacemaking summit.
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Bread Ration Hint Signals Britain Prepares Rationing
Britain's food minister John Strachey indicated in the House of Commons that bread rationing could arrive within weeks for 45 million residents. He said voluntary measures may fail and rationing machinery is being prepared for emergency use. Morrison warned the world food crisis remains a danger through 1947 as Britain battles supplies. Churchill criticized the government’s food policy and questioned the resignation of Food Administrator Sor Ben Smith.
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Betty Furness and Hugh Ernst to Remarry in Las Vegas
Actress Betty Furness and radio producer Hugh Buc Ernst plan to remarry in Las Vegas this Saturday, a month after their divorce. He said they had been childish before and now have grown up, expecting this marriage to last.
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Buc) Ernst
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Yanks Stress Peace From Anzio to Japan Victory Memorial Day
Memorial Day ceremonies worldwide honor fallen soldiers from Anzio to Yokohama. President Truman laid a wreath at Arlington. Gen Eichelberger spoke in Yokohama urging lifelong dedication to peace amid warnings of possible renewed conflict.
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Hollis Named Acting President of News Syndicate Co
Roy C. Hollis, general manager, is designated acting president of the News Syndicate Co. 11c. publisher of the New York Daily News, to fill the post created by the death of J. M. Patterson.
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Rush of work hits Congress as new fiscal year looms
Congress enters the final weeks of the government year facing a backlog of urgent measures. Key items include a continuing Selective Service bill, an extension of price controls, defense and appropriation measures, and a naval vessel use resolution for an atomic test slated for July 1 or later.
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Air Pilots Death Rate Highlighted by Board Hearing
A presidential fact finding panel heard that veteran airline pilots are dying suddenly from heart ailments not found in standard exams. Captain Theodore Paquette of Kansas City, with 15 years flying, testified that these deaths add to normal accident mortality as pilots push for wage increases sought by the AFL Air Line Pilots Association against Trans World Airlines.
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Butter price controls fail to avert expected shortage
CHICAGO INS Russell Fifer of the American Butter Institute warned of a continued butter shortage despite new price hikes and controls. He said a potential yearly rise of about 200 million pounds may occur, but the nation will still be short about 900 million pounds. He noted butter prices rose too slowly relative to other dairy goods and that the 11 cent per pound increase will not fully fix the imbalance. Owen Richards of the American Dairy Association urged Congress action to remove price ceilings on all dairy products. TOKYO police labelled Tokyo black markets hot beds of crime and pledged more raids following a daylight swoop involving 500 pistol-waving suspects.
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