UNO Showdown On Iran Issue Due Tomorrow
The article reports on a potential Security Council response to Iran Iran related tensions as Byrnes and Cadogan outline options. If Russia and Iran confirm Soviet withdrawal and non interference talks could proceed with future reporting to the Council. If not the Council may keep the issue active and press for continued consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNO
Iran
Byrnes
Truman
Russia
Council
Moscow
Teheran
Security Council
Sir Alexander Cadogan
Britain
Andrei Gromyko
Card of Thanks and Remembrance Notes
Card items express gratitude for sympathy and aid during illness and death of George D. Stem and a baby’s funeral. Names include Anna B. Stem and Mr. and Mrs. Mason F. Long. Renner memorial note recalls Mrs. Oda Renner who died April 2, 1941 with a touching verse about a mother.
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George D. Stem
Mason
F. Long and Family
Renner
Oda Renner
Compromise Sought To Kill Amendment On Minimum Wage
Washington April 2 The ration looked to a minimum wage bill with a 65 75 cent range but differences over coverage of additional workers delay a decision. Debates centered on timing and scales with proposals of 60 cents after nine months or 55 then 60 and 65 in stages, and an administration plan requiring 10 cents reductions.
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Washington
Senate Friends of
Retailers Push OPA Legislation With Strike Controls
The measure outlines a six point program to curb labor strife. It calls for a 60 day strike or lockout ban while disputes go to Federal mediation. Provisions would penalize noncompliant employers as unfair labor practices and strip re employment status for unionists under the Wagner Act. Additional amendments target civil suits against unions for contract violations and authorize presidential fact finding in public utilities disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsad
Senator Gall
R-Minn
Ball
Populist Party To Form Government In Athens
The right wing Populist party, led in Sunday's elections, accepted Regent Archbishop Damaskinos’s request to form a new government. The announcement followed a morning meeting with four party leaders as royalist supporters push for King George I’s return. Themistokles Sophoulis resigned as premier but was asked to stay on briefly.
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Athens
Damaskinos
George I
Themistokles Sophiroulis
Dowling to Survey Sanitary Conditions in State Bakeries
Dowling will conduct a sanitary survey of bakeries flour mills and candy plants across 22 counties for the State Health Department. He has begun in the cistern area and completed Carroll county work, with earlier efforts in Allegany and Garrett counties. Rev Peter Marshall suffered a heart attack during services at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Washington and is reported not so good.
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Byron Dowling
A. L. Sullivan
Bureau of Foods and Truss
State Department of Health
Dowling
Carroll County
Alleging
Garrett
Conditon
Peter Marshall
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington
Wes
Marshall
Miners Await New Agreement After Walkout
Miners settled down awaiting a new contract as union leaders pressed demands including health and welfare funding and recognition for clerical, technical and supervisory workers. UMW actions spurred cutbacks at U S Steel plants in Pittsburgh district while Wyoming and West Virginia conflicts loomed. Unemployment benefits drew miners to Carbon county offices as talks continued and operators faced demands for pay and working condition improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Ming Supervisory
United Clerical, Techical and Supervisory Workers
UMW District 50
John MeaAlaine
Pittsburgh
J. N. Bayless
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Utah
Carbon County
West Virginia
UMW
B. H. Jenkins
Welch
Jenkins
United Mine Workers
George J. Titler
Health and Welfare Fund
United Clerical, Technical and Supervisory Workers
Auto Licenses Reported Stolen
Lee F. Keller of 58 East Antietam street reported a stolen registration card from his auto overnight. Robert Arnold of 25 East Washington street reported a small yellow corner tag stolen. The Poffenberger Tire Co. reported the theft of a large license plate.
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Lee F. Keller
East Antietam Street
Robert Arnold
East Washington Street
Poffenberger Tire Co
U S Plans Return of Army Stations in Cuba
Washington on April 2 reports the State Department advised Cuba the United States will return all army stations on the island by May 20. Moscow radio quoted groups opposed to Cuba’s regime saying the army planned to stay indefinitely.
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Washington
State Department
Cuba
United States
Republi
Moscow Radio
U. S
Accuse Local Boys Of Train Riding
Names and addresses of nine hiding on Garlinger avenue and Spruce street have been turned over to the Hagerstown Police by Lt. M. E. MaGaha of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. They are charged with freight fains and using fuses from cahouses while the city investigates.
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Garlinger Avenue
Spruce Street
Hagerstown
M. E. MaGaha
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B. and
Kington County
500 Chicks Smothered In Hen House Blaze
Five hundred baby chicks were smothered when fire, believed to have started from an overheated stove, damaged the chicken house on the Taylor White farm above Camp Rit chie on Sunday. The 20 by 36 foot frame building was damaged. Obed E Bailey was tenant on the farm.
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Taylor- White
Camp Ritchie
E. Bailey
Tidal Wave Death Toll May Reach 300 In Hawaii
Amid vast Pacific swells, Hawaii reels from a massive tidal wave disaster. Hilo suffers widespread destruction with warehouses flooded, thousands of dollars in food lost, and four days of rations remaining. Coast guard reports and Navy relief crews coordinate aid as survivors search for missing.
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Nis
Haye
Alaska Sea Frontier
Seattle
Aleutian Island
Kodiak
Herbert C. Shipman
Hilo
Navy
Midway
Johnston Islands
Ketchikan
Alaska
Scotch Gay
Aleutian
Unimak
Dutch Harbor
Coast Guard
Pacific Northwest States
Santa Cruz
Calif
Marshall Islands
Tokyo
East Island
French Frigate Shoal
Honolulu
Coast Guard Yard
Oahu Island
Army
Hawaiian
Waikiki Beach
Naval
Pearl Harbor
Paraffin wax production soars postwar demand
Paraffin waxes, first made from Petroleum in 1868, are now produced at six times the prewar rate due to rising demand for food packaging and waterproofing, notably for overseas shipments.
Bandits Escape With Cash and Jewelry in Detroit Hotel Case
Two bandits fled a Detroit hotel apartment with 190 dollars in cash and 1900 dollars worth of clothing and jewelry after binding and gagging tenant Mrs. Bernice Amsden and her guest Miss Evelyn Teheau. Amsden briefly fainted but recovered. attackers continued rummaging. A false fire alarm was later reported at Ridge and Center. Date palms can yield 160 to 400 pounds of dates annually.
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Detroit
Alendar
Bernice Amsden
Evelyn Teheau
Port Huron
Ridge Avenue
Center Street
Accuse Five Of Coupon Theft
Five men including three guards were arrested in New York on charges of stealing 2,000,000 sugar stamps from the OPA verification center. The stamps were valued at $600,000 to black market operators. The group included Theodore Chambers Clarence E Rhett William Pennyserver Kernell Smith and Robert Gaston three guards among the accused. Bail set at 10000 for each. Evidence of powder-treated stamps was found after ultraviolet light revealed a green glow on guards clothes.
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New York
OPA
John F. X. McGohey
McGahey
United States
U. S
Robert Mitchell
Theodore Chambers
Clarence E. Rhett
William Pennyserver
Kernell Smith
Robert Gaston
Chambers
Mitchell
Two Soldiers Die After Auto Hit On Pulaski Highway
Aberdeen Maryland April 2 two soldiers were fatally injured when an automobile struck them on the Pulaski highway as they walked back to the proving ground. Trooper William Cushing identified the dead as Pvt Melvin Crane and Pvt James Hill. Crane and Hill were returning from Havre de Grace with a third soldier when the accident occurred at about 2 30 am. The car driver, another Aberdeen soldier, was being held for investigation and took the two men to Aberdeen Post Hospital where they were pronounced dead on arrival.
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Aberdeen
Pulaski
Proving Ground
Wiliam Cushing
Fic
James Hill
Melvin Crane
Cushing
Crane
Hill
Havre de Grate
Aberdeen Post Hospital
After a tiresome day of shopping advice
A brief note suggests soaking tired feet in warm salt water then drying with an absorbent towel and briskly massaging with ice cold cologne. The tip emphasizes soothing feet after shopping.
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Anna B. Stem
Memoriam
I Ady
Martha Bennett
Bohman-Warne, Inc
Franklin St
Danzer Metal Works Company
Terrace Restaurant
Pennsylvania
Prospect Aves
Milly
Standard Insulation Co
Fon Beria, Ave
Wynn Ley
Tristate Detective Service
Professinnal Aris Prene
Tutatimbistory
SEY Mtd
Maryland Machine & Foundry Works, Inc
W. Lee Street
Kays
Quarry
la 4A
Stee
U.S
Dan Nathaniel, Jr
William B. Hoxie
Brigham Victory
C. R. Ferdun
Laupshoebee
Faye Johnson
Vinton
Dorothy Drake
Tibet Road
Columbus
Helen Ingseed
South Main Street
Sidney
Philip H. Heiney
William Tienry
Iowa State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Herbert Rougers
Meyers & Berkson
Hill's Toy & Novelty Store
South Potomac Street
Norwich
Caskey
Caskey Baking Co
Spee
Leiter Brothers Annex
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