Iran Premier says solution possible amid Soviet troop issue
Tehran March 23 Premier Ahmed Qavam said a satisfactory Iran Soviet dispute solution will be found but evacuation of Russian troops remains the fundamental problem. He criticized Hussein Ala's UN letter as unauthorized and warned against statements outside diplomatic ethics.
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Tehran
Ahmed Qavam
Iran
Russia
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Hussein Ala
United States
Ala
New York
Soviet Union
Security Council
Qaran
Japs Favor Emperor Retaining Symbolic Role
About 90 percent of Japanese people favor keeping Emperor Hirohito as a unifying figure. George Atcheson Jr. says emperor worship is overstated and Japan does not worship him as a god. Senators Knowland warn of possible postwar warlord comeback without sustained American backing.
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Washington
Hirohito
George Atcheson, Jr
Gen. MacArthur
Atcheson
Japan
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
United States
George F. Schulgen
War Department
Sterling Fisher
University of the Air
Wage Negotiations to Resume Monday
Labor talks in Washington pause over the weekend with a nationwide coal strike looming. John L. Lewis has set an April 1 deadline for United Mine Workers and coal operators to avert a potential walkout.
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Associated Press
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Washington
New York
Edward Matthews
C. I. O. Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
C. I. O. United
Top Diplomatic Appointees Are Reshuffled
President Truman reshuffles the U S top diplomatic posts among the Big Three. W Averell Harriman becomes ambassador to Great Britain replacing John G Winant. Lt Gen Walter Bedell Smith sails for Moscow as ambassador to Russia succeeding Harriman. Winant moves to permanent U N Economic and Social Council delegate.
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Washington
Truman
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Great Britain
Moscow
Walter Bedell Smith
U. S
Russia
Smith
Harriman
U.S
Soviet Union
London
John G. Winant
Roosevelt
Winant
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Balkans
Andrei Vishinsky
Archibald Clark Kerr
Reward Offered for Carl Felt Missing Ex-Army Flyer
A $1,000 reward was posted by Carl Felt’s brother Lt.Stan ton W Felt for information leading to the discovery of the 24 year old missing ex Army flyer son of a wealthy Norristown Pennsylvania family. The notice appeared in Los Angeles on March 23.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Carl Felt
Norristown
Stanton W. Felt
Weather Forecast for Butte and Montana Regions
Cloudy Sunday and Sunday night with light showers on Sunday evening and night. Mild overall with highs near 40s. In Butte, School of Mines 46 and Airport 45 expected. past 24 hours highs of 43 and 41. West of divide mostly cloudy with scattered showers. east fair then increasing clouds with showers in afternoon. Cooler in north portion Sunday.
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School of Mines
Montana
Divide
Truman Urges Unity and Responsibility for Democratic Party
President Truman, speaking at Jackson Day rallies, urged unity and responsibility within the Democratic Party and credited its enlightened internationalism with leading the U S to world leadership. Secretary Wallace attacked dissident Democrats and Republicans, calling for adherence to progress and the Jefferson Jackson line.
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America
United Nations
Commerce Wallace
Wallace
Progress
Jefferson
Jackson
Kauf Trial Recessed Over Week End As State Rests Case
The state rested its case in the murder trial of Howard H. Kauf 33 a former Seabee charged with shooting his divorced wife Hazel Kauf in a downtown night club on Feb 8 The trial opened Tuesday A weekend recess was granted for defense preparation with 25 witnesses examined including Mrs C O Burkdoll and Pfc George Henri The jury was kept over the weekend
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Howard H. Kauf
Seabee
Hazel Kauf
George Toole
T. E. Downey
J. J. McCaffery, Jr
C. O. Burkdoll
Philipsburg
Pfc
George
del Rodda
Alex Cuthill
Willard McCallum
John McGuire
Frank Hartley
Marguerite Hubert
St. James Hospital
Rodda
Warehouse Sacked by Frenzied Crowd in Messina
Two persons were killed and five seriously wounded when Carabinieri fired on a frenzied crowd at a UNE res warehouse in Messina Sicily. The mob looted flour sugar and rice after smashing the tax office. Carabinieri in full kit opened fire. a baby girl and a soldier were among the dead. Scores were arrested.
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Rome
U.P
Carabinieri
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Messina
Sicily
Carville urges leadership like Andrew Jackson for nation
U S Senator E P Carville of Nevada told a Jackson day dinner audience in Meaderville that America needs forward looking leadership and cooperation between state and nation to ensure Truman’s program succeeds. He credited Jackson with founding the Democratic Party and defending the common man, linking his beliefs to today’s western traditions.
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America
Andrew Jackson
United States
Thomas Malee
Anaconda
Joseph Keane
Butte
Arnold H. Olsen
Nevada
Jackson
Carville
Democratic Party
Solon Opposes Draft Extension and Urges Peacetime Plan
Idaho story reports Senator Elbert D. Thomas of Utah at Boise Jackson Day dinner opposing a one-year extension of the selective service act beyond May 15. He favors a six week extension to July 1 and peacetime draft setup if needed after then. He commented on Russia and urged UN cooperation.
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Boise
Idaho
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Thomas
Washington
Russia
Mediterranean
Pacific
Atlantic
Churchill
United Nations Organization
Overseas Veterans Returning Home
Overseas veterans return to the United States with listed Montana names aboard Victory ships. George D. Batten is set to arrive in New York on a Saturday after serving in Europe. Others include Russell D. Peterson Neihart S/Sgt George H Peter Hamilton Thomas F. Wagar Scobey and James W Fraser Whitefish aboard the Texarkana and Pontotoc Victorys with March 22 schedules.
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George D. Batten
New York
Associated Press
Reds Agree to Quit Manchuria
Chungking March 23 The Chinese government announced Russia had promised to withdraw all Red army troops from Manchuria by April 30 amid reports of Communist maneuvers behind the Russians. Observers warned that cooperation between the Communists and Kuomintang was fraying as diplomats noted the absence of the U.S. envoy Marshall.
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Russia
Manchuria
Chiang Kaishek
Kuomintang
Wang Shihchieh
People's Political Council
Red Army
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Darien
Port Arthur
Central
Harbin
World Daily News
Jehol
Szepingkai
Mukden
Heilungkiang
Changchun
Peiping
Gen
Marshall
United States
Washington
Plane Drops Food to Montana Men
MOORHEAD March 23 Food was dropped from a plane to 11 men in a hay baling crew stranded by heavy snow in extreme southeast Montana. Crew Manager Glenn Cooley in Miles City arranged supplies as Pilot Mel Wisely delivered food parcels by parachute to the isolated ranch yard.
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Moorhead
Montana
Glenn Cooley
Miles City
Cooley
Mel Wisely
Kurdish Tribesmen Drive South in Mountainous Iran
Reports claim Kurdish rebels, led by Qadhi Mohamed, control seven towns in Iran west of Lake Urmia and move south toward Senna in Aaradan province. About 10,000 fighters, flag shown, aim to implement a Kurdish constitution with education for all and land reform amid famine risk.
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U.P
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Senna
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Aaradan
Shnow
Bokan
Mahabad
Razaiyah
Makow
Khoi
Iran
Sardesht
Saqqiz
Baneh
Qadhi Mohamed
Qadhi
Iraq
Turkey
Possible Further Delay of A-Bomb Tests
Washington reports a new possibility of delaying atom bomb tests in the Pacific to foster world amity. Two top administration sources say postponement may be indefinite, while the joint Army-Navy task force aims for a July 1 test, six weeks late. Vice Admiral Blandy says his force is ready for the original schedule.
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Washington
World Amity
Pacific
Huffman
Ohio
Adm
W. H. P. Blandy
United Nations Moves to New York Home for Five Years
The United Nations prepares to settle in New York City as its headquarters for about five years. The Security Council, including the Big Five and ten other nations, will begin continuous operation and set agendas for a global body in the post London era.
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United Nations
New York City
Organization
Washington
Security Council
London
United States
United Kingdom
China
France
Mexico
Brazil
Netherlands
Australia
Poland
Egypt
New York
City Council
Atomic Energy Commission
Military Staff Committee
Economic and Social Council
Soviet spies in Canada partially fulfilled Moscow demands
Documents from Igor Gouzenko at a preliminary hearing show Soviet agents in Canada were asked to obtain top secret radar, atomic research, and explosives data in 1945. The material mentions radar for a Pacific battleship and nuclear bombardment research at the University of Montreal.
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Montreal
Russia
Canada
Moscow
Igor Gouzenko
Pred Rose
Valcartier
Quebec
Pacific
Badeau
Gouzenko
Dufford Smith
University of Montreal
Col
Rogov
Ottawa
Fred Rose
Tim Buck
Ian Carr
Buck
Communist Party In
Russia seeks broader veto in UN Security Council
The Soviet Union pushes to widen veto power in the UN Security Council by allowing a big power to veto a decision naming it a party to a dispute. It also proposes that any nation be allowed to make motions at meetings when involved in a dispute, even if not a council member. Experts study the ideas. no decisions yet. The United States and Britain oppose expanding veto power, favoring a simple majority vote on procedural matters.
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Moscow
Indonesia
Indies
Greece
London
Radio Moscow
Spain
France
United States
Argentina
Security Council
New York
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Soviet Union
United Nations Security Council
Council
Great Britain
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