Conferees to Vote on First Treaty at Paris Session
Paris Peace conference aims to approve Finland treaty Friday or Saturday. Byrnes to preside as Council of Foreign Ministers lines up to seal the document ending Finland's WWII participation and enabling UN membership. Commissions debate Italy Romania Hungary Bulgaria while Italy backs 75 percent war-damage compensation.
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Paris
Council of Foreign Ministers
Italy
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
United Nations
United States
Britain
Empire
France
Russia
Rent Regulations Set For Butte Rent Control
Butte area rent control sets January 1 1946 as the maximum rent date under federal law. Landlords must register all rental units by October 1 at the Silver Bow OPA office with triplicate statements of rents on the maximum date. Violations can bring penalties including refunds and triple damages.
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Butte
Percy Mansnix
Silver Bow
Mannix
OPA
Silver Bow County
Board
D. W. Peterson
Hal Brandley
Denver
Publi
Butte Rent Office
Power Workers Reject Settlement After Strike Protests
In Pittsburgh on September 25 the Power Workers union voted 1 777 to 402 against consideringDuquesne Light Co settlement terms until an anti strike injunction is dissolved. President George L Mueller, released from jail to attend, had faced a year in jail for contempt. The walkout idled 36500 workers across 817 square miles, crippling industry.
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Pittsburgh
Power Workers Union
Duquesne Light Co
George L. Mueller
Mueller
Harry H. Rowand
Allegheny County
Walter Monaghan
Carnegie Hall
United Nations Panel Near Final Vote on Atomic Energy Control
The UN scientific committee on atomic energy prepared for a final vote on its report covering control of deadly bombs. Russia’s stance unclear. possible options include Russian abstention or approval as an individual. The 11 other nations appeared ready to sign. the commission has waited since July for this report.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations Scientific Committee On Atomic Energy
Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
S. P. Alexandrov
Poland
Atomic Energy Commission
Expected to Speed Battle in Kalgan Campaign
In Peiping on September 25 government sources predicted faster military operations against Kalgan and other north China targets after conferences among top commanders. Chen Cheng led talks, Fu Tso yi headed to Kalgan front with staff, and Hwailai was identified as a potential focal point for the decisive clash with the Communists.
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Peiping
Kalgan
China
Galgan
Chen Cheng
Chen
North China
Manchuria
Fu Tso-yi
Tsining
Tatung
Kweisui
Suiyuan
Hwailai
Conflicting Reports on Fighting in Bushire Iran
Tehran newspapers led with varying dispatches about clashes around Bushire between the government garrison and Qashqai tribesmen. Reports claimed rebels penetrated defenses while others said troops held them off as protests rose in Fars province. Propaganda Minister Firouz said commanders were instructed to resist to the last man and bullet.
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Tehran
Persian Gulf
Bushire
Iran
Fars
Mozaffar Firouz
Kenney Denies Wallace Claim About War With Russia
Spokane dispatch reports General Henry H. Kenney commander of the Strategic Air Command told the Spokane Chamber of Commerce that the United States does not seek war with Russia. He said the atomic bomb makes warfare impractical and military leaders want to avoid conflict with Russia.
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Spokane
United States
Russia
Henry Wallace
George C., Kenney
Strategic Air Command
Chamber of Commerce
Kenney
WAA Official Suspended After Mystery Document Traced
Walton Bostwick, a WAA electronics pricing official, is suspended after congressional investigators traced a memorandum naming a $4,500 price for radio trucks to him. He testified the pricing came from a private firm's attorney and admitted backdating the authorization.
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WAA
Washington
Walton Bostwick
War Assets Administration
Bostwick
House
Hugh D. Wise
George H. Moriarity
WAA Electronics Division
Signal Corps
Butte Weather Forecast Cloudy to Partly Cloudy
Cloudy Thursday morning becomes partly cloudy by afternoon and evening. Cooler with expected high around 70 for the next 24 hours. Mines and Airport readings show highs in the mid 70s and lows in the 30s to 45s. West of the Divide is partly cloudy and cooler with highs 60 to 65. east of the Divide similar conditions with cooler south portion.
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Divide
South Portion
Russia Rejects U.N. Proposals at United Nations
Russia refused a six member council plan to reshape Europe into a unified economic bloc. Soviet delegate Feonov called the three month 450 page reconstruction report impractical and urged revisions. He opposed a proposed international commission including the United States and Britain to oversee the plan as well as U.S. participation.
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United Nations
Lake Success
N. Y
U.P
Russia
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Europe
United States of Europe
Nikolai Feonov
Soviet Union
John Winant
United States
Feonov
United Kingdom
Poland
Economic Commission
Nineteen Die In Crash Of Airliner In Hong Kong
A Royal Air Force Dakota stalled after takeoff from Kaitak field and crashed into a hillside boulder near Hong Kong killing 19 people. Fourteen passengers and five crew perished, with reports naming Royal Arch Gunnison and Col. E A Wild among the deceased or as possible victims.
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Hong Kong
China
U.P
Royal Air Force
Singapore
Royal Arch Gunnison
Mutual Broadcasting System
Overseas News Agency
Mutual News Department
New York
Gunnison
Shanghai
E. A. Wild
Southeast Asia
M. I. Davies
Tokyo
Kaitak Field
Far East
United States
Europe
Africa
Asia
City faces new claims over April riot damage
Two more claims against the city were filed for damage from the April riot weekend. Josaphat Valliere seeks 223.35 for broken windows and vandalized interior while Ernest and Ethel Magor demand 384.75 for destroyed household items. Attorneys Sullivan and Nolan filed the claims for referral to the city council, as officials consider three prior filings and anticipate more.
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Josaphat Valliere
East Park
Ernest and
Ethel Magor
Valliere
Clai
J. Frank Sullivan
Timothy Nolan
Barry O'Leary
Beryl Wilson
Council
Judiciary Committee
Nolan
Sullivan
Industry Committee Must Recommend Decontrol of Meat
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson said decontrol of meat requires a recommendation from an industry advisory committee and that action would be prompt if such a petition arrives. He noted a shortage condition could hinder justification for decontrol amid calls to relieve a meat famine in New England. The field HQ of the Quartermaster General issued priority certificates reserving 25 percent of federally inspected meat for the Armed Forces veterans hospitals and the Maritime Commission.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
New England
Chicago
Office of the Quartermaster General
Armed Forces
Veterans’ Hospitals
Maritime Commission
OPA urged to suspend meat controls for 60 days
House leader McCormack urged OPA head Paul Porter to suspend price controls on meat and scarce foods for 60 days to ease shortages. Restaurant and hotel groups threaten court action against a meals price rollback while governors Tobin and Baldwin press for relief, including seizing slaughterhouses and expanding hospital meat supply.
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Associated Press
House
John W McCormiack
D-Mass
OPA
Paul A. Porter
National Restaurant Association
American Hotel Association
McCormack
Congress
Porter
Boston
Hotel Association
Washington
National Restaurant Advisory Committee
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Maurice J. Tobin
Raymond E. Baldwin
Anderson
Wallace Not Thorough Says Pravda In Criticism of Wallace
The Pravda article states Henry A Wallace is not thorough enough in his critique of U S foreign policy and is not entirely satisfactory. Commentator M Marinin says Wallace is inconsistent and often biased in many respects.
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Moscow
U.P
Communist Party
Pravda
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
United States
M. Marinin
Divers May Enter Search for Man
Anaconda divers join a search for Peter L. Antonich missing since a boating accident on Georgetown Lake Tuesday night. Henry Poel survived after clinging to the capsized boat, as authorities, relatives, and volunteers comb the 22-foot deep weeded area. The plan to send Navy divers follows a day-long effort and the recovery of fishing gear from the lake.
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Anaconda
Georgetown Lake
Peter L. Antonich
Antonich
Navy
Henry Poel
Beaudry
Poel
St. Ann
Triplets Born in Newport Raise Local Family Count
Newport population rose as F. Williams and his wife welcomed triplets in Newport Oregon on Wednesday. The couple, already with five other children including twins, expanded their family further in a single event.
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Newport
Ore
F. Williams
Siletz
Williams
Science cannot prevent polio but aids recovery
Chicago report quotes Roland H. Berg of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis stating science cannot prevent a single polio case but can help about 75 percent of victims recover without handicap. He notes no confirmed disease carrier identified and cites Stanford progress on purifying the virus.
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Chicago
Roland H. Berg
National Foundation For
Health
American Medical Association
Stanford University
Hubert S. Loring
Subversives Blamed in Civil War In Greece and Albania
Greek and British officials describe northern Greek mountain fighting as a civil war with Albanian and Yugoslav support for rebels. Tsaldaris vows to crush insurrections with all means, accusing foreign influence as arms flow from Britain continues and British troops may enter if invited.
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London
Greece
Albania
Yugoslavia
Britain
Yugo Slavia
Turkey
Mediterranean
Athens
Paris
Europe
George II
Constantain Tsaldaris
Salonika
Tsaldaris
Middle East
Foreign Office
Time Limit Set on Executions at Nuernberg
The Allied control council ordered that Nazi defendants at Nuernberg sentenced to death be executed 15 days after verdict in open court by hanging or guillotine. If the 15th falls on Sunday, execution shifts to Monday. Defendants may appeal within four days. Imprisonment of escapees begins immediately.
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Munich
Allied Control Council
Nuernberg
International Military Tribunal
New York
U.P
United Press
Robert P. Patterson
Neumnberg
Earl J. Johnson
Patterson
Berelin
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U.S
Ruth Campbell
School of Mines
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Belgrade
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Girds
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