Baruch Outlines Plan for International Atomic Authority
Baruch delivers a 40 minute UN speech proposing an international atomic development authority to regulate all atomic energy. He calls for stopping manufacture and disposing of bombs once a control system with enforceable international law is in place, with full know how disclosed to the authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Carpenter
New York
United States
Bernard M
Baruch
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Harnesing
Truman
Godspeed
Washington
James I
Byrnes
Commission
International Atomic Development ’ Authority
Council
United Nations Security Council
Netherlands
Polar
Ruland
United Kingdom
Australia
China
France
Mexico
Brazil
Canada
Egypt
Leslie Groves
Manhattan Engineers Project
Baruca
U.S
International Atomic Development Authority
United Nations
Tieg
Weather Forecasts for Georgia and Northwest Florida
Partly cloudy conditions with hot periods. A north region thunder shower today and tonight, with the south portion seeing similar activity this afternoon. Saturday looks partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers. Northwest Florida remains mainly cloudy with occasional showers today and tonight into Sunday. Fresh to moderately strong southeast winds.
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Georgia
Florida
Aqualla
Bi partisan plan mulls diluted Case labor bill for Truman
Washington report notes lack of final GOP approval delaying a blended proposal. The plan would trim mediation sections, pair the emergency labor bill with Truman requests for study, and set authority to seize plants with penalties for strikes, all expiring July 1 1947.
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Washington
Truman
Senate House Committee
House Rules Committee
Reublicans
Francis’ Case
R-Sd
Byrd
D-Va
Truman says near settlement in ship labor crisis
President Truman reported a good prospect to avert a Maritime labor crisis tie up tonight after Capt Granville Conway said Harry Bridges agreed to a 22 cent hourly wage increase for CIO Longshoremen. Bridges warned of a further crisis in three months if 23 cents is not accepted.
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Washington
Truman
Capitol Hill
Granville Conway
Harry Bridges
CIO
Conway
House
Bridges
A. B. Kelly
D-Pa
Committee For Maritime Unity
CMU
Petrillo in Court to Answer Lea Law Charges
Chicago dispatch reports James Petrillo president of the AFL Federation of Musicians surrendered in federal court to face Lea law violation charges for calling a May 28 radio strike. He withholds a plea, posts 1000 dollar bond, and seeks written motions with deadlines set for July 15 and August 5. The case remains pending with government reply briefs due September 9.
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Chicago
James ©. Petrillo
AFL Federation of Musicians’ Union
Lea
United States
Petrillo
Joseph .Padway
American Federation of Musicians
Walter J. LaBay
Arnall States Position Clear On Governorship Race
Atlanta June 14 AP Governor Arnall said his radio talks on June 22 and July 6 will reveal his stance in the governor race without pressuring voters. He will share personal opinions, review his administration, and decline using the office as a national platform. He will self finance the speeches, not turn proceeds to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Arnall
Arnofl
BE. D. Rivers
Truman says Jackson objected to Black in court feud
President Truman disclosed that Justice Robert H. Jackson challenged Justice Hugo Black for participating in a case where Black's former law partner represented the United Mine Workers who won a 5 to 4 decision. Truman said he advised dialogue before any action and noted no resignation indications. Fred M. Vinson has been nominated as Treasury secretary.
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Washington
Truman
Robert H. Jackson
Hugo Black
Jackson
Black
Nuernberg
United Mine Workers
Fred M. Vinson
Kentucky
the Treasury
Georgia Voters Near Million Mark In Heavy Registration
Georgia registration for the July primary nears one million with 897,067 total, including 116,345 Black voters, as laws repealing the poll tax and extending rights to 18-year-olds boost white registrations by about 333,000. County unit votes total 410 across 159 counties, with shifting margins from the 1942 governor race.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Fulton
Ellis Arnall
Eugene Talmadge
Arnall
Talmddge
Talmadge
Evans County
Bibb
Chatham
Cobb
DeKalb
Dougherty
Floyd County
Glynn
Laurens
Muscogee
Richmond
Spalding
Sumter
Thomas
Tift
Ware
Lakoskey reels in 20 pound northern pike at Hoodoo Lake
Harold Lakoskey of Virginia Minnesota after a second fishing trip brought in a 20 pound northern pike he had previously missed. He showed the fish with the original hook and leader still attached, proving the tale.
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Virginia
Minn
Harold Lakoskey
Hoodo Lake
Byrnes First to Arrive in Paris for Big 4 Meet
Secretary of State Byrnes reached Paris as the Big Four foreign ministers opened talks on Europe’s fate. Molotov and Bevin were due, with Russia seen as the key obstacle to a unified peace and German questions spanning Ruhr and Trieste amid broader treaties for Italy Romania Hungary Bulgaria Finland and Austria.
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Louis Nevin
Paris
Byrnes
Europe
Vv. M. Molotov
Moscow
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
United States
Great Britain
Russia
London
Sen. Connally
D-Texas
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Italy
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Finland
Germany
Austria
Ruhr
Adriatic
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Bowles Calls For Presidential Veto
President Truman faces a veto decision on the OPA extension bill as Congress passes a one year extension with reduced powers. Bowles and Porter warn of soaring inflation and resignations. House and Senate must reconcile differences before final form reaches the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate
Senate House
Capitol Hill
Chester Bowles
OPA
Paul Porter
White House
House
House Committee
Bowles
Porter
Highway Construction to Start in Nearby Georgia Counties
Sealed bids for state highway projects were received today. In Brooks and Lowndes counties, 6.985 miles of grading and concrete pavement on the Quitman Valdosta road were planned, starting about three miles east of Quitman toward Valdosta. In Dougherty and Worth counties, 7.997 miles of grading base and surface, plus a bridge at Mercer Mill Creek on the Albany Cordele road, were slated for construction.
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Atlanta
State Highway Department
Brooks and
Lowndes
Quitman-Valdosta
Quitman
Valdosta
Dougherty and
Worth
Mercer Mill Creek
Albany-Cordeley Road
Marines Alert Tension Near Tsingtao Harbor
U S Marines and Naval personnel near Tsingtao faced a reduced threat as orders from Communist headquarters aimed to ease the Nationalist port siege. Marines positioned on ridges near the airport and north of the city while Los Angeles and five destroyers anchored in the harbor. Corsair fighters arrived from Peiping with bombs and rockets.
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Taligtao
Tsuigtao
U. S S
Fourth Army
Shantung Peninsula
Hsia-Chuang
Liu-Ting
Tsingtao
Fourth Marine Regiment
Keller E. Rocke
China
Adm
Charles M. Cooke, Jr
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Louis 3 B. Woods
First Marine Air Wing
Peiping
Cnrser
Los Angeles
Ancho
Singtao
U. S
Seventh Fleet
Shanghai
United States proposes training Chinese army with congressional approval
The United States plans to help train a Chinese army possibly up to 1,000,000 men in a 5 to 1 ratio of central government to Communist troops. Gen George Marshall endorsed a plan for six divisions to aid internal security, peace in Asia, and cooperation with United Nations forces. Secretary Byrnes asked Congress for authority before the Paris Four-Power talks. The force in China currently numbers about 6,000 with officers and enlisted personnel.
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Washingtoni
Tas
United States
Congress
George* Oy Marshall
China
State, War and Navy Departments
Asia
United Nations
Byrnes
Senate
McKellyz
D-Tenn
Paris
U. S. Army
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