Big Four Resume Pow-Wows To Break Treaty Deadlocks
Paris June 15 AP The foreign ministers of France Great Britain Russia and the United States reconvened at the Luxembourg Palace to draft peace treaties for Nazi Germanys satellites and bridge East West Europe gaps. Bevin Molotov Bidault Fres U S discuss breaking deadlock from late April. Byrnes would take the issue to the United Nations if needed.
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Louis Nevin
Paris
France
Great Britain
Russia
United States
Europe
Luxembourg Palace
James Fres
Ernest Bevin
Britain
V. M. Molotov
Georges Bidault
Byrnes
Washington
Moscow
Austria
Molotov
Danube
Balkans
Germany
Bevin
United Nations
Britain to issue ultimatum on India interim govt deadlock
A high ranking source says Britain will make a final move tomorrow in the deadlock over an interim Indian government. The Congress Working Committee reportedly rejects Hindu Muslim parity and compulsory provincial grouping during transition. Letters outlining the Cabinet mission's stance are sent to Congress and the Muslim League.
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New
Delhi
Britain
India
Congress Party Working Committee
British
Cabiet Mission
Weather Forecast for Georgia and Northwest Florida
Georgia shows partly cloudy and warm conditions this afternoon tonight and Sunday with widely scattered thundershowers Sunday afternoon across the southern area. Extreme Northwest Florida expected partly to cloudy skies with a few widely scattered thundershowers this afternoon tonight and Sunday and moderate southeast winds along the coast.
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Georgia
Florida
Hungary issues trillion pengo note amid inflation
Budapest reports a one trillion pengo note issued as inflation soars to new highs. The note known as the Egymillio Mil pengo would be worth about $200 million before the war, but today it trades at roughly 35 cents.
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Budapest
Hungary
AFL Blames Klan for Flogging of Union Worker
Atlanta June 15 AP investigation into the abduction and flogging of Willie Dudley near Gordon continues amid conflicting statements. The AFL says four masked men, claiming Klan ties, beat Dudley after he refused to resign from an AFL affiliated union. Dudley could identify suspects by voice. authorities note they may be anti union locals. The case follows other South cases since cross membership drives began.
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Atlanta
American Federation of Labor
Willie Dudley
South Georgia
AFL
George L. Googe
Twiggs County
W. E. Hambrick
Dudley
Googe
CIO Ince
South
Alabama
CIO
Bowles predicts postwar goods flood if OPA survives
Stabilization director Bowles warned of a consumer goods boom by Christmas if price controls stay in place and if the economy avoids paralysis from high prices. He urged decisive action as Congress debates a temporary OPA extension with reduced authority, a veto he may urge. Bowles forecast a smoother production rise and a large supply of cotton garments though shortages may linger awhile.
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Washington
Ester Bowles
Bowles
ABC Network
Senate
House
OPA
House-Senate
Truman
Tobacco referendum to be held in Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald Ga June 15 AP announces a three day referendum June 27 29 to decide if growers at the Fitzgerald tobacco market want free inspection and grading A two thirds vote is required to institute the services The U S Department of Agriculture announced the measure
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Fitzgerald
U.S. Department of Agriculture
End of Maritime Strike Averts Major Labor Crisis
Washington reports a last minute settlement ends the looming CIO led maritime strike. Union leaders Bridges Curran announce a CMU backed deal boosting seamen pay by 17.50 monthly plus overtime. Longshoremen gain 22 cents an hour retroactive to last October.
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New York City
Pacific Coast
Philadelphia
National Maritime Union
American Broadcasting Company
Harry Bridge2
Committee For Maritime Unity
CIO
Harry Bridges
Joe Curran
Curran
Bridges
Committee For Marittime Unity
Labox
New York
Hooston
CMU
San Francisco
John Gibron
AFL
Labor Department
Frank J. Taylor
Unusual job offer in Mobile prompts USES referral
In Mobile Alabama a 20 year old man asked for a wife at the U S Employment Office. A 65 year old woman was sent as a candidate who noted the job offer sounded interesting. If accepted she returns the card and USES may credit the unusual employment request.
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Mobile
Ala
U. S
Pritchard
Concrete shelter can defend against atomic blast says expert
Los Angeles June 15 AP Dr Verne R Mason of USC says three feet of concrete protects against the type of atomic bomb used on Japan He cited the Hiroshima blast and reported 22 telephone operators who fled to a concrete shelter remained uninjured though their dugout lay directly under the blast area His conclusions apply to the bomb dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Los Angeles
Japan
Verne R. Mason
University of Southern California
Mason
Hiroshima
Hiroshina
Nagasaki
Roses Power Thom asville Delegation Kiwanis Atlas City
The Thom asville Kiwanis Club showcases 000 red roses sent from Thomasville to the Georgia Exhibit at the Kiwanis International convention in Atlantic City. The 1945 Achievement Award highlights civic work benefiting underprivileged children and community projects.
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Thomasville Roses
Kiwanis
Atlantic City
Thomasville
Searcy
Thomasville Kiwanis Club
N. J
Georgia Booth
Georgia
Walter EB. Edge
Thomasville Group
Odis Johnson
Georgia Kiwanis District
Lonnie Ferguson
Floyd Searcy
Thomasville Clay
Shelder Odell
Newark
W. B. Cochran Jr
Peace and atomic control linked to World War I treaties
Senator Millikin urged speedy allied agreement on the long-blocked World War I peace treaties before the United States hands atomic know-how to international control. He tied U N atomic commission testing to the Paris ministerial talks and Baruch's plan, while colleagues urged faster action and noted potential links to peace terms and UN functioning.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Milliken
R-Cole
United States
Millikin
United Nations Atomic Commission
New York
Paris
Cd-Conn
Atomic Committee
Bernard M. Baruch
U.N
Colorado
United Nations Organization
McMahon
Baruch
U.N. Atomic Commission
Johnson
D-Cole
Huffman
Dohio
Lucas
D-Ill
Senate
Atom Home for Peace Shifts to World Security System
A confidential source suggests the United States may trade its air bomb for a world government security system to keep peace. The plan envisions an international guardian surpassing the UN Security Council if veto power is scrapped. The U S would halt bomb production and energy use until global authority is treaty established.
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Francis W. Carpenter
New York
United States
United Nations Securit Council
Council
Security Council
United Bees
Oni
Iis Sdvrce
Red States
Bankhead laid to rest beside famed Bankheads in Jasper
Senator John Hollis Bankhead was buried in a Jasper Alabama cemetery beside his father Speaker William B Bankhead and another early Bankhead. The funeral in Jasper honored the senior senator from Alabama who died at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Reverend G Fred Cooper of Birmingham called him a loving patriotic citizen and true statesman. The train carrying his body arrived from the capital.
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Jasper
Ala
John ‘Hollis
Bankhead
Senate
William B. Bankhead
Alabama
G. Fred Cooper
Birmingham
Grover Cleveland
First Methodist
Farmers of America
Bethesda
Naval
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George B. Connell
Gordon College
Barnesville
Hugh Macintyre
Court of Appeals
M. D. Mobley
S.C. Patterson
Homerville
James Fain
Columbus
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Max Hall
Sgt. York
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York
Pall Mall
Tennessee
Macon
Colin Crumpton
Warner Robins
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Crumpton
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