International Atom Control Proposal Draws U N O Focus
The State Department backs a plan for an international atomic development authority to control production, mining, licensing and research while civilian uses continue. UNO debates Iran and Russia tensions as the US and allies weigh security council moves. FBI probes spy ties as Wood’s HUAC panel sends investigators to Canada. Redin claims political motives. bond set at 625000. About 160 German scientists join US military projects using captured tech.
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Eiven
United Nations Organization
Security Council
Russia
U. S. State Department
U. S
United Nations Authority
State Byrnes
U.S
UNO
United Nations
FBI
Portland
Ore
House Committee On UN
Redin
Yellowstone
Labor Front and UAW Chief Stir Labor Strife Across Industries
Government weighs seizure of farm machinery plants as talks with CIO Farm Equipment Workers stall. International Harvester and Allis-Chalmers unions push for wage rises and security while coal talks hinge on health and welfare funds. New UAW chief Walter Reuther aims to organize white collar workers and pursue industry wide bargaining, drawing on decades of union leadership and Ford plant activity.
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International Harvester Company
CIO
International Harvester
Allis- Chalmers
J. J. Case
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Lewis
UAW
Walter Reuther
Cio-United Automobile Workers
Reuther
R. J. Thomas
General Motors
American Labor Movement
Ford Motor Company
APL
Children with Auditory Impairment Linked to Maladjustment
The American Society for the Hard of Hearing estimates one million children have some hearing impairment. Authorities warn a child may suffer about forty percent hearing loss before it becomes observable, risking serious maladjustment before any help is provided.
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American Society For the Hard of Hearing
German Assets Uncovered in Spain Under Allied Control
Allied forces acting with Franco government have seized over 100 million dollars in German assets in Spain. The holdings include shares in holding companies, 30 ships, 100 buildings, gold worth 1.125 million, paintings used for propaganda, and a large champagne stock. The Societad Financiero Industria vault in Madrid revealed a 17‑corporation holding used to supply France, with Nazis backing. Also seized were tire and rubber makers, medical and electrical equipment firms, radio and telephone manufacturers, light bulb producers, and Krupp patent licenses at 3 percent royalties.
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U. S
Britain
Allied Control Council
Spain
Reich
Sociedad Financiero Industria
Madrid
France
Krupp
Allied
Farm Experiment Dropped by Ford
Ford Motor Co moves to abandon activities not tied to auto making, selling 10,000 acres of Michigan farmland used for agricultural product experiments and ceasing the model school project for surrounding communities. One room schools and kindergartens were opened. the Ford museum and Greenfield Village stay unaffected.
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Ford Motor Company
Michigan
Henry Ford II
Ford
Detroit River
Ford Museum
Greenfield Village
Honest Man and the Pearl Harbor Hearings
A congressional committee reopened public hearings on the Pearl Harbor disaster to obtain new details from top military and naval officers about December 6 and 7. General Marshall Admiral Stark and Rear Admiral Beardall are to testify again following Commander Schulz’s testimony about Roosevelt's attempt to contact Stark and Stark’s whereabouts the night before the attack.
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Pearl Harbor
Congressional
General Marshall
Stark
Beardall
Comdr
L. R. Schulz
Roosevelt
Marshall
Schulz
Admiral Wilkinson
Naval Intelligence
Barkley
Washington Digest on Axis Sally and German Radio
The piece traces postwar U S efforts to curb Nazi broadcasts from Berlin and other cities. It notes Axis Sally Kaltenbach and Constance Drexel, describes the three stage plan for replacing Nazi media with American content, and reports on German reception to ICD broadcasts featuring news education and light entertainment. It covers radio taxation, language use, teenager reactions, and Arab Zionist and Soviet dynamics in the Middle East.
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WNU Gervice
Eye Street
N.wy
Washington
D. C
Berlin
Kaltenbach
Iowa
Constance Drexel
Philadelphia
Germany
Tresson
U. S
Information Control Division
ICD
Radio Luxembourg
Frankfurt
Stuttgart
Munich
America
India
New Russia
Baghdad
Middle East
Russia
Palestine
Jamal Hussein
Grand Mufti
Hitler
Husseini
Outdoor sports licenses up in fiscal year 1945
Hunters and anglers spent over 26 million dollars for licenses in the year ending June 30, 1945. About 8,190,001 hunting licenses and 8,280,232 fishing licenses were issued, though many buyers held both. Some land owners in certain states were not required to buy licenses.
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America
Barbs and Biz in Briefs and Banter
A fragmented clipping highlights Business Week on an executive desk design, noting a one third ease in viewing multiple sides of problems and efficiency claims. It also spars with cultural quips about Kurds and political rhetoric referencing prohibition, inflation, and puppet regimes.
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Business Week
Quip Battles Across Borders and Blurred Truths in Wartime
A collage of wartime quips and misstatements from overseas press memory spans. rumors about Roosevelt Jr. birth, Rankin Committee probes, tax office mishaps, Goering praise, and quick wit about Peron’s wife. It also recalls commentators double dealing, broadcasting gaffes, and satirical lines about Churchill and Confucius.
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WPA
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Singapore
Sal
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Beaman Jacobs
Wm. Schiller
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Ozzie Nelson
Wood
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