U S Presses Iran, Britain Loan Traced in Security Move
U S policy hardens over Iran and Red withdrawals in Teheran. Moscow accused of pressuring for oil concessions in Azerbaijan. Treasury Vinson and State Clayton back a 3% billion dollar loan to Britain via the Export Import Bank to avoid a postwar tariff squeeze and keep trade flowing. A sweeping emergency housing bill speeds low cost homes with priority to veterans while curbing material exports. Truman backs UNO as Churchill urges a formal U S Britain military alliance, and a German Nazi trial plan aims to fast track cases in the American occupation zone. CIO UAW G M strike threatens Detroit’s economy as relief funds rise and wage talks stall.
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Japan Reopens U S Cotton Channel via CCC Exports
The United States plans to ship CCC stock of cotton to a Japanese government agency under Allied command to reestablish the prewar market. Textiles from the cotton will be accepted to reimburse the U S in full, aiming to move 200000 bales within a month as private trade remains prohibited for security.
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Department of Sariculture
New Sun Emerging Over Japan Postwar Constitution
Japan embraces a new constitutional framework endorsed by General MacArthur, Premier Shidehara, and Emperor Hirohito, abolishing sovereign military powers and endorsing free elections. Price controls relax on many goods though OPA remains wary. Kaiser seeks steel for postwar autos amid supply bottlenecks and DOJ scrutiny.
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Milk house cooling tank standards for dairy plants
Guidance on building a milk house with an insulated cooling tank to prevent bacteria in milk. Recommends locating the house away from manure and barn, using concrete walls, and ensuring moisture-light joints. Emphasizes insulation in the tank and proper intake outlet clearance and sealing practices.
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Film and Theatre Notes From a Busy New York Week
A scatter of reviews and gossip covers the stage, screen, radio, and society pages. Amid chatter about Open City in Italy a tribute to the Ital Undergrounders, Soldier newcomers and familiar stars like Robert Walker, June Allyson, Don DeFore, Martha Raye, and Jackie Green appear. Also noted are industry rumors, public figures, and a push to publicize lists of Nazi sympathizers amid shifting wartime headlines.
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June Allyson
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Unemployment steadies after wartime layoff surge
The Alexander Hamilton Institute reports that unemployment rose less sharply than expected in late 1945 as hundreds of thousands of veterans returned. August saw 830,000 unemployed with a gradual increase since V J Day, due mainly to curtailment of war production. reconversion has absorbed many idle workers.
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