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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1947
Page
9
About 300 000 Ruhr miners walk out today amid protests over food shortages. William Ashby, British commissioner, says German officials agreed to broadcast an appeal to stay on the job. Demonstrations planned at several producing centers in the British controlled Ruhr.
Asbury disclosed layna w dates for wheat waxels barge movement at Dulbury for airpawnt by UL vice versa. About 1000 tons of Lis shipment were now in the Rue area. Workers will observe Good Friday and Easter Monday with reduced attendance. More than 60,000 Germans demonstrated across the British occupation zones over fuel shortages. 15,000 at Dortmund, 12,000 at Dingsburg, 16,000 at Hamburg, 8,000 at Bonn, 3,000 at Hilden, 1,400 at Gas engine. Official said today’s loss could reach 230,000 tons, with two weeks of strikes lowering production to 128,00 tons and expectations of more losses after holidays.
Major powers clash over a provisional German government plan with Bevin proposing stages including central admin departments and an advisory council. Marshall argues for clear, unanimous approval, while Molotov and Molatny urge representation by German areas and parties. U S signals cautious approach amid China policy notes and postwar military draws.
Governor Dewey signed five bills aiding veterans including scholarships up to 850 dollars yearly and increased annual state scholarships for children of deceased veterans. The package also permits cooperative housing project investment by banks and GL mortgage financing with federal guarantees under the Servicemen's Readjustment Act. A separate bill set unemployment incentive payments for state workers and allowed insurance investments tied to such housing ventures.
The article reports on Greek aid discussions in the Senate including Mikrays amendments to create a joint commissions oversight, fund economy missions in Greece and Turkey, and allocate 300 million dollars with 1 000 for Greece and 150 000 for Turkey. Loghe proposal to require Senate concurrence on the program director was adopted while a taxation system for Greece was dropped after Greek officials noted agreement pending.
A two truck collision occurred around 9:90 am in Bagkirk village. Trooper T. J. O'Hea investigated the mishap while Salem residents D. We Avery and H. of Salem owned the trucks. Slann of Salem and Nelson Pearson of Sault Cambridge were involved. Slann’s truck overturned in a ditch and both vehicles sustained heavy damage.
In Washington on March 19 Judge Hamm denied writing a letter to Rep Byrne about Samuel Valente’s deportation. Rocco Valente testified he handed the letter to Hamm in the Rennselaer County Court House. Immigration committee declined to advance Byrne’s bill to allow elder Valente to stay in the United States. The elder Valente faces deportation to Italy as an undesirable alien. a stay was granted until after Easter. A prehearing will probe Judge Hamm’s signature on the contested letter.
The United States delegation to the United Nations faced a Soviet proposal aimed at altering the trusteeship agreement. The Soviet motion was rejected by the Security Council as Austin argued the agreement could not be changed without consent of both the U.S. and the Security Council.
A fragmentary report shows a debate on a Proposil with eight opposing votes and five in favor including Adatin, plus three abstentions. The text references a United States provision forbidding alteration without authorized change and mentions the Security Council context with opposing and abstaining votes.
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