Marshall Disappointed As Big 4 Conference Ends
Secretary Marshill voiced disappointment over the failure to reach a French Austrian peace treaty and a German counterbalance pact as the four power talks concluded. He left Moscow after a farewell banquet at the Kremlin hosted by Prime Minister Statis, following meetings in the Soviet capital.
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Postwar talks near last minute accord in London
The United States Britain France and Russia failed to agree on major German and Austrian postwar issues after 44 meetings. A limited troop occupation plan and a special commission were agreed, with a meeting in London in November and a New York session for the United Nations Assembly in September to follow. American Secretary of State Walter Bedell Smith said results may not be clear for a month or two as evaluations proceed.
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Senate Rejects Ouster of Warren and Funds Reassignment
Washington reporters said a Senate Appropriations subcommittee rejected a House effort to oust Warren of the United States Civilian Service. The panel tied funding for Warren and aides to restoring operating funds for the commission and other Labor Department agencies.
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Scoreboard notesーヤ National and American League results
National League Borton 44 New York 5 Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 6 Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St Louis postponed by rain American League Boston 1 New York 0 Cleveland 4 Chicago 1 sore note Eastern League Albany 2 Hartford 4 other games postponed part of schedule
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Paine Estate Tax Report Details Large 1945 Bequest
John Paine died in the city on July 17 1945. The estate valued at 1 378 601 includes a net after deductions of 720 442 5. The private tax on the estate was 4 056 70. The report lists rents, securities, and cash totaling 1 378 003 47 as gross estate before deductions. Deductions for funeral and administrative expenses and other charges reduced the amount subject to tax. Bequests include Valderheyden Hall Troy Orphan Raytant Samaritan Mountain Trengselaer Polytechnic Institute Russell Sage College and more. Trusts and properties at 40 Second Street and the Day Home of Troy are noted, with residuary shares allocated to the institute and the college. (Continued on Page Twenty-six) PAINE ESTATE
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Truman Veto Delays Wheeler Bill Amid Contested Language
President Truman vetoed the Wheeler Bill citing vetoable language in the measure clearing the way for a probe into Middle East deals. Officials said the language could authorize Wheeler to begin prosecutions, prompting immediate political maneuvering as Congress weighs a potential override or new wording.
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Price Cuts Spread Across Markets Responding to Demand
President Truman praised merchants for cutting prices as wholesale commodity indices show declines in the week ending Saturday and retail prices drop since March. Firms across sectors from wine to lumber announce reductions. labor costs threaten higher finished goods though officials expect demand and supply to balance, with some regions adopting new price plans.
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Businessman Who Fled Jail Must Serve 2 Years
A Columbus case outlines a businessman linked to a moot burglary who fled jail and now faces prison. Details describe prior convictions, involvement with a machine tool company, and a judge’s extension of proceedings. The report notes Ohio authorities and potential parole considerations as the case edges toward sentencing.
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Rent Hike Measure Killed in House
The House Banking Committee reversed earlier approval and killed the rent hike measure. The panel favored continuing rent control through December 31 with presidential authority to extend to March 31 if needed, and allowed voluntary leases for up to 15 percent rent increases expiring by Dec 31 194. If no new act is passed, controls would end June 30.
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French Bread Ration Cut Shuts Bakeries Across France
Government cuts daily bread rations from 20 grams to 260 grams per person to cope with a looming shortage. Bread queues grow in Paris and suburbs as officials warn June supplies may not meet demand without new shipments from the United States. About 700 to 1,000 bakeries close. others open only two shifts daily, morning and afternoon.
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A F C 10 To Meet May Landis and Union Talks
The AWG agreed to meet on May 31 in Washington with leaders from major unions to discuss consolidation. C L O and AML plan a joint session at 11 00 Thursday May at the Statler Hotel to map a coordinated approach amid wartime labor tensions.
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Willa Cather Dies Of Stroke A Leading American Novelist
Willa Cather 70 noted for Nobel caliber fiction died yesterday from alleged cerebral hemorrhage near Winchester Virginia after a career as teacher writer editor and author. Born near Red Cloud Nebraska she drew on prairie life for works such as One of Ours and My Ántonia. Her career included editorship at McClures and many acclaimed novels including The Song of the Lark and Death Comes for the Archbishop. She never married and left a lasting imprint on American letters with a stream of celebrated titles.
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Lewis Pledges Large Sums to Union Amid Strike Controversy
Lewis gave the United Mine Workers and related bodies substantial funds in support of the nationwide telephone strike and a legal refund review by Judge Goldsborough. The actions followed the Krug-Lewis pact and aim to sustain union efforts while a government-backed contract review proceeds.
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Clapp Confirmed as TVA Chief After Senate Fight
The Senate voted 38 to 31 to confirm Gordon Clapp as chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority amid a late tied battle. Senator McKevlar and Dean Iwha voiced objections, marking a second defeat for the Senate dean in recent weeks. Clapp’s predecessor, Pavia Tusatha, was kept on as head of the Atomic Energy Commission head.
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Workers Win 15 Cent Hourly Raise After GM Talks
After extended sessions, General Motors and the United Auto Workers reach a wage package raising hourly pay by 15 cents effective April 4. The deal includes six paid holidays, and scaling vacation pay, with social security talks to continue.
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Wallace asserts US seeks Middle East oil via UN fairness
Wallace, in Paris, says the United States aims to obtain Middle East oil from Saudi Arabia but would use UN principles to avoid imperialism. He advocates observing the UN charter to share natural resources fairly. He criticizes branding the US as the world’s greatest grazer and urges France to stay democratic, de Gaullist tensions noted.
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Army Mail Restrictions At Bases Move May First
Army post office weighs new rules on parcel mailing to bases with a version to be removed May 1 per department notice. Public guidance outlines limits and compliance steps for base recipients and senders.
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DeGaulle Says U S France Will Oppose New Tyranny
De Gaulle declares that the United States and France will oppose a new tyranny in world affairs. He emphasizes a united Franco American stance and warns against a rising global threat while noting differences in recent discussions with President Crum and others.
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Bethlehem Union Reaches Wage Agreement After Talks
Bethlehem Steel Co and United Steelworkers reached a wage agreement covering about 70,090 workers. The settlement includes a 1.245 cent pay increase and holidays with a general wage hike. union chair Joseph P. Moloney confirmed the deal and noted an effective date yet to be set.
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