Stalin Granted New Title In Soviet Government Shakeup
The Soviet Union restructured its leadership as General Jaseno Joe sef Slally was elected chair of the Council of Ministers, replacing Mikheil Ivanovich Kullnit who becomes president. Stalin will be titled prime minister while Nikolai Miknakovich Shvernth takes over as chairman. The changes follow Vyacheslav Molotov’s earlier 1941 appointment and reflect a shift from long tenure titles to ministers.
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Moscow
Jaseno Joesef Slally
Sovius
Russia
Mikheil Ivanovich Kullnit
Stalin Fienceforth
Ikolai Miknakovich Shvernth
Kallai
Soviet Union
Kallatn
Mallnin
Ag Na Surquien
Prisinte Ag
Mikhail
Wstin
Vyache- Bino M. Malatay
Malotay
Council of
Apinistery
Ion
Minster
Supreme Soviet
Poletti to Umpire Garment Industry
Charles Poletti former governor of New York was chosen impartial chairman of the New York garment industry, succeeding the previous leader. Announcement of his selection was made by the union and employer trustees, with details of terms and final path valued at about 5 percent.
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New York
WPI
Charles Poletti
Inve Hayey L. Hopsing
Erustee
Union
Emplo
Naples
Yugoslavia and Poland Seal Friendship Pact
Yugoslavia and Poland sign a twenty year friendship and mutual assistance pact, with Tito traveling to Prague to meet Czech officials. A cultural agreement accompanies the deal, framed to promote vital interests and security while opposing future German aggression.
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Warsaw
UPI
Tito
Yugoslavia
British physicist held for treason trial in London
British physicist Dr. Alat May was held on treason charges under the Official Secrets Act after a British Intelligence officer's statement alleged he paid someone to obtain nuclear material and information on uranium production. May's counsel contends his work related to the atomic bomb.
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London
Alat Nunes Iy
Bow Street
Hiitain
Anthony Hawwke
May
Searces
First Postwar 4 11 Egg Show Scheduled
The first postwar Eastern New York 4H egg show is slated for Friday and Saturday, April 13, at Montgomery Ward & Co in Menands. Samuel B. Dorrance, county 4 H agent and general chairman, says the event includes judging, demonstrations on egg use, and awards in poultry production and egg poker categories with special recognitions. Florence Orr will oversee demonstrations, with county agents and staff managing judging and awards.
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New York
Montgomery Ward & Co
Menands
Samuel B. Dorrance
County
4-H Agen Ia
Eidvon
Florence Or
Robert Dyer
Ski Club Presents Hickory Holiday At Sage Theater
Troy Ski Club plans to show the movie Hickory Holiday at Sage College Lattly Theater. The film follows John Jay the former mountain trooper and his wife with color reels of skiing adventures from the Canadian Rockies to the Chilean Andes. Andrew Petrusky presided as A L Nogard screened the motion pictures and plans for a summer judging club were announced.
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Troy
Wille
Rhodes
Oxford
Canadian Rockies
Troy Sk
Andrew Petrusky
A. L. Nogard
Rural Women council picks Bergen leader as president
Mrs. Jay Keller of Bergen was elected president of the New York State Council of Rural Women at an American meeting yesterday. Reelected officers were Mrs. Wabvin Potter Truxton as vice president and Mik Henry M. Witgondhiss as treasurer, representing substantial local support.
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Syracuse
Jay Keller
Bergen
New York Stile Council of Rural Women
Muss Wabvin i. Potter Truxton
Mik Henry M. Witgondhiss
War eLearn
Wenden
UNRRA food aid debate highlights 1946 relief plans
UNRRA officials debate food distribution gaps and proposed escalations. Cre expanded pooling, USSR invitation, and measures to conserve food dominate discussions. China and Hong Kong allocations cited, with calls to extend UNRRA through year end and heightened national pledges noted.
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Urere
Ava
UNRRA
Baldrie
United States
United Kingdom
Canada
Ussr
Andrew Carvng
Los
Belesium
Prince
Netherlands
U. S
U. K
Jelman
Wall Ag
Restos
U. F. ‘Tstang
China
Hongkong
Tsiang
Piaiye Schwender
France
Mnrtra
O Dwyer Leeway for Tax Program Draws Agreement
Albany reforms to the city tax plan extend the period for legislative authority to levy local taxes over 70 million dollars annually. Republican and Democratic leaders reached a pact after Avon discussions as sessions continued. A hotel tax cap of five percent was set, with permanent guests carved out for exemption after thirty days of residence.
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Albany
Willan Owuyer
Goering Called Arrogant Witness by U S Prosecutor
The U S prosecutor Robert H Jackson denounced Hermann Goering as arrogant and contemptuous during cross examination at the International Military Tribunal. The clash with defense lawyer Tucksett followed Goering denying documents while asserting misinterpretation. Judge Lawrence adjourned after noting repeated court instructions.
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Nimhory
Hermnus Goe Lng
Owltairs
Yeaterday 4
Marrogant
United Btatun
Robert H. Jackson
International Military Tribunal
Georlge
Atund Jaty
Sweillyh
Weltar
Duhlerus
Adrittetna
Pesca
Dublerugs
Goerlig
Tucksett
Avidence
Ninjselr
Reichs Defence Council
Rhineland
Goering
Jackson
Tustlee
Notfrey Lawrence
Senate backs Desmond bill shielding newspaper sources
The Albany Senate approved the Desmond bill by a 484 vote, extending journalist source confidentiality to newspaper reporters. Opponents warned of dangers from yellow journalism, while supporters argued it mirrors protections for editors and lawyers and preserves press independence.
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Albany
Senate
Pliny W. Williamson
Westchester
Walter J. Mahoney
Buffalo
Gordon J. Naved
Alexander Falls
New York
Thomas G. Desmond
Newburg
Aywa
Clersyeien
Ijamison
Building Union Votes To Quit Subway Work
The F L Building and Construction Trade Council of Greater New York voted to quit the quarry rehabilitation program over safety concerns. President Edward McSpeidon said the move would affect Board of Transportation projects worth millions and followed a recommendation by the executive board citing maintenance workers on the Grand Central Terminal shuttle. Air rates cited as lower than prevailing union rates.
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F. L. Building and Construction Trailer Council
Greater New York
Edward McSpeidon
Board of Transportation
Republic
Grand Central Terminal
New York Actress Celeste Holt Receives License to Marry
New York actress Celeste Holt obtained a marriage license yesterday. She plans a ceremony tomorrow at Fifty Avenue’s First Presbyterian Church, officiated by Rev. Tan Money. The couple is listed as Schuyler Dunn and partner.
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New York
Celeste Holt
Too Worith
Ay Schuyler Dunn
Fyet Presbyterian Church
Fifty Avenue
Tanl Money
Tarvester Union and Farm Workers Meet to Settle Strike
Tarvester Union Washington reports talks with Tarvester Co representatives and the United Farm Equipment Workers conference set for next Tuesday to settle a strike at the company plants. Community notices include Seventh Day Adventist services and a Red Cross event at the Proc tus Building for a charity benefit.
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Washington
Edgar L. Warren
Tater- Mantonay Tarvester Co
ALO United Farm Equipment Workers
Wallace on Soviet threat and American role in world trade
Wallace argues the Soviet Union fears insecurity and seeks influence while America should avoid domination and promote equal partnership. He urges détente not conquest, rejects an American or Anglo-Saxon century, and calls for maximizing trade between the United States and Soviet Union.
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Wallac
Americas
Molm
United Nations
Army Halts Nylon Sales To Officers After Outcry
Washington reports the army halted nylon stocking sales to officers following public criticism of a caste system. Some 25,000 pairs bought by the WACs at 87 cents each were surplus and sold at the War College store, provoking protests as enlisted men were typically charged. The Civil Service Commission clarifies a new veteran application form asks for service rank to gather detailed records of service.
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Washington
Civil Service
Army
Quartermaster
War College
Ald
Quartermaster Corps
Civil Service Commission
Tyra
Hoover warns famine threat hinges on July harvest
President Hoover, arriving in Paris, says famine danger hangs over Europe despite estimates that 14 million tons of grain will be shipped abroad. He plans to stay in Paris briefly, then Rome, and hopes to visit all food-short areas, though Spain may be skipped.
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Paris
UPI
Herbert Woover
Jon
Europe
New l
Hoover
Cma
Rome
Spain
Wallet missing after shopping in South End store
Joseph Arekelian of 433 Piper Slycec told police yesterday afternoon he left his wallet in a South End store. He returned to retrieve it and found $73 missing from the wallet.
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Joseph Arekelian
Piper Slycec
South End
Veteran Coroner Hal Wammond Dies at 63
Dr Hal Wammond, longtime Cattaraugus County coroner for twenty years, died yesterday at age 63 in Franklinville. His death closes a two decade tenure overseeing local forensic matters and public health investigations.
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Franklinville
Hal W. Wammond
Cattaraugus County
Paris court hears Petiot claims over murders and bones
Doctor Petiot tells Paris court he killed only Nazis and disputes 27 murder charges. He recounts alleged acts of a resistance group abducting Gestapo informers, while lawyers challenge his accounts and deny his involvement in the killings. Evidence notes gruesome remains found at his home.
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Petiot
Paris
Hwarthy
Ile Inga Ab Alyhoune
Rua le Sueur
Geatapo
Cape
Hlalawyoy
Rena Floriot
Mone Hers
Bia
Truman Aims to Attend U N Meeting Despite Harsh Schedule
President Truman sent greetings to the United Nations and urged sustained support from governments and peoples. He hoped to attend the next Security Council session in New York, but White House officials said it is impossible to travel. Charles G. Ross announced that Howard R. Stethilus and other U.S. representatives will convey the President's greeting to the assembly.
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Hia Settee
Trisawniaaton
Marena
United Nations
Truman
UNO
Securty Council
New Yar
Charles G. Ross
Presa Secretny
Kaward R
Slethilus
President appoints Locke as assistant adviser
Edwin A Locke of Boston, 35, named assistant to the President and senior adviser on Washington reform, serving as executive analyst to Donald M Nelaga. He previously acted as President's representative on wartime procurement and China policy, with duties including future assignments in the White House.
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Wasington
Edwin A&a
Locke
Loch
Nativa
Boston
Donald M. Nelaga
Etonoenly Prohlans
China
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