UNRRA Food Ban Hits Soviet Forces in Austria
UNRRA approved two policy programs after objections, urging member governments to refrain from using local resources to feed occupying forces or to pump food supplies into relief channels. British delegates stressed troops in Austria held royal food stocks and farm lands for Austrians’ needs amid Allied council recall of prior agreement.
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UNRRA
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Armis
Austins
Wand
Austria
Page
Truce Teams To Spur Peace In Manchuria
China and Communist leaders agreed to send four truce teams to southern Manchuria this week to avert civil war. Peiping sources say the teams will depart soon, as Washington urges a settlement. The plan centers on provincial government appointments in Manchuria and a unity front among rival factions.
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Shanghai
Conunisty
Sendeoi
Monchuiia
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Peiping
Associated Press
Spencer Dievis
BA Nanking
Harold KK
Milles
Auwsia
Planctarin
Chungking
Chauj No. 2
Yenan
Chow
Alvan C. Gillen Jr
Marshall
Annay
Washington
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Gillem
Chou
Chang Chu-elving
Manchurvia
Hungking
Rome Reports Riots End After Food Strife
Anata in northwest Italy saw food riots erupt then subside with order restored. ANSA reported no serious incidents though some observers cautioned about broader unrest.
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ANSA
Iast
Anata
Italy
Ortler
Rent Controls and School Aid Approved in Closing Session
Albany Democrats accused Republicans of political cynicism as the Legislature adjourned sine die after a flurry of bills. Rent control for existing housing was preserved with a key vote, while a three member New York City airport authority and permanent recreational buildings were among measures passed late. Governors and party lines colored a somber final day as sessions extended into the early hours.
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Iran
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Crney Nes
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Puri Ax
Thomas B Dewsy
Democras
Teepublicata
Tage Pittern
Senate Seeks Test of Atom Denaturing
Senate committee hearings on denaturing plutonium for energy use moved toward a practical demonstration. Undersecretary Dean Acheson outlined two key proofs: denaturing prevents bomb use and recovering explosive potential is impractical. Some members pushed for global control of atomic energy and asked for Byrnes’ official stance. Meanwhile a Pikini atoll test plan eyed an underground detonation depth to boost shielding effects.
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Gerry
International Commission
Senate
Amanitic Energy Committee
Scientifé Board
Dean Acheson
Milter
Archeson
TVA
David B. Wilsenthal
Byrnes
Truman
Pikini Atoll
Nineteen Die in C-47 Crash in Luzon Mountains
Nineteen persons were killed and five injured critically when a C-47 transport plane crashed in the southern Luzon mountains. Most aboard were Philippine Army officers and enlisted men. one U. S. Army technical sergeant escaped unharmed and reported to headquarters that his name could not be immediately released.
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Luzon
Filipian Army
Lor
Army
Truman's Formal Striped Tie Social Faux Pas
A photo shows President Truman wearing a striped dinner bow tie with a lattice of narrow steps instead of the usual plain style. Experts say the look was a social faux pas, with critics noting the coat and tie did not harmonize, while fashion veterans debate whether a single-breasted coat and matching vent would have saved the ensemble.
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Harry
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Jack Gold
Anles
Revit Sills, Inc
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Sol Sherman Co
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Mustelank
We Maid
Crentarn
Ray Tuphel
Hist Company
Assembly Condemns Seaway Resolution Passes 108 21
The New York Assembly, Democratic sponsored, approved 108 to 21 a resolution condemning the St. Lawrence Seaway project. Republicans largely opposed, while Governor Dewey endorsed hydroelectric development as an alternative. The measure, led by Buffalo Democrat John P. Quinn, aims to record opposition to the seaway while backing power development.
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St. Lawrence
Dewey
Allan P. Sill
Fas- Sena
St. Lawrence Seaway
Canadian Scientist Admits Revealing Explosive Details
McGill University chemist Raymond Boyer testified he supplied details of the new and secret explosive RDX to Soviet agent Rose in 1943 and 1944 to help the Soviet Union. He said Canada had refused to share the information and he offered to pass it along from Canada.
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Dey
Raymond Boyer
Soviet Union
Tr. Boyer
McGill University
Rose
Bayer
Hulek
Canada
Boyer
Senate Subcommittee Approves Seaway Plan
Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee approved the Lawrence Seaway project. A report said favorable sentiment exists among the committee members and leaders expect a Senate vote before the midsummer recess with House approval also required.
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United States
Lawrence Seaway
Senate
Ysis
Innelt
D.-Mel
Alcon
Haxert
House
Lewis Sets Coal Strike For Monday
Washington reports that Lewis signals a shutdown of the nation s coal supply for Monday after rejecting a wage increase offer. The United Mine Workers and operators clash over health welfare fund royalties and safety advisories, with government intervention possible to avert disruption.
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Johnn Ja. Teswin
United Mine Workers Union
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Onion
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Hiss
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Allied Pact on German Industrial Setup Reported
A four power Allied Control Council in Berlin reached a tentative plan for Germany to retain heavy industry including Ruhr capacity while limiting metal, machinery, and chemical production. Officials say substantial exports and imports will be allowed, with steel quotas set and reviewed annually to deter full rearmament.
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Allied Control Council
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Fanine Group Decides Against U S Rationing
Washington officials stated the emergency committee will rely on voluntary measures to address food shortages. Chairman Davis indicated wheat and fats would flow to flame areas by July and that reestablishing machinery would take four months to secure a new million dealer.
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True
Okielan
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Russian Officer Arrested for Espionage in Portland Hearing
U N O Washington reported F B I director Hoover announced the arrest of Lt Nicolai Gregorovich Nedin 29 in Portland Ore on espionage charges He allegedly sought plans about the U S S Yellowstone for a foreign nation He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Robert A Leady and held on 25000 bail He refused to talk and demanded to see the Soviet consul Also noted were U N O Security Council debates over the Tranian case and Byrnes leading arguments on postponing hearings to April 10
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Edgar Hoover
Nicolai Gregorovich Nedin
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Ore
Redin
U.S.S. Yellowstone
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U. S
Robert A. Leady
Lt. Redin
Nationwide building controls ordered in war housing plan
Washington PA reports a nationwide network of federal offices to administer a sweeping order limiting construction to priority needs for veterans housing. New construction offices must open imminently and all projects require advance CPA approval, restricting luxury homes and directing scarce materials to shelter for servicemen and families.
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Iftes
OPA
Tomarrow
CPA
Soviet Troops Move Toward Northern Iran
Iranian staff officer said Soviet troops were advancing northward toward Russia with no crossing into Iran. Reports state a Russian column in Kurdistan of southern Azerbaijan could aid tribesmen against the Tranian garrison, but no surge toward that action is confirmed. Observers doubt a full withdrawal from the northwestern province.
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Red Army
Soviet Union
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Azerbaijan
Tranian
Maar
Kurish
US Troopship Rams Vessel in Sea Collision Near New York
A distress signal reported yesterday as the Payetteville Victory collides with the F Marion Crawford off New York. The Payetteville Victory carrying 817 troops from Le Havre to New York was to arrive this morning. The Crawford suffered only superficial damage and appeared unharmed.
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Navy
Ale Sna Reagie
BSFP
Marion Crownford
Payettevitle Victory
Payetteville Victory
le Mavre
New York
F. Marion Crasgford
Antwerp
Crawford
Senate committee to vote on draft on April ninth
The Senate Military Committee is divided over continuing the draft and will vote April 9, five weeks before the current act expires. Public hearings will follow a House Military Committee hearing, already held or closed, with further hearings planned by the Senate group.
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Ritary
House Military Committee
Green Asks Price Controls But No Federal Strike Ban
Warahington VPI William Green, AFL president, urged continuation of price controls with government hands off labor disputes. Baruch called for a federal strike ban. Green opposed, arguing restraint raises costs and harms workers. He urged extending OPA and rent ceilings while favoring voluntary bargaining over government intervention.
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American Federation of Labor
Thenabor Lendre
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Enpafiteres
Congress
OPA
Reole Green
Irurvieh
Trinity Alag
Auppayk
Fav Newlyes
Lywenty Organiza Hang
Diplomats Year Soviet Tran Have Not Agreed
United Nations delegates in New York report from Tehran sources that Russia and Iran have not reached a settlement on their dispute. Britain and the United States pressed for immediate hearing in a Security Council session, while Moscow signals a likely withdrawal of troops in five to six weeks amid ongoing negotiations.
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