Byrnes Warns Against Path That Leads To War
Secretary of State James F. Byrnes, in Paris with Stalin, urged nations to avoid policies that could spark war and endorsed a 40 year demilitarization treaty for Germany with Soviet Russia, the U S Britain and France. He warned differences among the Big Four remain and stressed continued Allied occupation in Germany until disarmament is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Shackford
Paris
U.P
James F. Byrnes
Josef Stalin
Byrnes
American Club
Soviet Russia
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Freed Nazi Trio Hiding In Prison
German authorities and the American military government arranged passage for Franz Von Papen Hjalmar Schacht and Hans Fritsche to the British zone amid arrest warrants. Police waited outside Nuernberg Palace of Justice while the trio remained in custody awaiting safe conduct and escort details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Beattie Nuernberg
U.P
Franz von Papen
Hjalmar Schacht
Hans Fritsche
Nuernberg
Palace of Justice
Schacht
U. S
Fritsche
Chacht
von Papen
Third Reich
Berlin
Bernhard Mueller
Nuernberg de Nazifica
Douglas, Once PD Head, Dies
Walter Glas former president of Phelps Dodge Corp and a leading mining figure in Arizona died at his Chauncey New York home at age 75 after three weeks of illness. He will have private funeral services at St Joseph of Arithea church Elmsford New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Glas
Phelps Dodge Corp
Arizona
Chauncey
N. Y
Douglas
Phoenix
Ariz
St. Joseph of Arimithea Church
Elmsford
Quebec
Canada
Upper Canada College
Morin College
Royal Military College
Columba University School of Mines
Commercial Mining Co
Prescott
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining
St Louis Clinches NL Pennant In 8-4 Win Over Dodgers
St Louis clinched the National League pennant and a World Series berth by toppling Brooklyn 8 to 4 behind Murry Dickson's two-hitter through eight innings. Harry Brecheen closed the three-run ninth as Brooklyn failed to force a tying rally with bases loaded and one out. The Cardinals will host the Red Sox in the 1946 World Series opener.
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Jack Hand
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
Dodgers
Murry Dickson
Harry Brecheen
Brooks
Howie Schultz
Eddie Dyer
Cardinals
Red Sox
Boston
Rudy York
Dickson
Jedeen
Kluttz
Hatten
Behrman
Lombardi
Higbe
Melton
Taylor
Edwards
New Price Rises Seen By Truman
President Truman warned of a possible further drop in real wages and said no new price controls are needed. He cited Steelman’s report urging restraint on wage and price demands to avoid a boom bust as the nation moves toward peacetime prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandor
Klein
Washington
UPR
Truman
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Meat Shortage To Get Worse This Winter
Reconversion Chief John R. Steelman warned the meat supply would shrink this winter despite record crop harvests. He noted no meat famine but persistent shortages, with some foods worsening and meat shortages emphasized. The President cautioned against expecting abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Legion Rejects Bradley's Plea At National Convention
The American Legion's employment committee rebuked Gen. Omar Bradley and urged a special session of Congress to repeal on the job training ceilings under the GI bill. The 22-post composite resolution called for rescinding $175 single and $200 married ceilings and the two year training limit. Bradley defended himself against Stelle's charges of breaking faith with veterans during the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Legion
National Employment Committee
Omar Bradley
Veterans’ Administration
Legion
Congress
Legionnaires
John Stelle
Bradley
Stelle
Veterans
Truman Delays Decision on Election Speeches
Washington October 3 President Truman says he is not ready to announce whether he will make speeches in support of Democratic congressional candidates this fall. He told reporters he has no plans to speak for nominees at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Cates and Hayden to Speak at mining engineers meeting
Senator Carl Hayden and Louis B. Cates of Phelps-Dodge will headline Arizona section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers annual meeting in Tucson October 28 to 30. About 500 engineers from the Southwest and Mexico are expected. events open at the Pioneer hotel with registration, luncheons, and technical sessions in the American Legion auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hayden
Louis
Cates
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Cleon Knapp
Tucson
Arizona
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
B. N. Rickard
Hayden
Washington
Phelps- Dodge
California
Utah
New York
Mexico
American Legion
Pioneer Hotel
Sen. Hayden
Pioneer
el Rio Golf and Country Club
Meet
Democrats To Tour State In Arizona Campaign
Democratic candidates for congressional and state offices launch a campaign tour visiting Florence Coolidge Casa Grande and Ajo October 3 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 25 26 27 then Phoenix and Tucson. They join Interior Secretary J A Krug at Kingman and travel with him. The delegation includes Sen Ernest W McFarland Reps John R Murdock Richard F Harless State officials and others.
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Phoenix
Florence
Coolidge
Casa Grande
Ajo
Nogales
Patagonia
Tombstone
Bisbee
Douglas
Bowie
Willcox
Benson
Superior
Globe
Globe and Miami
Safford
Clifton and Morenci
Springerville
St. Johns and Holbrook
Winslow
Flagstaff
Prescott
Kingman
Parker
Yuma
Tucson
J. A. Krug
Ernest W. McFarland
John R. Murdock
Richard F. Harless
Ann Frohmiller
John L. Sullivan
Clifford J. Murdock
Cortion
Yale Mc
Levi S. Udall
Hospital Post Offered Doctor Amid Staffing Turmoil
Pima county supervisors offered the superintendency of the county hospital to Dr. James M. Walsh while he would retain his county physician title. The pay roll shows a revolving staff of nurses and aides, with only seven of the earlier group remaining. Dr. Walsh’s proposed salary would be 3000 dollars yearly, and he would oversee both the hospital and county clinic, spending most time at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County Hospital
Pima County Board of Supervisors
James M. Walsh
Catherine MacIntosh
Paula Trimarco
Miss Trimarco
Ralph R. Cain
MaclIntosh
Walsh
Martin
Dr Walsh
Dee Walsh
Medical Board
Van Buskirk Improves After Office Shooting
John Mercer Johnson prepares criminal information charging Peter Newton with assault with intent to kill and with a deadly weapon Newton held to bail at 30000 in county jail Newton in custody after a shooting at 84 West Pennington St St Mary's hospital reports Van Buskirk improving and not in critical condition Newton arrested in Texarkana Houston and Phoenix cases without dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. van Buskirk
St. Mary’s Hospital
J. Mercer Johnson
Superior Court
Johnson
van Buskirk
Peter Newton
Newton
Justice of the Peace Co
St. Mary's Hospital
West Pennington Street
Arizona State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Textarkana
Tex
Houston
Phoenix
Abilene
U.S. Seeks Partial End to Maritime Strike
Government weighs separate settlements by region to end the strike by CIO marine engineers and AFL masters mates and pilots. Wage demands are trimmed to 17 percent by AFL and 20 percent by CIO as negotiators push for gulf and east coast deals to pressure Pacific operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPR
Gulf
CIO Marine Engineers
AFL
CIO
E. P. Trainer
CIO Union
Lewin Tops Local List for Long Beach Airport Manager
Herbert D. Lewin, former manager of Long Beach municipal airport, ranked No. 1 on the local civil service eligibility list for airport manager after written and oral exams for the new post. Herbert W. Davis is second. About 12 applied, only two qualified. Lewin, a World War II air corps captain, and Davis, a lieutenant colonel, served in U S European Pacific and CBI theaters. City council will approve the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert D. Lewin
Long Beach, Calif
Civil Service
Albert Hesselberg
Herbert W. Davis
Douglas
Hesselberg
Lewin
Air Corps
Davis
U. S
Burgess Heads East to Confer on Interstate Experiment Projects
Sr. Paul S. Burgess of the University of Arizona leaves for Washington with eight other state experiment station directors to discuss proposed interstate cooperative projects funded by the Hope Flanagan amendment to the Bankhead Jones act. He recently attended a Logan Utah conference where 40 projects were proposed, 10 of which will be sent to Washington for final formulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul S. Burgess
College of Agriculture
University of Arizona
Washington
Hatch, Adams, Purnell
Bankhead Jones
Burgess
Utah
Arizona
R. E. Buchanan
Iowa
L. D. Bauer
North Carolina
C. E. F. Guterman
Cornell
W. H. Mar
Baruch Attacks Wallace Over Atomic Plan Errors
Bernard Baruch presses Henry Wallace to publicly correct his July 23 criticisms of the U S atomic control plan. Baruch says Wallace admitted error but did not sign a joint statement and warns the errors threaten delicate negotiations. Wallace, former secretary of commerce, has not commented. Baruch released documents and a telegram detailing the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Carpenter
New York
Bernard M. Baruch
United States
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Henry A. Wallace
Baruch
Wallace
Truman
Washington
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Eberstadt
Byrnes
Yanks in China bear parallels with British in Greece
Analysis notes that after World War II the U S soldiers in China occupy Allied territory and strive to restore order while being drawn into a civil war. The policy risks alienating revolutionary regimes backed by Moscow and provokes Western criticism.
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China
Greece
Glenn Babbap
United States
Britain
Washington
London
Russia
Moscow
Crash plane list of crew and passengers released
The crash aboard American Overseas Airlines includes crew Captain William Westerfield and officers Robert Lehr John Tierney Jerome Lewis James M Barry Mart Stelar Herbert Ewing and Margaret Burleigh. Passengers bound for Amsterdam John Snel and for Frankfurt Claire Zane Rudolph Zane William Lotze Alva J Marley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Westerfield
Robert B. Lehr
John Tierney
Jerome Lewis
James M. Barry
Mart Stelar
Herbert Ewing
Margaret Burleigh
Amsterdam
John Snel
San Gabriel
Calif
Frankfurt
Germany
Claire Zane
Seattle
Wash
Rudolph Zane
William Lotze
Burbank
Alva J. Marley
Long Beach
Japs Had Atom Bomb Report Claims Soviet Capture
Japanese scientists allegedly developed and tested an atom bomb days before V J day with seven key scientists later captured by Russians. The Atlanta Constitution report cites a Japanese officer as source. War Department and officials reject the story as unconfirmed. Konan, Korea, is named as the project site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
David Snell
Snell
Korea
U.S. Army
Criminal Investigation Department
U. S. Army
War Department
Washington
Leslie R. Groves
San Francisco
Robert Patterson
Dispatch
Konan
Toll in Midwest air tragedy rises to 39 at Stephenville
A DC-4 operated by American Overseas Airlines exploded on a hillside near Harmon Field Stephenville. 39 aboard died including 28 adults and 3 babies with 8 crew. Takeoff appeared normal just before 1 30 a m MST. The crash marked the worst US commercial aviation disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenville
Mid
Here
American Overseas Airlines
Harmon Field
AOA
Erie
Germany
New York
Berlin
Gander
Nld
Sabena
James Hanson
Air Transport Command
Harmon Field Tower
Hanson
Jack Shelley
United Press
Shelley
Ana
Harmonfield
State Aviation Code Urged by Arizona Officials
Phoenix October hearing on Arizona Airways permit to operate unscheduled common carrier service highlights demand for a state aviation code. Wilson T. Wright of the state corporation commission warns the current motor vehicle code is insufficient. He notes plans to push legislation next session to regulate aviation operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Wilson T. Wright
State Corporation Commission
Arizona Airways, Inc
Wright
Clyde A. Runger
Leo Gavagan
Phoenix Elks Lodge
Navy plans new bases in Pacific
Admiral John H Towers announced a new Pacific policy concentrating permanent naval installations in Alaska the Aleutians Hawaii and the Marianas. Guam will be developed as a key outpost 3318 miles west of Pearl Harbor with emphasis on Alaska and Hawaii bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Navy
Pacific
Siberia
Guam
Adm
John H. Towers
U. S
Alaska
Aleutians
Hawaii
Marianas
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Stuttgart
Ruhr
Europe
Cordell Hull
WUP
Navy
Hull
Bethesda, Md
Naval Hospital
United Nations
J. T. Nikitchenko
Parley
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