Eisenhower Report On Stalin And Tyrol Frontier Clash
An American informant said the Council of Foreign Ministers rejected Austria's bid to claim part of Southern Tyrol from Italy and failed to agree on the Italian French frontier. Discussions on the French Italian border continued as Britain, the U S, and Russia sought a plan to ease the Trieste dispute with possible internationalization and a ten year plebiscite.
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Paris
Council of Foreign Ministers
Austria
Tyrol
Italy
Republic
Pusterthal
United States
Alpine
V. M. Molotov
Russia
Trieste
Foreign Ministers Council
France
Adriatic
Yugoslavia
New Moves Reported To Save India Deal
The article notes minute proposals discussed in a long British and Indian delegation meeting with Pethick-Lawrence, Cripps, Gandhi, and Nehru. Gandhi left a conference to attend a Congress session seen as likely to reject the British plan, keeping hopes for a government charter alive amid stalled resolutions. Arzad, Congress president, hinted at developments, while Gandhi urged reporters to draw their own conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pethick Lawrence
Stafford Cripps
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Sardaree
Congress
India
Arzad
Congress Party
Veterans back in Winchester mills and shops
Additions to the returned Army of veterans now employed in Winchester businesses include Edward Bolton, a European Theater veteran, returning to Oscar Nebel Hosiery Mill and later joining Miller and Anderson Heating Co. Employers of veterans are invited to telephone the Star with names of veterans recently employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Edward Bolton
Ernest Bolton
Southwerk St
Oscar Nebel
Miller and Anderson Ons and Heating Co
Star
Policewoman Betty Klein Robbed in Hyde Park
Chicago June 24 report says Betty Klein, a policewoman, was robbed while in Hyde Park. She began to cry and fled to the police station with her clothing and purse missing. Contents included a blackjack and several arrest slips.
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Chicago
Betty Klein
Hyde Park
Klein
Earthquake Rips Northwest Coast Walls and Hillside Movement
A powerful quake struck from Vancouver Island to Olympia causing walls to fall and a hillside to move near Campbell River. One man, Jacob L Kingston, 69, died of heart failure as Seattle’s downtown shook. Across Vancouver Island and Vancouver BC facilities reported damage with bridges cracked and outages. emergency crews and residents assessed widespread effects.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Vancouver Island
Kelowna
British Columbia
Olympia
Wash
Jacob L. Kingston
Astrophysiservatory
Victoria
B. C
J. A. Pearce
Dominion Station
Oon
Campbell River
Fire Fighting Equipment Demonstration Planned Here
A local fire fighting equipment demonstration will be hosted here. The event is prepared under a committee led by O. H. Lewis Ryland Conner and Robert Legge with refreshments provided.
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Argent
O. H. Lewis
Ryland Conner
Robert Legge
Vinson Sworn In Chief Justice of Supreme Court
Fred M. Vinson becomes the 13th Chief Justice in a White House ceremony on the south Portico. President Truman hails the appointment as lucky for the United States and for Mr Vinson as crowds watch from the lawn amid ceremonial music and formal oaths.
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Washington
Fred M. Vinson
White House
Vinson
Truman
United States
Robertson Calls For Price Controls To Boost Supply
Rep. Robertson of Virginia urged continued price control laws until production increases meet demand. He warned against labor efforts to force prices but said vaccines and essential items must be stabilized to ease shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep
Robertson
D-Va
Roa
Vinson's rise highlights wartime policy shifts and judiciary role
Fred Vinson gained national prominence when named Economic Stabilizer in 1943 and later testified before Congress. He was named Chief Justice of the Supreme Court by President Truman.
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Fred Vinson
Congress
Supreme Court
Truman
Town Meeting Panel To Hear Dr. Nash On World Government
Judge Burr P. Harrison Gar land R. Quarles and Rev. James R. Roe join the panel for Wednesdays Town Meeting at Sarah Zane Hall at 8 pm. Dr. Vernon Nash will discuss world government and the Lions Club president George T. Sanders urges open, rational discussion on peace amid atomic age threats.
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Burr P. Harrison
Garland R. Quarles
James R. Roe
Sarah Zane Hall
Vernon Nash
George T. Sanders
Lions Club
Browder Held Incommunicado By London Police
London police hold Browder incommunicado on undisclosed grounds as authorities prepare for possible action. The home office did not comment immediately on the case or its implications for the anticipated departure to New York.
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Browder
London Police
New York
Hmoe
Bwerry
Injured Man Faces Charges In Blast Case
Roanoke police probe into a Midtown grocery firework blast that injured five, with Richard C. Ratcliff of Vinton charged with malicious wounding. Investigators seek exact explosive content from chemists at Roanoke Viscose and Radford plants. Propriety owner Emmett Aesy listed a stock including 3456 small torpedo bombs and hundreds of aerial and repeater torpedoes.
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Roanoke
James F. Ingoldsby
Richard C. Ratcliff
Vinton
Radford
Emmett Aesy
Berryville Horse Wins Middleburg Hunter Honors
Cornish Hills the Chestnut gelding owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Perry of Berryville won the 1946 Middleburg Hunter Show conformation championship at Glenwood Race Course. The horse earned 25 1/2 points securing the middle class lightweight hunters, hunter stake, conformation hunter pin and seconds in several other events.
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Middleburg
Cornish Hills
Elizabeth Perry
Berryville
Glenwood
B 29 Crew Reports Fine Test Ahead of Bikini Atomic Drop
The B 29 crew lifted practice bomb near Bikini Lagoon with a "swell" rehearsal under cloudy skies. Maj Woodrow Swancutt and bombardier Harold H Wood reported a clean drop within thirteen seconds, as officials plan Operation Crossroads tests to occur around July 1 with radio sound broadcasts of the explosion.
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Bikini
McKinley
Associated Press
Elton C. Fay
Adam
W. H. P. Blandy
Bikini Lagoon
Woodrow Swancutt
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Harold H. Wood
Bordentown
N. J
Fay
Mt. McKinley
Fay O
Independence
McCoy
Pacific
Decontrol Decision Clears Path On OPA Settlement Tonight
Washington June 24 OPA decision expected tonight as conferees aim to settle the four remaining items in the price control extension. Wolcott predicts final form by 9 pm EST with House to act tomorrow and Senate risk of filibuster. Key issue is whether to lift ceilings on meat poultry dairy petroleum and tobacco by end of June.
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Washington
OPA
Rep. Wit
Wolcott
Joint Congressional Committee
House
Senate
Banking
Rules
Secretary of Agriculture
Ruth Mitchell Named in Treason Trial in Belgrade
Ruth Mitchell and William Mitchell figure in the treason trial of Gen Draja Mihailovich in Belgrade. Ex police chief Kragomir Javanovitch testifies that she was friendly with the Gestapo, identifying her in court from a photo.
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Ruth Mitchell
William Mitchell
Draja Mihailovitch
Belgrade
Kragomir Javanovitch
Gestapo
Javanovitch
International
Byrd To Discuss CIO-PAC Tonight In Campaign Talks
Senator Harry F. Byrd will discuss CIO-PAC tonight as part of his campaign for re nomination in the Democratic primary. The talk will be broadcast at 7 30 PM on WRVA Richmond.
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Harry F. Byrd
Cio-Pac
WRVA
Richmond
Democrats Set Richmond Date For State Convention
In Richmond on June 24 the State Democratic Central and Executive Committees convene at 2 30 p m to decide the time and place for a state convention to nominate a successor to the late Senator Carter Glass. Possible sites include Roanoke with September as a tentative date. The body will also decide delegate apportionment among party subdivisions, with locals to choose delegates by mass meetings, elections, conventions or other methods.
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Richmond
Democratic Central and Executive Committees
Carter Glass
Roanoke
Frederick Co Board Supervisors Set Budget Hearing
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors will meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the assembly hall on the second floor of the courthouse annex for a public hearing before final approval of the next fiscal year's budget.
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County Board of Supervisors
Wanted Transparent and Early Apples
E. W. Barr in Winchester Cold Storage Packing House seeks transparent and early apples. Advertisement notes location and delivery terms.
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E. W. Barr
Winchester Cold Storage ‘Packing House
Win Headley's Auction Sale Of Antiques Thursday
Auction starts at 10:00 a m on Thursday June 27 1946 at 75S Braddock Street on the second floor Win Headley s Auctions offers antiques and collectibles in this city notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Political battle lines flung over 17 states
Associated Press dispatch from Washington details Democrats disputing GOP claims of November victories in Congress and Senate. Both sides forecast gains and losses as party decisions weigh on the path to January and November outcomes, including a North Dakota Senate effort and the Nye special election to fill a vacancy after John Moses's death.
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Associated Press
Washington
Carroll Reece
Senate
Lucas
North Dakota
Nye
Gerald P. Nye
Roosevelt
John Moses
Eisenhower Reveals Key Allied Strategy Insight and Stalin pact
In a final report to the combined chiefs of staff Eisenhower says he was kept in the dark about Russian grand strategy until four months before V E Day. Stalin then explained plans for a four pronged Red Army offensive and the allied victory credited to air power and coordinated operations.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Russia
Stalin
Red Army
Eisenhower
Combined Chiefs of Staff
Normandy
War Department
United States
Great Britain
Hitler
Piel
Marshal von Rundstedt
Hamm
Roosevelt
Tedder
Lions To Install Officers Tomorrow Night At Meeting
Lions Club will install new officers at the upcoming meeting. New officers include J. B. Cather as president, Tipt as vice president, James Alexander as president, and Robert Lewis as third vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Lions Club
J. B. Cather
Tipt
James Alexander
Robert Lewis
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Courtenay
Strait of Georgia
Vancouver
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Canadian National Railway
Oli
George Finley
Lion Gate
Vancouver Harbor
Empire
Highway Department
Lewis Gale Hospital
Louise Rosy
Junior Grocery
Chief
Sarah Zane
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