Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 52, Ed. 1 Monday, January 14, 1946 Page: 5 of 6
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An irate husband, who police said
Forced cut were Home Minister
Zenjiro Kozikiri; Agrieulture and
Ferestry Mirister Kenzo Matsum-
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Minister Kijpro Shidehara Satur-
day dropped five cabinet minister
in a main governmental reorgan-
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This ideal state of affairs 'can- !
not be expected to evolve in the
orranization stage of the first as- i
sembly. In the election of a pres-
’dent. it was agreed that a small
power should have the office, but
I even then a minor contest develop- .
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Rocking— It's Been a Long Tims—
4 Don't Let Me Dream- Tampico-
’ Southern Scandal. By Stan Kenton.
Autumn Serenad—Wait and See—
One More Dream—As Long As I
Dream. By Johnnie Johnston.
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The couple's five children were
in sehoo at th time of the at-
tack.
Cuban delegate, ®r. (
Cisneros, set the pace
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that General Electric s
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by the emperor will take place
Sunday morning. Kyodo News
Forelen Minister Trygve Lie of
Norway, who was favored by Mos-
er w. Russia came promptly back
however, when Dmitri Manuilsky.
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Howard English ■ Ruzia lost
Music Co.
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Agercy reported. Before the eere-
The new ministers do not repre
sent the "young klod" which left
wing circles in Japan have de-
manded for a reorganized cabinet
Most of the new iinisters are in
their late GO‘s. The eldest is Home
-Minister Mit-uchi, who is 75
None f the new ministers claim
to reprerent any political parties
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Calif.
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to soothe and heal raw, tender, in-
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You. By Jo Stafford. .
been waiting longer than
you have. If that’s not. the
reason, it's probably be-
cause:
He has just moved from
somewhere else in the city
and had his telephone serv-
ice moved, or...
r-----is necessary during
the emergency, or..;
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demanded equably and represen-
tation of el nations en the steer-
ing committee of the assembly,
rite question was laid aside tem-
porarily. but Perez won a point
wher it was voted to take it up
again within a week.
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There may be serious ill-
ness in the family and a tele-
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after visiting
man will kn
door and say:
eral more to close a cut in the trouble
reirh of his right hand.
I ed amiong the Big Three.
Lost Round
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election of Foreign Minister Paul-
Henzi Svuk cf Belgium over
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Waitin for the Train To Come In-
I'm Glad I Waited .for You. By Peg-
By Lee.
The Last Time* I Saw You—What
A Deal. By Martha Tilton.
Those making from $2/000 to $3,(MM) in nalnri/ would receive 10 per
cent increases, and those receiving between $3,000 and $5JM)O annually
would receive increases of $300.
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operate. We expect to continue this policy in the future.
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A Square In the Social Circle—
Doctor, Lawyer. Indian Chief. By
Betty Hutton.
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d It! I Big 3 Imtends to Control UNO
'aheled it in qis inaugural address.
This tendency need not be view-
ed with discouragement. Someone
has to start things going, and the
Big Thre are most competent to
d. it. Confusion would almost be
certain to reSUk if the organiza-
tion meetings were turned ito a
free-for-all among 51 nations.
The "town meefing"* idea may
be expected to come Into Hr
own Inter on. It wih heve to, If
the UNO is not to degenerate
into a duplicate of the League
nt Nations, which was wrecked
by power politics and the con-
stant pressure of individual na-
tional interests. The small na-
tion* contributed to the dis-
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John H Atchley. 52 < lr s re- p KA I
condition in a hospital today after turned to his starion at- Camp! MnnVI..-
his. for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bi
ization prompted by an Allied
blacklist of persons connected
with militaristic and ultra--nation-
alistic organizations.
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Nothing can be gained by a strike now that could not be gained with men at
work. Much can be lost. A million dollars a day in wages alone can he lost.
Homes by the hundreds of thousands and communities across the land-can
suffer. That’s why we hepe that it won’t happen.
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went beserk after trying to compile RETURNS
his mcome tax. was in critical
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. got a telephone/”
We have offered the union an increase of 10c an hour for all those making less
than $1.00 an hour, and 10 per cent increase for those who make more. With
the overtime that will be necessary to meet consumer demand this year, the
average employee would have more “take home” pay than he had during
ur: Transport Minister Takeo said
mony. Justice Minisier Chuzo
Iwata will "ask an understanding
Jef Alliac authorities," th* agency
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mon Mavda Minister Without Port-
folio and Chief Cabinet Eecretary
Daisaburo Thugita. -
Secretary Dismissned________
Deputy Cabinet Secretary Shi-
geo Miyogh was dismtssed.
Their successers included Chuzo
Mitsuchi. home ministr; Sem-
rachi Soywejima. agriculture and
oster bv not faking a firm
stand against power polities,
seeking shelter instead with
the side which looked strong-
Lest.________________;_____ _
. The principle laid down now-
nd the UNO most enrininly will
founder if it is not adhered to—is
that the self-seerificing coalition
which won the war tan and must
be crntinued in peace. It em-
braces the economic, political, and
social fields, with the economic
predomirating. —
Taken for Granted-----
The firm resolve amene all I he
nations tc prevent aother war
is taken for eranted. The arrival
of the atomic bomb' has made it
ed opt to the assembly, a purely
negative approach which fought to
oar war and stopped there would
not solve the world's problems
There must be a positive program
designed, in the absence of war
to give nations equal opportunity
to live in freedom and comparative
prcsperity. thus removing the in-
centive to war. e.
To accomplish this the small
nations mud have a strong
voice in all the derisions of
the United Nations. They re-
quire the right not only to trie
ihel: grievances in open debate,
but to enforce their just claims
by concerted action, especially j
hen such claims ran counter
to the one-sided ambitions of
foreign miister of the Soviet Q1 • 1 1 CL.I,A
Ukraine. was made chairman ofhkehara 3hAKeS
the poworlul political and security--" 7
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1. IT MEANS HIGHER AVERAGE “TAKE HOME” PAY IN 1946 THAN IN WARTIME
wage
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Breeder 38. of nearby West Sen- ] Atchley. Route 4, and other rela
era, died yesterday of e fiactvredji!ves and ertends.
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Medical Examiner Harold J. Welsh ■■ ’ ax gh ____
ised i certificat, <>i ). micide HnVA Ip UOlIOWQ
Police said that before cutting ! IIUVV I U UWUBUVW
his throat with a butcher knife,
Lloyd"Raymond Breeser, 41, a rail
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and asked tor unambulance Physi-
clarssaidoat leas' 40 stitches were orenmnletop reliivea promptly hn»
taken in Breeser s throat and sev- cause it goes right to the seal of the
plain that disputes can be set-
(led thaU way no UK^r. A war
waged with the new weapchs
KnowAtheson.tmiphtmenn the eclpse of cv-
Topeka, Santa Fe—Conversationization. or any event leave the ।
While Dancing—Camp Town Races xictor no better off than the van-
j -Surprise Party. By Johnas Mer- 9uished. ..g,
I cer • ' ’ But as Prime Minister Clement
R. Attlee if Great Biitain poirt-
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developed over elertion of a secre-
tary general of th UNO, and the
fix non-permanent memhers of
the security ocunrii. . J
The influence of , the smaller
owers is beirg felt bi suh mat-
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plication. In some neigh-
borhoods, of course, we
shall be able to catch up
more quickly than in others.
But, as telepl
phone plant is
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gee that everyone gets serv- "
ice in proper turn.
We're putting in tele-
phones as fast as we can.
And whether your turn for
service comes in the near L
future, or not for several
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Morey, John B. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 52, Ed. 1 Monday, January 14, 1946, newspaper, January 14, 1946; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1432452/m1/5/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.