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April 6, 1946

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BIG ISSUES SETTLED; Joint Oil Company Will Be Organized if New Parliament Approves ALL TROOPS WILL LEAVE Question of Azerbaijan Is Left to Settlement by Teheran by 'Peaceful' Methods

By Gene Currivan By Wireless To the New York Times

USSR reprs in Teheran reaction noted

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LIE BIDS U. N. SPEED ATOM BOARD SET-UP; Prods Member Nations to Pick Representatives for Control --Senate Approves Baruch

By W. H. Lawrence

apptmt reptd approved by Sen

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British Give Up Some Sovereignty By Putting U.N. Sanctions in Laws; BRITISH SURRENDER SOME SOVEREIGNTY

By Wireless To the New York Times

GB gives up some sovereignty by putting UN sanctions clause in laws; Commons proceedings described; move seen as step toward effective use of UN peace machinery

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FOR PARIS SESSION; U.S. Seeks Solution to Deputies' Deadlock on Treaty Drafts MAIN CONFERENCE PUSHED Byrnes Distressed by Snarls Over Terms for Italy and Balkan Enemy States

By Bertram D. Hulen Special To the New York Times

Sec Byrnes proposes Big 4 Foreign Mins Council meeting in Paris on Apr 25 to solve council deputies deadlock on treaty drafts; USSR aim for delay noted; conf agenda discussed; treaty draft problems noted; France and GB reptd in accord with US for early conf

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Truman Expected to Carry Defense Program to Nation; Chicago Army Speech Today Likely to Ask Year Draft Extension, Universal Service and Army-Navy Unification

By Felix Belair Jr. Special To the New York Times

Chicago; observance plans

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1946Paul Beresford, New Zealand-English dentist and politician^[†]

Sir Alexander Paul Beresford is a British–New Zealander politician who served as the Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) for Mole Valley in Surrey from 1997 to 2024. He previously served as MP for Croydon Central from 1992 to 1997.

Headlines from April 6, 1946

BIG ISSUES SETTLED; Joint Oil Company Will Be Organized if New Parliament Approves ALL TROOPS WILL LEAVE Question of Azerbaijan Is Left to Settlement by Teheran by 'Peaceful' Methods

LIE BIDS U. N. SPEED ATOM BOARD SET-UP; Prods Member Nations to Pick Representatives for Control --Senate Approves Baruch

British Give Up Some Sovereignty By Putting U.N. Sanctions in Laws; BRITISH SURRENDER SOME SOVEREIGNTY

FOR PARIS SESSION; U.S. Seeks Solution to Deputies' Deadlock on Treaty Drafts MAIN CONFERENCE PUSHED Byrnes Distressed by Snarls Over Terms for Italy and Balkan Enemy States

Truman Expected to Carry Defense Program to Nation; Chicago Army Speech Today Likely to Ask Year Draft Extension, Universal Service and Army-Navy Unification

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