Year Extension Plan Limits Power, Meat and Butter Prices Left Intact
The compromise war powers bill reaches the House after a conference report preserves price ceilings on meat butter cigarettes and gasoline for a year while stripping many OPA powers. It creates a three member decontrol board to override price officials, shifts farm product control to the Agriculture Secretary, and limits subsidies to 351 million dollars with some extending to copper lead zinc and sugar beyond April 1 1947.
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OPA
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Truman
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Taft
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Secretary of Agriculture
Atom Deadlock Feared By Senate Over Atomic Control
Washington AP report notes fear of a UN deadlock over atomic energy and a forthcoming global arms race. Senators slam Pravda’s charge of world rule pursuit and defend Baruch plan, urging irrevocable international inspection before sharing atomic know-how. Fremont item: William A. Whitman elected president of Bowles Green State University Alumni Association.
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Atomic Energy Centrol
Congress
Russia
Pravda
Special Atomic Committee
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Georgia
Edwin €. Johnson
Colo
Communist Party
United States
ALMNI
Fremont
William A. Whitman
Sanduska County
Bowles Green State University Alumni Association
Australia Proposes Single Panel For Atomic Control
Australia pushes a master committee to draft unified atomic control plans, seeking to reconcile U.S. and Soviet divergent programs. Dr Herbert Evatt, head of the UN Atomic Energy Commission, hints the plan leans toward a supreme control authority like Baruch’s proposal. Polish delegate Lange previews a simple control scheme, aiming for peaceful use and banning weaponization, while Paris negotiators seek common ground. The Security Council last April 19 vote on Spain’s Franco regime remains unresolved as consulations continue.
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Australia
United States
Russia
International Atomic Developmnt Authority
Bernard M. Baruch
United Nations
Herbert V. Evatt
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Oscar Lange
Alexandre Parodi
Lange
General Assembly
London
Zygmunt Modzelewski
Warsaw
Security Council
Solons Ready To Ban Relief Aid to Soviet
Washington report shows President Truman announced Moscow bars American reporters from UNRRA operations in two Soviet republics. House members debate restricting UNRRA funding to nations denying press access. Rep. Clarence Brown of Ohio says the House may demand no US funds be used where reporters cannot enter.
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Moscow
Soviet Republics
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United States
UNRRA
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Granger Calls for Teel Control in State Affairs
Ohio Grange leader Joseph W. Fichter told the Ohio Association of Township Trustees and Clerks that local governments must shield individuals from big government. He warned that increasing reliance on higher legislative bodies could distance taxation from the people. Also,Miss Margurite Davis, 45, long-time Fremont kindergarten teacher, died yesterday after a thirty five year career in Fremont Toledo Van Wert and Trenton.
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Joseph W. Fichter
Columbus
Ohio State Grange
Ohio Association of Township Trustees
Cler
Ohio
Fremont
Margurrite Davis
Toledo
van Wert
Trenton
Atom Bomb Day Schedule Revealed For Bikini Test
The joint Army Navy task force disclosed the full timing plan for the Bikini Atoll atomic test on July 1. Operations begin the morning before with 34,000 personnel moving from the lagoon and 360 ships departing to rendezvous points as readings and cameras prepare.
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Bikini
Adm
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Denger
Bikini Atoll
Woodrow P. Swancutt
Kwajalein
Thugs Fire At Rac ing Publisher Ragen In Chicago
Gunmen in a camouflaged truck fired shotgun blasts at James M. Ragen a wealthy racing news publisher seriously wounding him. They fled after a brief gun battle with his bodyguards at the busy State Street and 39th Street intersection.
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Capone
James M. Ragen
Ragen
St. State St
39Th St
Mayor of Brady Lake Ousted by Lausche
Ravenna Ohio William B. Gump automatically became mayor of Brady Lake after Gov Frank J Lausche ousted Joseph Cox on gambling charges A council meeting is set for July 1 to elect a new president and address the Rambling situation Also on the agenda is naming a new village marshal to replace Wilber Cox who resigned in April.
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William RB. Gump
Brady Lake
Frank J Lausche
Joseph Cox
Gump
Cox
Wilber
Browder Detained by Security at London Airport
Earl Browder former head of the Communist Party of America was detained incommunicado by blue uniformed security police at Heathrow overnight. He is planned to depart Tuesday by plane to New York on his way home from Russia.
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Earl Browder
Communist Party of America
Heathrow
New York
Russia
Water Snake Goes On Trial in Japan
Genji Mineno a prison camp guard stands trial in Yokohama on charges of cruel treatment. Prosecutors allege he thrust burning slivers beneath fingernails, burned inmates with hot pokers and poured water into their noses, causing injuries.
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Japan
Yokohama
Mineno
Seven Western International players die in bus wreck
A Spokane based Western International League baseball club charter bus plunged off Snoqualmie Pass near the Cascade Mountains. Seven players were killed, eight injured, among the identified dead Vic Pigetti George Risk Frederick Martinez. Manager Mel Cole and others were among the unlisted victims. The crash occurred at dusk on a straight road when the bus veered through a guard rail and caught fire.
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Western International League Baseball Club
Snoqualmie Pass
Cascade Mountains
Vic Pigetti
San Francisco
George €. Risk
Hillsboro
Ore
Frederick T. Martinez
San Diego
Mel Cole
Wenatchee
Wash
Bob Kinnaman
Brooklyn
Bob James
Tempe
Ariz
Bob Patterson
Darvin Hallbourg
Ellsburg
U S Russia Block French Trieste Plan
Paris reports say U S and Soviet opposition to France's proposal for internationalizing Trieste dimmed hopes for a quick breakthrough in peace treaty talks for Italy and the Balkans. The Big Four ministers debated frontier lines Danube navigation and Italian naval units but failed to reach agreement.
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U. S
Trieste
Italy
Balkans
Wyat
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Danube
Gallia Farmer Ira Mills Found Dead Near Chickamauga Park
Ira Mills, longtime Gallia County farmer, was found dead at his Gallipolis farm home near Chickamauga Park. County coroner Dr. Paul Foster ruled death from a self-inflicted pistol shot to the head. Mills resided with his son Robert H Mills and is survived by his wife Margaret, two brothers Harry and Edward, three sisters Mrs Homer Kerr, Mrs Ruth Richards, and Miss Mahle Mills.
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Ira Mills
Gallia County
Chickamauga Park
Paul Foster
Mile
T Am Todas
Robert H Mills
Mills
Margaret
Harry
Edward 1
Gallipollis
Homer Kerr
Ruth Richards
Mahle Mills
Republican doubt shadowed Lausche plan as Ohio lawmakers vote
The 96th Ohio General Assembly opened a special session amid hints of Republican opposition to Gov. Frank Lausche's request for more than 12 million dollars in added appropriations. Lausche outlined 22 recommendations targeting welfare and veterans affairs, with 12 measures moving in the Senate and 10 in the House. Senate leaders warned bills may require amendments after review.
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Ohio General Assembly
Frank J. Lausche
Senate House
Lausche
Welfare Department
War Veterans Affairs
House
Senate
Democrats
Frank W. Whittemore
R-Summit
Whittemore
Daniels
Publication Halted To Allow Vacations
Griffin GA shortages force Grif fin Daily News to skip next week to let all employees take their annual holiday. Publisher Quimby Melton calls the hiatus the only way for staff to get a vacation.
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Griffin, GA
Griffin Daily News
Quimby Melton
Melton
Navy Vet Charged With Gambler's Murder
A 26-year-old Navy veteran held in Summit County Jail faces first degree murder charges in the slaying of 50-year-old Akron gambling figure Christ Manos. Authorities say the suspect was seen with the victim hours before Manos was found.
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Summit County
Christ Manos
Robert L. Smith
Smith
Manos
Manslaughter Charge Filed Against Burlington Engineer
In Naperville Illinois the Burlington Railroad flyer engineer William W. Blaine of Galesburg was held to the grand jury on a manslaughter charge after a coroner's jury investigated the April 25 rail emission killing 46 people. Blaine declined to testify on advice of counsel.
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Naperville
William W. Blaine
Galesburg
O Conor Leads In Maryland Senator Race
O Conor, Maryland's 49 year old Democratic governor, led in popular support for the U S Senate nomination while incumbent George L Radcliffe fought on for convention votes. The Democratic convention in two weeks will nominate. County or district votes decide each unit's tally. Lane Jr. led the governor nomination race as results from Monday's primaries favored him.
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Baltimore
Herbert JR. O'Conor
Maryland
U. S. Senate
George L. Radcliffe
William Preston Lane, Jr
Charles Sweeney Quits Liquor Board Position
Gov. Frank J. Lausche accepted the resignation of Charles F. Sweeney from the state liquor control board. Sweeney, Democratic candidate for Ohio secretary of state, said he would resign if nominated. Lausche had asked him to quit due to his candidacy. Also, Byron E. Gamble, assistant Trumbull County agricultural extension agent, was named Seneca County agent.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Lausche
Charles F. Sweeney
Sweeney
Ohio
Lausche
Warren
Byron E. Gamble
Trumbull County Agricultural Extension
Seneca County
Truck Kills 3-Year-Old Girl in Bakersville Death
A truck yesterday struck and killed Sandra Sue King, three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland King of Bakersville Coshocton County. The accident left seven children in the family and stunned the rural community.
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Canton
Sandra Sue King
Roland King
Bakersville
Coshocton County
Coast Guard Leads Hunt For Green Bay Sailboat Rescue
Coast Guard teams searched Green Bay for Leatham D. Smith 62 a Sturgeon Bay shipbuilder and three companions after their sandboat capsized in a squall last night near Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. A Hawaii romance formed during a dramatic sea rescue as Miss Marsue McGinnis a schoolteacher from Ohio and Dr Leadert R Fernandez expected to wed next month.
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Green Bay
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Leatham D. Smith
Papaaloa
Hawaii
Brunette Marsue McGinnis
Ohio
Leadert R. Fernandez
Erma K. McGinnis
Oxford
Claremont
Calif
Laupahoehoe Point
Hawaii Island
Miss McGinnis
Laupahoehoenen
Marine McGinnis
Dr. Fernandez
Fernandez
Laupahoehoe
Kainlul Su
Hamakua Mill Co
North Hilo
Tires in Freight Cars Vanish Five Face Court
Cincinnati reporters said five Hamilton men awaited further federal court action on charges tied to the February and March disappearance of automobile wheels and tires from Baltimore and Ohio railroad freight cars. Ohio attorney dies, Youngstown: Mark M. Gunlefinger Sr. 66, attorney, died yesterday while walking to his office.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Ohio
Youngstown
Mark M. Gunlefinger
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