Grocers Shift To New Price Control Plan
Washington AP report outlines new OFS price control regs for grocers to move some 320 billion annual food costs under fixed markups by April 30. The plan introduces a common price system with district level ceilings and ongoing price fluctuations as costs and farm prices change.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Michael V. Disalie
Tisalle
Prine
OFS
District Ofs
OPS
OPA
Newsprint From Sugar Cane Waste Planned In New Plant
A $15 million plant to produce newsprint from bagasse sugar cane waste was announced in New York. Celmiose Corporation, with Chewi stan offices in Fi a., forms to carry out the project. President Joaquin J. dela Reva, a Cuban engineer, touts a new process that makes paper from bagasse as cheaper and abundant as wood pulp.
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Fiogica
United
Gazasse Celmiose Corporation
Wit
Chewistan
Fia
Joaquin J. Dela Reva
Government Reclaims King Cole’s Mansion
The government returned Nat King Cole’s Los Angeles mansion after seizing it for back taxes amounting to 146000. The Internal Revenue Service said Cole had paid the required sum in cash, ending the sale dispute.
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Los “Angeles
Coléeo
Internal Revenue Bureau
Cole
Amonil
Churches and Governments Rally in Crime Crusade
A national church coalition urged action against moral laxity as Kefauver probes and officials push a broad crime crackdown. Dewey orders a Saratoga gambling grand jury and a state crime commission while Senate panel seeks extension. Police trace fixers in college basketball scandal as cases spread nationwide.
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Kefauver Committee
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Churches of Christ
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Petty
General Board
Dewey
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Washington
Senate
Wiley
R-Wis
Tokey
New York City
District Attorney's
Seaboard
Bricker Hill Oppose Troops-to-Europe Bill
Senate debate pits Bricker and Hill against measures seeking advisory opinions on sending more U.S. ground troops to Europe. They clash over presidential authority and the role of Congress in decisions tied to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and the North Atlantic Treaty defense.
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Atl
Truman
Congress
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Corton
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Teagie
Touman
Johnston May Take Dispute To Congress
Washington reports indicate Johnston plans to push his peace proposal to Congress within days as he weighs forming a wage stabilization board with labor, industry, and the public to handle non monetary disputes. Discussion among officials centers on Defense Production Act amendments and whether formal conferences with industry and labor are required. President Murray signals union support, while the National Association of Manufacturers hesitates to back sending disputes for board settlement.
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Johnston
Congress
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Shistice Department
Defense Act
CIO
Philip Murray
Oy 14
United Labor Policy Committee
Johnaton
National Association of Manufacturers
Logan Imboden Tries Draft Evasion Case in Ohio
Loy Vernal Imboden, 25, of Logan Route 4, becomes the first man in the Southern District of Ohio to face draft evasion charges since World War I. In Columbus federal court the jury pool of five women and seven men was sworn. He pleads innocent to the Selective Service Act charge, denying failure to report for induction at Fort Hayes last Sept. 8.
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Loy Vernal Imboden
Logan
Route 4
Southern District of Ohio
Fort Hayes Barracks
Federalidge Mell G. Wilderwond
GOP Women's Clubs Will Meet in Dayton
The Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Organizations will hold a one day session in Dayton on May 4 with speakers including Senators Robert A Tutt and John W. Bricker and the Rev. William H. Alexander of Oklahoma City, announced by the state headquarters.
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Columbus
Ohio Federation of Republican Women’s Organizations, Inc
Dayton
Ohio
Robert A Tutt
John W. Bricker
William H. Alexander
Oklahoma City
Auriol Makes First Speech in Washington Campaign
President Auriol outlines France's resolve to defend Western democracy during a National Press Club luncheon in Washington. He vows France will not remain neutral and will actively counter Western bloc threats. Additional speeches are planned during his one week visit to the United States.
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Vincent Auriol
New York
Hudson River
United States
U.S
Henri Bonnet
Washington
Aurion
Ingite
France
National Press Club
Praneh
Abs
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Fiat
Micke
Autiol
America
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Tiida
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Roar
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Sthnix
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Cnn
Jon We Suils
demMitariza
Britain
Akron Fire Destroys The House of Fiaing Food
A fire today destroyed The Houge of Fiaiiing Food located in Akron. Investigators began scene assessment while firefighters contained the blaze and secured the area for damage evaluation.
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Akron
National Sales Tax Plan Aims to Balance Federal Budget
Washington AP report notes the Committee for Economic Development proposes a five percent national retail sales tax and a six billion dollar government spending cut along with a ten billion dollar tax increase. The plan includes tighter credit expansion controls and a private savings program to generate a two to three billion dollar cash surplus in fiscal 1952 and bolster inflation defense without relying solely on higher taxes.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development
Two Men and Woman Convicted in Atomic Secrets Case
A bulletin from New York reports two men and a woman were convicted today of passing wartime atomic secrets to Russia in the first atom spy case. The verdict followed trial proceedings and involved key figures linked to the espionage network.
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New York
Womin
Russa
United States
Wae Mothe
TS Pnetee
Ges Sheraton
State Fills Coaching Staff With OU Man
Ohio State completed its football staff with the appointment of Begsa High Sehond Coach Wiliam Hessax vabsityspaeh. Hessax will coach at Grandview Big and bring Navy service and three years in the Navy. The move follows Wes Fes ter’s tenure as head coach.
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Mithin
Kiatt
Begsa High Sehond
Wiliam Hessax
Spaeh
Tess
Foulind
Portsmouth
Grandview
Cami
Penteate
Ohio
Hess Phayert
Eteatt
Sereice
Navy
Wiewty Haves
Thane
Wes Fester
Menewta
Hayes
Doyt Percy
Ferret Upper
Arlington Doch
9Ehatk
Bul Arnaparger
Miami University
Kester
Ainistration
Eire Godfrey
Sartkiinen
End Coath
Youth Found Guilty Of Terminal Slaving
Cleveland report states a retrial concluded with a verdict against Stevenians in a murder case. The defendant admitted to killing Mrs Paus Lave Whitley in a Desement ere room of the terminal tase near November.
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Nowalness
Stevenians
Melly
Adistin
Tax
Paus Lave Whitley
Red Resistance Stiffens, Spring Offense Indicated
The report notes a firmer Red Resistance stance as spring offense hints emerge. Officials signal a shift in strategy with stronger defense and planned forward momentum to pressure rivals. Key players and institutional partners are unnamed in the preview.
Chinese forces mass for spring attack near Korea border
Fragmented war report describes Chinese troops guarding passes south of the Red border and massing for a spring offensive as Allied forces hold positions in the west and center. American, Filipino, and South Korean units report mixed gains and stiff Red resistance along the frontline.
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Munsan
Uijongbu
Central Korea
Crunchon
Retlands
MacArthur
North Korea
Yangyang
Uionghu
Seoul-Pyongyang
Waimile
Senate Supports Action Of Junking Conveyor Bill
In Columbus the Ohio Senate debated a conveyor bill amid committee moves to junk the measure. The session featured lengthy debate on whether to push identical House language, with references to figures like Atkinson and Schuttz and proposals affecting district funding and taxes.
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Columbus
States Senate
Sheppard
Rosvoe
Spranndin
Shepard
Jong
Drayen
Rules Committee
Fatie
Russia Makes Better Offer Amid Cold War Talks
Paris dispatch reports tense Western delegation discussions as new proposals surface. Key figures include LeMay and Curtis LeMay, with Britain and France engaged. The focus centers on military strategy and potential arms considerations amid Allied warnings and a planned Armed Forces Day address.
Court Fight Delays Burr Oak Dam Operation Hearing
A land condemnation dispute over 122 acres in Morgan County delays operation of the $4.7 million Burr Oak Dam near Glouster. The dam could have operated last winter if flood easements were granted. hearings target April 16 against owners Edward B. Sharp Rebecca S. Kelley and William T. Sharp.
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Titus
A. W. Marion
Ralival
Edward B. Sharp
Rebecca S. Kelley
Nelsonville
William T. Sharp
Battte
Mich
Sharp
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Columbus
Sharpe
Union Township
Morgan County
Trimble Township
Athens County
Burt
Tiadlawaten Duar
Peace Treaty Efforts Involving Japan Face Turbulent Talks
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a proposed peace treaty with Japan amid shifting drafts and uncertain support. Mentions terms for a three-power accord and negotiations stalling amid external pressures and leadership changes.
Divorcing Police Chief: Woman Alleges Affair and Suit
Nettie Dalrymple files for divorce alleging misconduct by Police Chief in Highland, naming the mayor Glen Ley and others. The petition accuses an involved relationship and seeks separation while detailing domestic strife and court actions.
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Nettie Dalrymple
Glen Ley
Thighoagul
Gonchar
Geauga County Maple Festival Heads Toward Record Crowds
Chardon prepares for the county maple festival drawing about 145000 visitors over the weekend. The event opens Friday with many restaurants, pancake and waffle offerings, and maple syrup tastings. Nearly 200 couples registered for a golden wedding party.
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Geauga County
Police Arrest Young Robbers Near Bagels Bank
Police arrested two teen suspects after a bank fraud case connected to a Buick sedan found abandoned behind Bagel’s. Officers tracked the pair to a location on a nearby highway patrol pursuit, with investigators saying they fled the scene, then were detained yesterday.
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Struberville
Gall
Ant
Fianna
Buick
Bagels Bory
Victor Domine Grand Champion Bull at NeSville Show
In NeSVille the eighth annual livestock show crowned B.H.F. Victor Domine Grand Champion Bull, owned by O. V. Bebbery of Danville, with Reserve honors going to Nelson Brothers of Opooksville for their rackeye puiled flavetest entry. Larry Hintton, owner Emerson Maring at Weshire, earned reserve female champion with Lariotun Munhief gles.
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O. V. Bebbery
Danville
Nelson Brothers
Opooks
Marting
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