Market leaders blame U S for grain price rise
Washington dispatch reports a heated dispute over high grain prices between the government and major commodity exchanges. Agriculture officials urged higher margin requirements while exchange leaders blamed export purchases for price hikes. Senate and White House discussions on Europe aid and postwar reconstruction framed the broader energy of policy debate.
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WASHINGTON
Europe
Agriculture Department
Bridgeport ando vicinity fair cool today
Bridgeport ando vicinity shows fair cool conditions with a Sunday outlook of continued pleasant weather. Temperatures include yesterday's high around 39 and low near 5, with no measurable precipitation. barometer reading and tide details noted.
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New Canaan Author and Wife Indicted On Narcotics Charge
New Canaan author and his wife aged 60 and a private detective were indicted in federal court for narcotics offenses. The couple, linked to the late William Durant family, faces accusations of illegally buying drugs, while the detective is charged with transportation and sale. The husband pleaded innocent and posted bail. the wife is hospitalized and awaiting arraignment when feasible.
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New Canaan
NEW HAVEN
Fitzhugh Green
Green
U. S
Adrian W. Maher
William C. Durant
Clemens Deisier
New York City
Carroll Hincke
Institute of Living
Hartford
ware
Intelligence service
Deletr
Thomas MHincks
Tel hoto
Decerto
Arthur B. O'Keefe
Federal
Couple Injured In Jeep Crash On Jones Avenue
A jeep driven by 17 year old Stephen R Dudla collided with a car at James and Jones streets yesterday afternoon injuring the driver Mrs Alicia Kelley 57 and her husband Stephen 59. Both were taken to St Vincent s hospital in fair condition with multiple injuries. The Hope death is reported from Fairfield and Bridgeport. services to be held at St Ann s church with burial in St Michael s cemetery.
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St. Michael's cemetery
Mullina and Redgate
Park avenue
St. Vincent's hospital
James and Jones inventes
Alicia Kelley
Otis street
Stratford
Stephen
Tri-County
Willys
Fairfield avenue
Stephen R. Dudla
Bishop avenue
Large Fairfield gambling raids result in 38 arrests
Cash bonds totaling about 30000 were posted for the release of 38 men and women taken into custody after state police, acting under State's Attorney Lorin W. Willis, conducted synchronized raids on organized gamblers in Bridgeport, Fairfield, Stratford, Westport, Norwalk, and Stamford. Most bonds were 2590, with some posted in cash, real estate, or high equity properties. arraignments are expected in Superior court during the current term.
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Lorin W. Willis
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Stratford
Westport
Norwalk
Stamford
Alfred Milton
Burritt avenue
honda
Willia
Fairfield county
Taft Proposes Billion Dollar Welfare Program Outline
Senator Taft outlined a billion-dollar-a-year welfare program for Congress, advocating state and local administration with federal aid only to those in genuine need. He said the goal is to raise living standards and reduce hardship, while avoiding federal bureaucratic control. He listed components including old age insurance and other welfare measures.
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Taft
Ohio
Republican party
Oregon
Tacoma
Wash
Senator Vandenberg
R-Mich
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Republican Club of
Exports of Steel for Saudi Pipeline Upheld by Commerce
The Commerce Department licensed Trans-Arabian Pipe Line to ship 20,000 tons of steel to Saudi Arabia from October to December for a new pipeline. Senator Wherry protested that such exports drain domestic steel supplies, warning of quota concerns and urging reevaluation. The pipeline aims to نقل 65 percent of world oil demand, with a line from Abqaiq to the Mediterranean near Sidon capable of handling 100,000 barrels daily and expandable to 400,000.
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WASHINGTON
Commerce department
Trans-Arabian Pipe Line
Saudi Arabia
department
United States
Wherry
R-Neb
Senate
Small Business committee
Harriman
middle east
Abquaiq
Mediterrean sea
Sidon
Lebanon
U. S
the
Arabian American Oil company
New Milford Rejects High School Plan at Special Town Meeting
New Milford voters at a Special Town meeting tonight defeated a school committee proposal to build a new junior-senior high school estimated at 1,250,000. More than 700 people attended in Town Hall as the plan was rejected 341 to 250. Two contingent articles were not voted on after the defeat. Gerald Marsh chaired the session and Paul Barton introduced the proposals.
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NEW MILFORD
Booth
Malleit Lane
Murphy
Park Lane
Gerald Marsh
Paul Barton
School Addition Urged in Easton
Easton residents press for state funds to add Staples School to relieve crowding. First Selectman Erwin Edwards approved placing the proposal on the October 6 town meeting agenda after a special session with about 40 parents and residents. The plan must be filed with the state before November 1, prompting immediate town action.
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Staples
Freedom Train message opens Rededication Week at Spassick High
Mrs. Galen Russell opened Rededication Week at Spassick High School for the Freedom Train arrival on Oct 2. Mrs. Raymond Baldwin led a rededication pledge as speakers urged active citizenship and daily living of democratic ideals, warning freedom must be protected through effort.
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Galen Russell
Southport
Spassick High school
Russell
Raymond E. Baldwin
U.S
Baldwin
Ruenell
Veterans Day Parade Heads to Sea Side Park Route
Veterans Day observance begins with a city wide program as the Freedom Train nears. A parade starts at 10 from Bull's Head, moves along Malin Street to the Soldiers and Sailors monument in Sea Side Park, where U S Senator Raymond E Baldwin will deliver the principal address.
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Bull’s Head
Malin street
Soldiers and Sailors monument
Sea side park
U. S
Raymond E. Baldwin
Martin Rottman Dies at Home in Bridgeport
Martin Rottman 48 owner of the Fairfield County News wholesale distributors of newspapers and magazines died last night at his home 46 Penfield Place after an illness. A Bridgeport resident for 23 years he came from Wisconsin and founded the News company soon after arriving. He served as vice president of Congregation B Nai Israel and Park Avenue Temple and belonged to Temple Lodge 127 A F and A M. Survived by wife Muriel Sirlin Rottman three sons Milton Charles and Joel and a sister in Wisconsin services will be held at the Park Avenue Temple at a time to be announced.
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Fairfield County News
Penfield place
bnr Hiness
Rottman
Bridgeport
News company
Wisconsin
Congregation B'Nai Israel
Park avenue Temple
Temple Lodge 127
A. F
A. M
United Jewish Appeal
Jewish Community center
Woman Indicted in Stabbing Death of Man
Velma Harper, 32, of 457 Water Street, was indicted for second degree murder by a grand jury before Judge Thomas J. Molley in Superior Court for the Aug 19 stabbing death of Charles Woolfolk, 37. She collapsed leaving the grand jury room but recovered and was returned to county jail to await trial. Harper claimed self defense after Woolfolk attacked her with a butcher knife in their Water Street room.
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Velma Harper
Water Street
Charles Woolfolk
Thomas J. Molley
Harper
Woolfolk
Slavs Promise Release Of Captured Americans
Three U S soldiers seized by Yugoslav troops near Trieste were promised release by Yugoslav officials but had not returned by midnight. AMG cited heavy rain delaying their arrival. The men identified were Lt William Van Atten Earl Hendrick Jr and Glen Myer. The U S State Department had pressed Belgrade to halt threats against Allied troops in Trieste.
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AMG
foreign office
United States
Cavendish Cannon
Belgrade
Tanjug
William Van Atten
East Orange
N. J
Earl G. Hendrick, Jr
Arlington
Glen A. Myer
Edgeley
N. Dak
U. S. State Department
U. S
Yugoslavia
Russians Propose Withdrawal of Occupation Troops in Korea
In Seoul on September 26, Col Gen Terenty Shukov proposed that the Soviet and American forces withdraw from Korea at the year's start and leave Koreans to form their own government. He said it would let Koreans govern with allied aid. U.S. officials offered no immediate formal comment, though some saw the move as propaganda to influence the United Nations.
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Korea
U. S
United Nations
Washington
U.N
Marshall
cage
U.N. Assembly
joint commission
Terenty F. Shukov
Soviet commission
Albert E. Brown
Troops to Leave If UN Fails Palestine Crisis
Britain signaled plans to withdraw from Palestine if the UN Assembly cannot craft a solution acceptable to Jews and Arabs. At the UN, Andrei Vishinsky blasted the United States and allies as war-mongers while Russia pressed multi-front attacks on U S policy, Greece, South Africa, and budget questions.
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Holy Land
United Nations Assembly
Russia
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
United States
Marshall
Vishinsky
Palestine
Greece
South Africa
Jewish Agency for Palestine
security council
Truman
William C. Bullitt
U. S
Moscow
Frank Gannett
Assembly
Oswaldo Aranha
Walter Winchell
Baron Maenhhausen
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Ukraine
Czechoslovakia
Albania
Bulgaria
Philippines
U.S
Boris Stein
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