Pity the Decontrollers as They Ponder Price Ruling
Washington correspondent Frederick C. Othman notes federal price decontrol debates as OPA struggle with inflation. He cites Bakers, butchers and milkmen predicting a black market, while consumers face higher costs and rising auto prices. The piece questions whether price controls will ease or worsen hardship.
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Decontrollers
Frederick C. Othman
Washington
Union
Texas
Brookn
America
OPA
Coin Operated Gasoline Pumps Soon Headed for Night Drivers
New York AP Coin operated self service gasoline pumps will aid night drivers unable to find open stations. Johnson Fare Box of Chicago secured an exclusive license from Walter W. Schneckenburger president of Gasoteria Inc to produce a self service change making device adaptable to gasoline pumps. Similar coin operated pumps were used in Tonawanda New York by Gasoteria from 1938 until gas rationing.
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New York
Johnson Fare Box Company
Chicago
Walter W. Schneckenburger
Gasoteria, Inc
Tonawanda
N. Y
Gasoteria
Woman Held for Toss Of Electric Fan At Cop
Baltimore AP news report says 33 year old Mrs Charlotte Wining was charged with assaulting a policeman when she threw a running electric fan at Patrolman Charles Lambdin at her home. The officer received a cut finger and was treated at Mercy hospital.
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Baltimore (Ap
Charlotte Wining
Charles Lambdin
Nissen Trampoline Company Formed in Cedar Rapids Iowa
Notice announces formation under Chapter 491 of the Code of Iowa 1946 for Nissen Trampoline Company to develop manufacture and vend athletic and amusement equipment. Capital stock 5000 shares par 10 dollars. begun June 21 1946 with a 20 year term. board of 3 to 7 directors. initial officers include George P Nissen president and director. private stockholders’ property exempt from corporate debts. Attorneys Trewin Simmons Perrine and Albright Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Nissen Trampline Company
Usiness
Cedar Rapids
Own
Board of Directors
Corporation
George P. Nissen
Paul F. Nissen
Rsegret E. Nissen
Frank C. Nissen
Fred ©. Henson
Iowa
Nissen Trampoline Company
Trewin, Simmons, Perrine and Albright
Stalin Warns Reds Against Reaction Front War
Stalin warns Russians against an international reaction front seeking war on the first anniversary of Japan's defeat. He credits Soviet efforts for Japan's collapse and touts a new five year plan to strengthen the economy and national life while noting world events and the spread of democracy in liberated states.
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London
INS
Radio
Moscow
Stalin
Japan
Russia
George White Injured In Collision With Bus
SAN DIEGO Calif INS George White 52 famed Broadway producer was recovering Monday from injuries after a Greyhound bus rear ended his automobile in San Ysidro White treated for shock and bruises Bill Williams a passenger in White s car was critically injured White was returning from Sunday races at Tijuana Mexico He is scheduled to be sentenced next Friday for felonious hit run deaths of a newlywed couple near San Diego last July 20 He pleaded guilty to charges filed on behalf of Claude Lee and Mrs Anna Leona Lee Police said the Sunday accident was not White s fault
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San Diego
Calif
INS
George White
White
San Ysidro
Tijuana
Mexico
Bill Williams
Claude Lee
Anna Leona Lee
Highway 101
Quiet Title Action in Linn County Iowa Notice
In Linn County District Court James E Fee sues unknown claimants of Lots 61 62 East Highlands Cedar Rapids and Lots 1 2 Block 10 James C Youngs Third Addition to Cedar Rapids seeking to quiet title in Fee simple. Defendants alerted to appear by September 17 1946. failure means default judgment. Publication dates August 12 1946 August 19 1946 and August 26 1946 in Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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District Court of
State of Iowa
Linn County
James E. Fee
Iowa
East Highlands
Cedar Rapids
James C. Young
District Court
State of Town
East Highlands Adwiea
Owa
Towa
James FE
Fee
A. W. Bass
Higley
MacArthur Cancels Sept 2 Radio Talk in Tokyo
General MacArthur cancelled the September 2 radio broadcast he planned to address the United States from Tokyo. He said the program would mark the first year of Japanese occupation, but the press had already published a resume of the year and thus the talk was scrapped.
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Tokyo
INS
MacArthur
United States
Missouri
U S Airlines Now Link Entire World
Washington reports United States airlines can fly about 200000 miles of international routes from 21 U S cities to every region worldwide. Thirteen carriers hold franchises extending into sixty foreign countries and colonial areas. The State Department must secure landing rights for operation, with work done for Europe and the Middle East, Asia and Latin America remaining. The Civil Aeronautics Board finalized the 1944 route plan granting Pan American two routes to South Africa and prior permits across the North Atlantic and Pacific to Latin America.
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Washington
United States Airlines
United States
State Department
Middle East
Asia
Latin America
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pan American Airways
South Africa
North Atlantic
Pacific
Latin
Merchant Marine Is Not U.S. Job, Shipbuilders Told
Reconversion Director John R. Steelman told Shipbuilders Council of America that peacetime U S merchant marine is private enterprise. He defended Truman's postponement of plans for five super passenger liners, citing material competition with veterans housing and noting 250 troop ships in reserve.
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U.S
Washington
United States
John R. Steelman
H. Gerrin Smith
Shipbuilders Council of America
Smith
Steelman
Truman
Civilian Production Administration
England
Chile
Peron Seeks Spot in New World Orbit
In Buenos Aires Gen. Juan Peron shifts Argentina toward closer cooperation with American republics and the United States. He urges implementing San Francisco and Mexico City accords to align foreign policy with the Western Hemisphere while expelling enemy aliens and closing Axis-influenced institutions. Peron asserts neutrality in earlier wars was due to isolationism, now abandoning it.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
United States
Peron
George Messersmith
Europe
Congress
Bretton Woods
United States State Department
Mexico City
Emy
Hemisphere Security
Axis
NORITO Relief for Rheumatism Pain Offered
Thousands of sufferers from rheumatism sciatica lumbago neuralgia and neuritis find relief with NORITO a quick acting formula. The ad promises fast relief and a full refund if the first three doses do not satisfy with a money back guarantee and urges readers to see their druggist today.
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Norito
Orito
Provisional renewal signals U S air mission ties since 1939
The text notes a provisional renewal of the United States air mission in Argentina, ongoing since 1939, seen as backing the president’s view of U S military strength and Argentina’s need for a well equipped ally. It mentions U S railroads using 124,114,000 tons of bituminous coal in 1945.
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United States Air Mission
United States
Argentina
U.S
High School Course Taken At Home
National home study school markets at home high school courses with no classes required and a free sample lesson. Adults 16 or older who left school can request a no charge trial lesson and booklet CR 40 to learn how to graduate quickly without quitting current work.
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America
CR-40
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George H. Mead
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Capital Transit Company
Porter
Junior
Thonxto Max Mintz
Colorado ST
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