Court ruling eases tie in ban challenges to OPA
The U S Supreme Court divided 5 to 3 reversed a conviction of M Kraus and Brothers for tying in chicken feet and skins with turkeys during 1943 Thanksgiving. The ruling says the price control act bans only worthless secondary products and sends case back for New York trial court action. The decision also rejected other labor and tax appeals, including Florida closed shop review and S R A tax immunity claim.
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Washington
OPA
United States Supreme Court
New York
Frank Murphy
M. Kraus and Brothers, Inc
American Federation of Labor Organizations
Florida
The Poet of the People by Edgar A Guest and Gail Patrick Divorce
The verse by Edgar A Guest urges perseverance and finding purpose through effort. Hollywood actress Gail Patrick files for divorce from toy tycoon Arnold Dean White, citing excessive arguing and abusive language after a Florida wedding on July 11, 1944 and a separation on February 3.
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Hollywood
INS
Gail Patrick
Arnold Dean White
White
Florida
Wallace Moves to Communize Patent System Charged
DETROIT CP The National Patent Council charged Monday night that Secretary of Commerce Wallace planned changes in the patent system that would wreck small manufacturers and undermine the auto industry. John W. Anderson of Gary Ind council president told the Society of Automotive Engineers that the auto industry relies on small firms for parts and faces an American revolution by deception. He accused a commerce department committee of carrying subversive propaganda to commu nize the American patent system. Anderson said a government statement claiming need for major changes asserted the independent inventor is a poor match for modern industrial research. He called the claim bold fiction and challenged Wallace to disprove his figures that 65 to 75 percent of auto components come from independent small manufacturers.
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Detroit
National Patent Council
Commerce Wallace
John W. Anderson
Gary
Ind
Society of Automotive Engineers
Commerce Department
Anderson
Wallace
Fotitch Appeals to U S In Behalf of Mihailovich
Constantin A. Fotitch former Yugoslav ambassador to the United States appeals to Secretary Byrnes asking U S intervention with Marshal Tito in the trial of General Draja Mihailovich. He urges that American officers who served with Mihailovich be allowed to testify and that Mihailovich be permitted to choose Allied counsel. Mihailovich leads the Chetnik underground, captured by Tito’s forces after Yugoslavia’s occupation.
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Washington
Constantin A. Fotitch
United States
Byrnes
Marshal Tito
Draja Mihailovich
Fouitch
Mihailovich
Chetnik
Yugoslavia
Tito
Legents
Roosevelt Claims Europe Crumbling Underpinnings Threaten Peace
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt declared at a San Francisco press conference that Europe is in a fragile state and that all underpinnings are crumbling. She warned famine would block recovery and emphasized Europe needs American aid and expertise. She suggested no reason for war with Russia, noting Moscow’s regional aims.
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San Francisco
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
Russia
Iran
United States
Britain
Persian Gulf
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Rock Island Cuts Time on Golden State Limited Schedule
The Rock Island railroad announced a faster timetable for its Golden State limited between Chicago and Los Angeles, effective June 2, to improve service along the West Coast route. The change aims to shorten travel times and enhance passenger convenience on the Chicago to Los Angeles run.
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Rock Island
Chicago
Rock Island Railroad
Golden State Limited
Los Angeles
Rail timetable overhaul cuts east and westbound running times
The schedule changes trim eastbound service to 45 hours and westbound trips to 49 hours, reducing 1414 hours from current eastbound times and 13 hours 25 minutes from westbound. Rock Island and Southern Pacific plan two new 39 3 4 hour extra fare services between Chicago and Los Angeles, with tri weekly diesel electric trains due for delivery early 1947.
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Rock Island
West Coast
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Los Angeles
Halt Repatriation To Red Korea Zone
General Douglas MacArthur halted the repatriation of Koreans living in the Russian occupied zone. He said until the Soviets and Americans agree on free traffic between zones, repatriated Koreans may face relief problems and are limited to a thousand yen on leaving Japan.
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Tokyo
INS
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Japan
Cub Pack 13 and Fillmore PTA Meet Jointly
Cub Pack 13 and the Fillmore Parent Teachers Association held a joint meeting Thursday for fathers. Harold Meyn chaired the event featuring a school children's musical program and awards by cubmaster William Dale. Harley Bowser, neighborhood commissioner, presented a charter to the pack. Cubs recognized included Arno Gillis, Donald Siver, Charles Polansky, Robert Burt, John King, and George Meaney with advancement awards to John Yura, David Crew, Richard Gusgy, and Richard Polansky.
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Cub Pack 13
Fillmore Parent-Teachers’ Association
Harold Meyn
Presenta
William Dale
Harley Bowser
Arno Gillis
Donald Siver
Charles Polansky
Robert Burt
John King
George Meaney
John Yura
David Crew
Richard Gusgy
Richard Polansky
Keith Karr Wayne Riley and graduation into scouting
Keith Karr and Wayne Riley are connected to a graduation into scouting with Wayne Riley and Robert Little mentioned in the context of the event. The note highlights the transition, focusing on the individuals involved and the move toward scouting activities.
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Keith Karr
Wayne Riley
Robert Little
Quick Spinach Preparation With Oil And Nutmeg
A simple method to make frozen spinach tasty uses olive or peanut oil, the required boiling water, and covered steaming until tender. Finish with a good dash of nutmeg for flavor.
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Edgar A. Guest
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Pioneer Spirit
By Angelo
Fotitch
U.S
Eleanor
Fed
Mii
May’s Drug Store
Second Street SE
Red Korea
Leibsohn’s
First Avenue East
Fillmore P.T.A
Mays
Picardy
Folger's Coffee
Folgens Coe
Igi
Pinkham Compound
Nutrex
Spic & Span Cleaner
Squibb’s Mineral Oil
Lady Hamilton
Tee
Fin
Toni
Bamboo
Renuzit Dry Cleaner
Gould
Barbara Gould
Gallon Johnson
Shady Law
Bae
Harry G. Powell
Mr. Powell
Corgan
Troy Mill
Iowa
Troy Mills
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DIAL
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