OPA admits some firms cannot profit under price controls
Washington AP report quotes Price Administrator Paul Porter acknowledging that price ceilings make profit impossible for some manufacturers. He cites Gallup polling showing 51 percent believe this and argues control aims to prevent inflation while allowing adjustments for firms near or in the red. Porter praises public support for safeguards against inflation.
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Washington (Ap
Paul Porter
OPA
Gallup
Porter
MacArthur to Consider Allied Requests on Japan Council
Gen. MacArthur will accede to a trio of Allied requests to widen the Allied Control Council for Japan. He plans to submit three matters for council comment at the next meeting, following past remarks by American member George Atcheson Jr. that proposed directives to the Japanese government should not be fully consulted with the group.
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Tokyo
INS
MacArthur
Allied Control Council For
Japan
George Atcheson, Jr
Council
High Court to Review Haupt Treason Conviction
The supreme court on Monday agreed to review the treason conviction of Hans M Haupt of Chicago for sheltering his son Herbert Haupt. Herbert was one of the German saboteurs electrocuted during the war as a spy.
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Washington
INS
Supreme Court
Hans M. Haupt
Chicago
Herbert
FBI Consulted by Doolittle Board on Mass Complaints
The Doolittle board disclosed that the FBI checked if mass complaints about GI officer relations were stirred by subversive elements. Lt Gen James H Doolittle said the board sought to adjust the rank system to aid enlisted men after testimony from Eisenhower, the "See Here" agent, and about 1000 letters. Results of the FBI probe were not released.
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Washington
INS
Doolittle
Army
Federal Bureau of Investigation
G.I
James H. Doolittle
Patterson
Allamner
Eisenhower
Pvtarion
Butterfly Case of Sedat Iowa Notice
Notice for a corporation with a street address to translate and hear the meal and refreshment operation. The document names a retail cafe and coin carry business and refers to an administrator or official action in Sedat, Iowa, dated for hearing and compliance.
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Sedat
Iowa
We Corporation
Atom Study Aids Medical Research
Maj. Gen. Leslie Groves announced wartime atomic study results will aid medical research. A committee of scientific leaders will plan distribution of radioactive materials, with materials provided to scientists at bare operating costs and reports shared openly among researchers.
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Minneapolis
Leslie R. Groves
Army Atomic Bomb Project
Groves
Walker State Bank Incorporation Notice in Iowa
Article details a proposed incorporation of a bank association under Iowa law. The home and place of business are listed as Walker City, Linn County, Iowa. The plan outlines stock division into hundred shares and the corporation’s rights and privileges.
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Psoa
Gil
Ieee
Walker State Bank
Walker
County of Linn
Iowa
Usiness
Nile Corporation
Gs! Assum
Yds
Vote mark at Oregon Trail in Wyoming’s South Divide
A brief item notes a mark on the Oregon Trail in the South Continental Divide region of Wyoming. It records a geographic cue used in travel and surveying without specifying dates or people involved.
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Wyoming
Oregon
Uncertain OCR: Cedar Rapids Attorney Note
Fragmentary OCR shows a Cedar Rapids Iowa reference and an attorney note. The readable bits include names resembling offices and state mentions but lack clear event or person details to form a full summary.
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High Court
Hans Haupt
By Jimmy Harlo
LD Ricks Besta
FBI
Bureau
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Ge W Lindahl
Towa
Frank W. Takes
Walker. Cashier
W. Féoden
Wale
Tow
Thomas H. Ate
W. Takes
W. Templeman
Lindahl
Smulekoff
Lapel
Jewelry
Third Ave
First St. SE
Smulekoff’s
The
Merchants National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sturvy Boses
SSS. Co
Perfecta
Jewel Perfecta
Mar Te Pa Peeune
Tate
Cedar Rapids
Attorney
Allernors
Simmons, Perrine A Nbrisht
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