Steel Rise Presages Higher Prices Amid Plea by Truman
The steel price front widens with industry reports of costs rising for steel and products from major producers. Automakers and machinery makers face higher input costs as scrap and labor expenses push up prices, even as officials cite concerns over consumer impact and promise to aid affected workers and dependents.
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Prema
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Netcenoins
Ooh
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Rode
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Steet Peeeeman
Eam
Benjamin F. Fairless
Jolen
Nira
Lewis
Ben Coat. Corp
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Ithe ‘Gymnasium
Central
Junior
Isgischool
Inye
Eight Nabbed In Poolroom Raid On Page Twelve
Police raid nets eight arrests at poolrooms in mid town. Detectives Sealle Boulsier William Sitvarmas and Sgt Steve Brows led the operation. Charges include gambling and operating a nuisance.
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Colonial Recreation, Inc
Sealle Bouliser
William A ‘Sitvarmas
Steve Brows
Ogni Breen
Timae
Higher Food Prices Predicted for 1943
Cleveland July 23 1942 food prices are forecast to rise further next year says Walter C Berger president of the American Feed Manufacturers Assoc in a talk at the International Quick Area He cites current feed and grain shortages as causing high prices for grain feed and ultimately for human food He expresses optimism only that there will be enough grain to meet domestic needs despite export commitments.
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Cleveland
Jevvers
Walter C. Berger
Associin
Cuick
Berger
Review of Pri Halts Ordna Policy Debated by Veterans Groups
At a meeting of veterans organizations representatives urged changes to a proposed priority housing system for veterans including Spanish American War and Disabled American Veterans. discussion covered eligibility, inclusion, and national applicability with no consensus reached.
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Ordna
Ordnance Park
Department of Veterans
Aly
FEHA
Guerrilla Force Routed in Greek Surprise Blow
ATHENS July 39 A War Ministry spokesman said 1 200 guerrillas were routed in a surprise attack on Grevena after marching from Mount Grammos. Military sources noted the group was part of a larger force of 2 009 46:2 500 that struck Heelan and advanced toward Epirus, with Albanian origins and scattered units now trying to rejoin other guerrilla elements under army pressure at Grammos.
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Mount Garmmmooe
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Heelan
Lanenina
Epirus
Greens
Albania
Blount Grammos
End Phase Of Dutch Drive In Java Declared Near Complete
Batavia Java uly Pps reports the Dineh declare the first phase of military action in Java virtually complete and Dutch leaders say talks toward a political settlement and a united Indonesia will start. Mobers van Moox says a provisional government will form as soon as possible with Indonesians, while republican circles in Jogakarta caution the fight continues. Dutch sources claim tank and air support isolate the Indonesian republic, with 32 Dutch casualties cited and guerrilla resistance expected to persist.
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Uly Pps
Dineh Today
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Ane ‘Orandesman
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Jagrakarta
Maze van Mook
Indoresianepublica
Wetherlands
Terms in Pen Fixed for May and Garssons
Washington July 25 INS Farmer Rev Andrew May and the Garsson brothers Henry and Murray Garsson were sentenced to forty to eight months to two years in prison for wire fraud and conspiracy to defraud the United States. Federal Judge Henry A Lehmann denounced their conduct while May pleaded that he faced justice with a clean conscience. The Garssons were accused of securing war contracts through bribes and abuse of official position. all three were allowed bail pending appeals, with Magee urging mercy.
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Murray
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May
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Whaerin
Congress
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Gerson
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Supreme Court
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Warren E. Masgee
Jnidge
Te Fenniless
May Magee
Prober Cites Pressure Brewster Says Sex Angle Broached
Washington reports chairman Brewster says pressure to stop the war probe into Howard Hughes wartime airplane contracts has included hiring Republican lawyers and a Hollywood sex angle aimed at diverting attention. He cites publicity man Carl Bucio and Hollywood interests as involved.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
Kents
Kater
Ladey Oy
Rme
Serpte
Commibion
Atate
Brewser
Carl Buci
New Mark
Hughes
Stellywood
Food prices rise to record 11 percent in a year
Labor statistics report retail food prices up 11 percent from June 15 to July, with meats poultry and fish rising six percent, beef and veal ten percent, lamb eight percent, pork five percent. Oils fell six percent, shortening down six percent, salad dressing and coffee down four percent, eggs up two percent.
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Washington
Bureau of Iabor
Ugh
Lincoln papers opening marks historic collection display
The Library of Congress held a ceremony to unveil the Abraham Lincoln documents with Dr Evans presenting the papers at 2 p.m. EST. Mayor Salisbury of Dunbar and others attended, amid a gathering of scholars and the public in the Library’s document room.
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Washington
Robert Todd Lincoln
St.ilerecy
White House
Congressional
Luther H. Evans
Dunbar
L. Salisbury
Buxhar
Lincoln
Robert Todd Lincal
Tlet Aber
Library of Congress
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Library ‘of Congress
Spriggs
Abe Lincolm
Congress
Robert Lincoin
Trom Milneis
Beckwith
Abraham Lincoln
Tie
Rou Gh Fadler
Jesse Tern
US warns 3 Red Satellites to cooperate with UN order
The United States warned Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Albania that non cooperation with a UN border commission could invite enforcement action. Soviet Andrei Gromyko argued the proposed body could only issue recommendations, not force compliance, saying many decisions may be non obligatory under the charter. The dispute centered on whether the council can back a probe into Balkan border disputes and the sovereignty issues raised by Moscow.
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United States
Russia
Balkan
Ater Rosala Kluntiz
Council
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Albania
United Nations Porder Commission
Balkans
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Sit
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United Nims
U.t5
Herschel V. Johnson
Johnson
Unite Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Euarlier
Yoseslavia
Valelidas” Commission
Ostar Lange
Poland
Truman Signs 175 War Laws Gone From Existence
President Truman signed a joint resolution ending wartime statutes and erasing numerous emergency powers. The move bars new Army and Navy recruit programs and related benefits while preserving rights for those already eligible. Many laws relating to prosecutions farm price controls and mobilization are repealed or suspended with sunset dates.
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Army
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Poulley Cp
Solons Vote On Army Aid And Foreign Policy Bill
Congress approved a War Department appropriation of about 4.546 billion for the year starting July 1 and advanced a 2.391 billion foreign policy bill. Senate action followed House passage, with a total deficiency package around 1.6897 billion, including aids to Greece Turkey and displaced persons. Connally warned of Albanian Yugoslav Bulgarian subversion and Communist threats in Greece, as aid aimed to bolster resistance.
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Trieste
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Japan
Korea
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U. S
International “Refugee Organization
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L.e
Truman Plan Advances War Time Reform In Congress
Washington, Jan 26. Senate adjourns after a long night with President Truman’s favored war time reform measure still advancing. House approved a universal military training plan earlier, while Sen. Revercomb pressed an investigation of Attorney General Clark’s Kansas City vote handling, as filibuster tactics swirled around the session’s closing moments.
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Eton
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Joey Sould
Washington
Kem Mo
Io Kamas
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Intust
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Kent
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Repblicans Co
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Fen Truman Thome
Ex Reds Say Union Is Contaminated
Former Communist witnesses told a congressional committee that the CIO United Electrical Workers and related groups are influenced by communists. Names such as James Conroy and Salvidore Votta linked top officers to the Communist party, describing long dominance from 1896 to 1939 and alleging attendance at communist meetings. Hearing focused on communist infiltration of the labor movement with future sessions planned on Hollywood connections.
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Red Party
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Loca
New York
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Tobaccca
Eleetric
Schenectady
Comnunish Party
Whatlee
Wong
Atti
Toca
CIO Industries Union Council
Schenacstady
Clo-Uew
Julius Emspak
Secre Larye
James Matles
Conroy
Willian Sentnar
Cotre Marin
Tom Fitzpatrick
Hollywood
Chsirann J. Pare
Albania Lets Court Decide Mine Issue
Albania accepted Britain to have the dispute over mine laying in the Corfu Channel settled by the International Court. Ivan Kerne, assistant secretary for legal affairs, says the move shows both sides complied with the Security Council recommendation and signals a positive sign.
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Albania
Lake Succes
Alianis
International Cour of Justice
Corfu
Channol
Britain
Security Council
Alebania
Ivan Kerna
Doroval
Zaid
Kerene
House Seeks End of Credit Controls by October
The U S House voted to resume the wartime easy payment plan under end of October, possibly sooner if President Truman orders it. Lawmakers moved to lift federal curbs on installment buying with a three month peacetime extension and to end executive controls unless Congress acts.
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House
Truman
Geober
Senate
Congress
Thomas
Federal Reserve Board
Wolcott
R-Mich
House Banking Committee
House-Senate
Kem Challenges Truman in Poll Echoes Across Nation
Partial wire report shows Senator Kem slamming Truman on polling results and federal inquiry handling amid Democratic primary tensions. Republicans critique executive actions as Kansan speech notes and national party clash continues into July.
Marshall Holds Up Pact To Spur Reich Industry
Washington reports dispute over Marshall Plan conditions as General Clay opposes a German economic pact. The hold up risks delaying postwar German reconstruction and European recovery efforts.Officials remain cautious about public discussion while background efforts focus on how to speed industry revival in Germany and stabilize Western Europe.
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Fragmentary Phrase about Dutch and Netherlands Origins
A garbled OCR fragment mentions the Netherlands and Dutch identity but lacks coherent context or clear facts to summarize a specific event or person. The text appears as nonsensical transcription with multiple typos making extraction of entities uncertain.
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