Cost Trimmed On Meat Eyes For 2d Week
Wholesale space shows declines in meat butter and major items as prices slide for a second week. Livestock markets hold after brief declines while grains rise on major exchanges. In New York butter and eggs fall. Chicago wholesale prices also ease with wheat closing higher in Chicago.
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Commodity Credit Corp
Washington
Truman
New York
Paris
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Chicago
New ‘York
Employment holds on high plateau says labor chief
Washington September 22 1945 government labor statistics chief Ewan Clague says employment remains on a high plateau with no signs of a postwar low mood. He notes seasonal factors will again lift and dip jobs and cautions against predicting the next move amid volatile economic tones. Construction apparel and textiles show upward trends as other sectors see fluctuations.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Yanks Held By Yugoslavs on Trieste Frontier
United States officer and two enlisted men captured on the Trieste Free Territory frontier by Yugoslav forces at noon yesterday. They were forced across the border at gunpoint during a five man patrol between Outpost No 8. The Army report lists Eleven names and hometowns connected to the patrol and past incidents. The incident adds to a recent Yugoslav push to enter the free territory.
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Conn
George Ie. Perry
Fort ‘Thomas
Vinson Urges Bar To Aid Free Rule
Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson urged the American Bar Association to lead in renewing faith in free government and the supremacy of the law. He warned that totalitarian doctrines threaten the legal system and cited failures of some to grasp law’s primacy, calling for steadfast commitment nationwide.
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Cleveland
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American Bar Assoc
America
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Vingon
Jbar
Warsaw Resurrection Through Love And Toil Of War
Warsaw, the Lazarus of European cities, rises from the rubble after Nazi and Soviet battles. The Vistula city, once a siren of destruction, now breathes with life as civilians return for bedding and firewood. A lingering river of reminders marks a shattered past while hope and rebuilding efforts begin.
Robot Pilot Flies First Skymaster Across Atlantic
London Sept 22 Col James M Gillespie and an 11 man crew completed a historic 2480 mile flight across the Atlantic aboard the Skymaster. The U S Army robot program controlled the craft from takeoff at Stephenville Newfoundland to landing at Brite Norton Royal Air Force base. The automated brain directed the flight with the landing gear deployed and a flawless touchdown.
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London
James M. Gillespie
Miers
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Newfoundland
Brite Norton
Royal ‘Air Force
Oxfordshire
Gillespie
University Set For Gen Ike Eisenhower Visit at WVU
Morgantown September 22 Preparations were completed to receive up to 30 000 persons to hear General of the Army Dwight D Eisenhower speak tomorrow at West Virginia University's Mountaineer field. If rain the ceremonies move indoors to the university gymnasium seating 4600. Eisenhower plans to inspect ROTC units then hold a press conference for about 49 reporters. A luncheon in the woman's hall will honor the visitor.
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Harry W. Ball
Morgantown
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Washington
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Farge
Sixteen Nations Seek $19 Billion Aid For Europe Crisis
Western European states asked the United States for 19.3 billion dollars to tide them over four years. The proposal, signed after Secretary Marshall’s Harvard speech, urges immediate aid to avert a crisis with no historical precedent. British Foreign Secretary Bevin announced the report and stressed its urgency for peace and prosperity, noting western Germany’s inclusion.
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Paris
Europe
America
Russia
State Marshall
Harvard University
Germany
Soviet Text Says U S Panic After U N Speech
Soviet readers were told Andrei Vishinsky’s UK General Assembly speech caused complete panic in American reactionaries who want war with Russia. New York dispatches quoted two Soviet correspondents saying the speech berated war mongers and portrayed U S reaction as panic and bubbling wrath.
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Andrei Vishinaxy
U. N. General Assembly
Russia
New York
New Tropical Storm Threatens Florida Coast
A second tropical storm sped off Florida’s west coast five days after a first storm. No casualties reported yet as a 60 mile per hour system approached Fort Myers, likely to strike between Fort Myers and Tampa before midnight. The prior storm caused at least 44 deaths and $75 million in damage along the Gulf and Florida’s Everglades area as floods and winds devastated farms and dikes.
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Atlantic
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Jess
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Everglades
New Orleans
Autumn Cool Spell Dips Kanawha Valley Records
Kanawha Valley residents felt fall’s bite as temperatures lingered in the 60s. A 4 pm high of 63 was recorded with morning lows near 60 and a late drizzle of 0.85 inches in Charleston. Strong NW winds up to 34 mph scattered debris as a broad weather disturbance moves from Pennsylvania through Ohio Michigan and West Virginia. Observers tie the storm to the tropic hurricane catastrophe along the Gulf coast.
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Rules Change Safest Soap Box Derby for 1948
Detroit Sept 22 rules change for soap box racers nationwide ban windshields and transparent materials. Myron S Scott says new design keeps riders more erect and safer for 15 to 20 thousand juniors aged 11 to 15 expected to enter next year. Promotion manager Frank Knight notes advisory committee approved the measure at its annual rules meeting amid rising accidents.
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Lions Club Honors Derby Champion Tonight
Kenny Holmboe, Soap Box Derby champion, will be honored by the South Cherieston Lions Club at 6 45 p m at the Blue Bird in South Charter. His father L M Holmboe will join him on stage as Gazette color motion pictures of the Incal and international derbies are shown. Race Director B M Wipeginbotham and General Chairman Frank Knight will be guests.
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Frank Knight
Truman Plans To Cite World Food Problem
President Truman will issue a statement on world food problems in a few days after a cabinet food committee presented recommendations to address Europe aid and high U.S. prices. Officials cited no decision on a special Congressional session, while discussions with Secretary of State Marshall and other officials focused on living costs and Western Europe recovery plans amid Cold War tensions.
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Taft Defends Record as Democrats Claim High Prices
Senator Taft rejected Democratic charges that he helped drive high prices and called for the opposition to present concrete proposals rather than insults. He noted OPA repeal was enacted by a Democratic Congress and said the current cost of living stems from 14 years of Democratic rule. Taft planned speeches in the Pacific Northwest on labor and international policy after urging debate on responsibility for prices. He spent the night at Lake Tahoe and later traveled to Redding, California, for campaign appearances.
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Machinists Vote Union Shop Under Labor Act
In Belleville on September 22 five employees of J M J Products Co voted 4 to 1 to grant the independent International Association of Machinists a union shop at the plant under the new labor act. The machinists union was the first to comply with labor law requirements for eligibility to use National Labor Relations Board facilities. AFL and CIO unions are not yet able to use NLRB machinery as top officials have not filed required non Communist affidavits.
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National Labor, Relations Board
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Lion Bites Bear As McNeil Puts Russian in Red
Meadow s N Sept 22 8 There s title in Sheald lion yet And no mistake The good gray British beast looked the Russian bear in the eye to rough up Uncle Joe s brain with a Sunday punch The United Nations General Assembly has been swatting a reply to the roundhouse blow delivered by Russia s Deputy Foreign Minister Andrel Y Vishinakylant Thuradsy got the answer loady It was delivered by British UN General Secretary Hector McNeil a young man with a tidy appearance When he came to the rostrum today McNeil looked like a courier in a formal suit and tie He left amid a ripple of diplomatic tension and sarcasm
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Marshall to lead U N aides in response to Vishinsky attacks
Secretary of State Marshall heads to the United Nations Assembly to direct American strategy against Andrei Vishinsky’s sharp attacks and push for UN peace machinery revision. He will confer with President Truman beforehand and guide top delegates in key committees, with Warren Austin, John Foster Dulles, and Herschel V Johnson handling much of the debate.
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Charge by Albania That U S Sabotaged Reds Called Untrue
The United States denounces Albania's charges as a sad act of ingratitude and fabrication alleging American officials aided in sabotaging Enver Hoxha's regime. The State Department says the Tirane trial shows oppression and terror against Albanian patriot opposition elements and disputes Albania's 1919 independence narrative.
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Wilson
British Threats and Soviet Stance at UN Session
At the U N in New York on September 22 British spokesmen warned of hideous consequences if Soviet positions persist. The session saw sharp exchanges, with British defense of a position denounced by Soviet authorities. Dimitri Manuilsky, head of the Ukraine delegation, delivered a swift, pointed reply during the heated exchanges.
Assembly Chief Bars New Vishinky Blast In UN Session
United Nations rulings block Soviet delegate Andrei Vishinsky from replying to sharp attacks on USSR by British delegate Hector Mackenzie. The session’s chair condemns aggressive rhetoric while Britain and Yugoslavs defend Marshall Plan. Debate centers on Soviet foreign policy and calls for restraint in the plenary meeting.
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Hector Ma
Vishinsky
Aranha
United Nations Session Brims With Sharp Rhetoric
The General Assembly faces a heated clash between the Soviet bloc and Western nations as Britain’s Hector McNail demands a course correction or risk another war. American and Soviet officials and intellectuals exchange thousands of critical words, while educators and religious leaders join the public clash over looming global tensions.
Speaking Rag Rongue News Speaker in Quiet Uproar
A fragmented report notes confusion around a talk show host whose remarks trigger mixed reactions. The piece references a speaker named Jingling and hints at ongoing debate about credibility and style in public discourse.
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