Western Union Sees New Wage-Price Push in Europe
In Europe a nine point program aims to spur production while austerity tightens. Truman warns starvation abroad remains severe as Americans urged to cut consumption of meats, dairy and beverages. The plan targets higher flour output, reduced wheat use, conserved grain, curb alcohol and boost rail and shipping efficiency.
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Reprieve clash and postwar policy debates surface
The article surveys Yamashita's reprieve controversy with MacArthur arguing against clemency while recalling the Manila sack. It shifts to U S labor policy debates as Congress fights over the wage price bill, mediation cooling off periods, and wage boosts. It also covers UN security council moves on Greece and Greece Britain Russia tensions, plus Greenwich Stamford residents opposing UNO headquarters site.
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Honey production in 1945 exceeds prior years
Total honey output reached 233 million pounds in 1945, 23 percent above 1944 and 19 percent above the 1939-44 average. Higher prices followed sugar shortages and packing expanded to five pound containers boosting retail sales.
Liquor Revenue Reaches All-Time High in 1945
The federal government collected about 2.4 billion dollars from alcoholic beverages in 1945, an all time high. Internal Revenue data show this rise reflects wartime excise taxes and occupational taxes, about a 14 percent advance over the prior peak.
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Full Employment Bill Advances After House Action
Democrats and Republicans back a diluted full employment bill. A three member council will prepare annual reports on employment and a program to correct maladjustment. A seven member congressional committee will act on recommendations with support from Rep Manasco and Rep Suda praising the measure.
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Labor tensions flare in Gridley strike clashes
During a labor dispute tied to wartime operations, pickets near Gridley confronted armed guards at a railroad switch. Shots were fired as strikers and officers closed in, following police investigations into whether any pickets were armed after earlier seizure actions under government control in October.
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Communists press for Turkish Armenian territorial changes
In a Yerevan election speech echoed from Moscow, Grigori Arutinov urged reclaiming Turkish provinces of Katsind and Ardagan as part of a drive to redraw borders. He framed the issue as returning territories ceded under pressure, linking it to Turkish actions on the northern Black Sea coast and Istanbul. The call drew nationalist support amid Russia’s Near East focus.
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Trons Organization Faces International Court of Justice
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Rededicated party beverages and serving ideas
Readers are advised on handling drinks and treats for a social gathering. The text suggests red white and blue themed beverages served in mugs or glasses, plus easy pastry shell ideas and a simple garnish approach to enhance presentation for guests.
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Army Answers On Longevity Pay And Service Points
Readers ask about longevity pay 5 percent per three years up to thirty. The column explains service counting for National Guard Reserve and Coast Guard, points for dependents, and timing for separation and return from overseas. It also notes ASTP deferments and drafting considerations for dental students and other trainees.
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Concord News Roundup of Veterans Moves and Local Notices
Sergt Richard E B Petersen of the U S army has been discharged at Fort Devens and is at his parents home. Concord Basketball Club schedules a return game with Chelmsford after a 39 25 win in the first meeting. David A Caldwell of 4 Dey Street becomes alibi custodian for James F Hanley’s estate. Lt William H Damon of Main Street is on terminal leave after service in World War II. The Concord Board of Registrars plans the 1946 street list for the town meeting. Mr and Mrs E Eggleton announce the birth of a daughter Cheryl May on February 6 at Emerson Hospital. Russell Parsons Jr a discharged Army officer has taken a new position in Boston Industries.
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Bowling Schedule for Concord League Next Monday Night
Concord Oilers face Depot and K of C meets Reformatory at Lexington Alleys at seven. Other matches include ao versus Dairy Postoffice versus All Stars and Thrill against Finast. Four weeks remain in the season after next week's games.
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Boston Theological School holds annual preach by center
The Boston Theological School conducted its annual preaching event last week with notable participants including Joan Marie and Robert Ba Mars Genet Justice IT Set Almond Rev Gilberts. The ceremony featured a formal address and reflections on community service.
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Fractured OCR Summary From Local Notice
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