Debate on Future of OPA Begins
Washington April 15 Friends and foes of OPA clash as House debate opens on extending price control amid bitter contention. Rep Monroney warns of risk that amendments could cripple inflation prevention while Bosses push to maintain or end OPA powers. The session aims to address farm product control and a pay raise bill, with Pan American Day observed.
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Washington
OPA
Truman
White House
Monroney
D-Okla
Newamen
Prige
Hut Chamber
Armed Services
Cation State
Roledave
Benator Dunkhead
R-Alg
Ghester Bowles
Capitol Hill
Senate Banking Committee
Rep
Hartley
Paul Porter
Zalznecks Buy Power Grader for Warren Contracts
Philip and Milton Zalznecks, County contractors, purchased a new Model 102 motor grader built by Galion Iron Works. The Grader, weighing over a ton, was delivered by Cory Bridge and Supply Company and has been placed in operation for Warren county highway work. It joins two similar machines sold recently and will be used by the Zalznecks on district contracts for the State Highway Department.
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Philip and
Milton Zalzneck
Cory Bridge and Supply Company
Galion Iron Works
Galion
Corry ‘Bridge and Supply Company
Warren
Crawford County
Zalzenks
State Highway Department
Warren County
Corry
Focal
Asunla —Corporation
Ressler Found On Street With Skull Fracture
Ressler is in Corry Hospital in extremely critical condition after being found unconscious on West Washington Street near the Second and Ninth streets intersection around 11 p.m. Saturday. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Brank Burkhart moved him to his mother's home before he was transported to the hospital for treatment.
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West Washington Street
Ressler
Corry
West Washington Strooh
Nirih Second
Brank Burkhart
Tiny Wole
Myrtle Murley
Bennett
Corry Hospital
Bocksidel
Wintlanda
Mimi
Dogs Loose Cause Bitten Trio and Quarantine Action
An outbreak of loose dogs led to three people being bitten and multiple quarantine actions. One dog running at large bit Robert Croker in Brooklyn and was owned by another. Allen Burton and Paul Blakeslee were also bitten by dogs in yards or yards with varying quarantine steps. The police will pursue prosecution under city quarantine rules and dogs will be confined under ten day veterinary observation. Chief Plunigen said extra efforts will push for stricter adherence to quarantine regulations this week.
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Robert Croker
Bkslowen Wis
Allen Burton
Snyder Circle
Gordon
Paul Blakeslee
Plunigen
Seven Nazi Spies Nabbed In China At Asmelaten Press
Shanghai reports capture of seven Axis nationals said to be remnants of a powerful Nazi spy network operating in the Far East months after Germany’s surrender. Four Germans, two Italians, and one Japanese face war crime charges. investigators say witnesses in China may try them locally rather than sending them to Germany. Leader identified as Lt. Col. Ludwig Ehrhardt with ties to Hitler era Nazi activities.
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Shanghai
U.S. Investi-stors
Oxens
Germany
U. S
Far East
United States
China
Ludwig Ehrhardt
Gliss Eisentrasger
Cbunt Schwerin
Frank Furrell
New York City
Ehrhard
Hitler
Orth
Truman appeals Pan American nations to aid world
President Truman urged American republics to help eradicate poverty and despair on Pan American Day. He touted hemispheric solidarity against forces of reaction and warned of dangers of nuclear age while calling for democracy and U N ideals.
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Truman
Washington
Teumasi
Amerfcat Tepublics Todiy
Ehinh Tieedd Ware
Truman Weed
Pwi
PWM
Atomic
Abe
Tae Tee
The
Pan American Union
Blatt Brothers appoints Burns to Rex Theatre post Roaring Spring
N L Bogden is moving from Rex Theatre management in Corry to become Blatt Brothers Roaring Spring chief. Regis P Burns, previously with Blatt interests, takes over as Rex manager here and will oversee promotional advertising for the chain including posters and distribution from Corry. Burns expands Blatt development work to a larger, statewide scope.
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Regis P, Burns
Rex Theatre
Blatt Brothers Theatres
N. J. Hoge
Rex
Blatt
Roaring Spring
Bokden
Rey
Regis P. Burns
Shestre
Roaring Spring, Jr
Bogdan
Burris
Rex Management
T Eniire
Corry
Burns
Blatt Development
Government Moves to Resume Coal Contract Talks
Washington April 15 government efforts to reunite United Mine Workers and coal operators for renewed contract negotiations continued. Operators issued a statement expressing willingness to meet to end the 15 day strike, but John L Lewis had led the negotiating committee out of conferences. President Truman warned a prolonged coal stoppage would hurt reconversion plans.
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Aseopisted
Washington
Goverment Libor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
John I. Gewis
Schwellenbach
Jus
Truman
Bromiley Sentenced in Wilkingon Murder Case
Bromiley, once known as Core YY YOULN, was convicted of the Wilkingon murder in North East and sentenced by Judge J. Orin Waite to a four year term in the penitentiary. The verdict followed a jury trial with Evans and Waite presiding. Attorneys Tar By hrimp and Paul Stephany represented the defense as the sentence was handed down this morning.
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Bromieys Wit
YY Youln
Wilkingon
North East
J. Orin Waite
Rial
Twiges Evans
Waite
Desse Dlithante
Paul Stephany
Hrimp
Enial
Jyeye Waite
Civil War Rages in Manchuria Amid Government Move
Reports from Chuneging April 1 indicate Chinese Nationalists under Chunyun Hun weigh a new three member committee to control Manchuria as Communists claim a full civil war. Government troops in the city enforce martial law with bans on gatherings as clashes continue. estimates place Communist forces surrounding the city and up to eighty thousand troops involved.
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Prew Chuneging
Ceneriissima Ghitng Wal-Shek
Frome
Tour
South China
Trime
Tang
Nasionel Party
Chunyohun
Moartlul
OPA To Restore Meat Controls Across War Slaughter
WASHINGTON April 15 government announced today wartime slaughter controls will be restored by OPA and Agriculture Department in a joint move to curb meat black markets. A slaughter quota system will be put into effect to improve distributions of supplies through established channels, at ceiling levels. The program aims to reduce operations of certain slaughterers who have increased slaughter in recent months.
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OPA
We Agriculture Department
Sailors die in crash near Harrisburg on furlough
two sailors were killed and a youth seriously injured when a car crashed into a drainage ditch on April 14 in Harrisburg. The dead were identified as Gordon Ryle, 18, and Arthur Maonheimer, 18, both sailors home on furlough. the driver was named S.J. Rabbers.
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Harrisburg
Garoner S.J. Rabbers
Gordon Ryle
Arthur Maonheimer
Sicarhy
Union rejects Ajax offer and votes to strike
Union leaders at Ajax Lychee plant meeting reject management’s wage talk, vote to strike. Committee reports an 11 cent raise proposal with 4 cent supplement. no counteroffers offered. Strike order requires War Labor Disputes Act clearance, with certification pending before action.
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AJAX
Muiharizme
Nteike
Ajax Lychee Ue
Thorming
Wiwenlip
Tuy Blyni
Bushness
Nelain
Jamestown
LeMotte
Battle Uit
Pal Hetad
Ingres
Hhe
Mir
Nelson Hild
Nelson
Agro Lodge 1508
Economic Stabilizer Bowles Sees Inflation Risk Easing
Washington April 15 economic stabilizer Chester Bowles told senators there is responsible hope that inflationary danger will fade by the end of 196. He warned that if plots persist, the woods of inflation remain.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
Senators Today
A G Buller to Retire as Cory Hatchery Superintendent
A G Buller, longtime superintendent at Cory Hatchery, plans retirement after years of leading fish stocking and hatchery work in the state. He will remain in charge until spring, then move to Rochester with family while continuing related duties elsewhere. His retirement ends a pivotal era in trout propagation and state hatchery management.
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A. G. Buller
Cory Hatchery
A G. Bullde
Whee Corey Tie Hatchery
Brute Fish Commission
Will Tobin
Mr. Buller
Meanie Lie
Mount
Wayne voUnky
Tol
Bass
Osi
Guy Alien
Willigan Bulle
Beth Weeks
Bulelwry
Taler
Hineuiatl
Corry
Muccoeddle
Trathen
William Buller
Tve
Fi Commission
Tai
AG. Bulley
Botty
Corry Wit Union City
Nusln
Route 4
Buller
Fives Brothers
Joe Nuthan Buller
Ross Ballin
Guy Bullery
Union City
Hiss
Ms. Buller
Rochester
Columbus
Carry Rotary Clubs
Suive 1H
Violence Reported in Butte Montana Amid Mob Attacks
Reported violence in Butte follows mining strike actions by the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers. Authorities describe mobs of hundreds damaging homes and property while two youths were wounded and several people arrested or frightened. The strike, tied to retroactive wage rises, prompted state and local officials to seek federal aid if unrest spread.
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Oimer
Thibesty
Or Yale
Bastic
Bart Riley
Burey G'beary
Eac
Imeternational Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
CSO
Uwnion
Om Bath Plo
General Plac
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Belena
Sam Ford
Rand
Mankiina
Aesp
Nubil Fuard
James Guidoni
Dawnjee Ivor
Raymond Butala
Nielsen and Jackson Paroled After Guilty Plea
Vincent Nielson and Robert Jackson admitted breaking into Beckville and Turner garage. They were placed on five year parole with a warning against violations. Both pleaded guilty before Judge Laub. A separate Jamestown car theft case was under investigation.
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Nielsen
Army And Navy Test Thunderstorm Conquest Plan
Chicago April 15 Army and Navy launch a three year search to find a flaw in thunderstorm defense. Project funded at 200000 dollars involves P61 Black Widow aircraft and drone planes tested at Orville Iowa with missions through storm clouds at 5000 to 35000 feet.
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TS Abounsmeum
Chicago
Scientista
Storm Congress
Army, Navy
Weather Bursan
National Advisory Committee For Aero Ratios
Werner Mimin Mellin
Seal Cuament
Black Widow Army
Nevy
Orsido
Navy
UN meet opens with looming two to one split
Tehran April 15 Prince Muzaffar Firouz, propaganda director, said Hussein Ala was instructed to urge the Security Council to consider a complaint over Russian troop presence. He warned Moscow may withdraw by May 6 while denying a complete Red Army evaluation in Azerbaijan and reporting no signs of such evaluation to date.
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Tehran
Iran
Muzaffar Firouz
Properganda
Hussein Ala
United States
Willie Tryats
Cowell
United Nations
Ala
Soviet
Russia
Thas Cnmplete
Red Anay
Miy Cth
Persiaty
New York
Pirsin
Security Council
Tahrig
Azerbaijan
Red Army
Weekend Traffic Violations Prompt Call For Enforcement
City witnesses a surge of reckless driving as pleasant weekend weather spurred high traffic volume. Incidents near Washington Worth Center streets and South Center streets raised injuries risks and calls for a special traffic patrol during peak hours. Authorities report speeding, failure to stop, and disregard for signals, urging immediate action.
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Washhington
Worth Center Streets
Sautiyart South Center
Pleasant Street
Hart
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Bowles
Bankhead
Talznecks
Corry Bridge and Supply Co
Asmelaten
N. L. Bogden
Lewis
Goridrions Noo
Bromiley
Manchuria
Central News Agency
Chanchuk
Pirfield
Sam Clark
FBE
Sapporo
Japan
Mok- Saido
Ishinoi
Maj
Millon. Lee
Boston
Mass
Andy
OFC
National Community Service Committee Today
American Red Cross
Britain
Bawkers
D-Ala
Senate
United Kingdom
Roosevelt
Mearle Lillie
Pleasant Mount
Butte, Mont
Anaconda
Hobes
Army
Great Britain
Hunter College
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