City Faces Record Shortage of All Meats Amid Easter Week Strain
Stores report severe meat shortages as Easter week looms. Packards deliver little beef and pork with only limited cold cuts and sausages available. City Market depends on a few dressed meats from Dennis Follett while other suppliers forego deliveries, forcing restaurants to cut operations and plan Friday Saturday openings under quota rules.
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Corry
T ‘Te Ciy
Lea
Vennis Follett
Fiere
Dome Corry
Polish Charges Against Spain Before Council
The United Nations Security Council debates Poland's charges accusing Franco Spain of harboring war plots and aiding German scientists. Poland seeks a collective action while the United States Britain Brazil and others urge individual nation decisions.
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Associated Prom
New York
United Nations Security Council
Poland
Spain
Hp Delenit
Wallan
Bastador Henri Bonnet
Fyne
Paris
Prenel
Pronco
Franco
Oscar [Ange
Russia
France
Mexico
Australis
Fernando de Las ? Rios
United States
Britain
Brazil
Tom
Briisin
Brail
Lange
Egypt
Netherlands
China
Riendly
Talk of Month Club Eyes 300 Members for Next Season
The Talk of Month Club reports more than half the required membership for next season enrolled as of late this month. Four programs are planned with selections including Di Gustav Graha Edwin Steckel and Dr Ethan Dalton. The group aims to host Col Philips Lafollette as a fifth speaker in an event titled A Sound Party for America.
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Cony
Tall
Mont Bo Ue
Mies
Rochestar
Ish Jiregent
Jtie
Gustav Graha
Edwin Steckel
Ethan Dalton
Russia
Col. Philips, LaFollatte
Fenth
Wisconsin
General MacArthur
Gore Yor
Amerivn
Measles Epidemic Widening Across Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg on April 17 Dr Harry W Weeat Pennsylvania health secretary said a mild measles form has reached epidemic proportions across much of the state. Immune globulin kits are being issued to combat the outbreak and help protect communities.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Harry W. Weeat
Aid
Vandals Raid Camps Along South Branch Drench Creek
Reports describe camps along the south branch of Drench Creek west of the city raided by vandals. Extensive property damage includes broken windows, smeared paint, and two attached houses set afire. Police investigate across the area with multiple witnesses and a court action expected.
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Lso
Ainke Police Travervestiga
Wierasee
Nave Geaurers
State Inspections Under Scrutiny Over Hazardous Used Cars
Widespread concerns about car inspections prompt talk of a general state inquiry. Insurance firms demand tighter enforcement as several abused inspection stations push uncertified or unsafe vehicles onto highways. Police assign an officer to monitor stations while calls grow for prosecutions and a 15 day post inspection fine collection.
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Demuttti
Colty
Aligament
Guj Toynt
Tne
Truman Says Admiral Was Target in Navy Row
President Truman said an admiral touched off his blast against navy lobbying. White House press secretary named Rear Admiral A. G. Merrill, commander of the Eighth Naval District, as the man involved in the incident.
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Washington
Truman
Howell
Navy
A. G. Merrill
New Orleans
Brothers Die in Car Gas Incident After Inn Run
Frank Kelsher aged 98 and his brother Charles 43, former innkeepers at Orrthenns, were found dead by exhaust gas in a car outside Chambersburg. Coroner Shull ruled double death by own action, noting 1910 cash, 2700 war bonds, bank deposits, and 500 cash on their persons. No survivors reported.
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Chambersburg
Frank Kelsher
Charles
Orrthenns
D. Shull
Franklin County
Johny Cromwell
Ghull
Lin
Opec
Sarasota
Test Vote To End OPA Rejected by House in April Record
The House voted 171 to 0 to omit OPA’s new measures in a rare test, with confusion over aims including to end the agency’s controls. A later teller vote of 178 to 34 signaled strong opposition to killing OPA, amid debates on price controls and inflation fears.
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OPA
Associated Areas
Washington
The
Hous
Ktemin
House
Teller
Nolion
Legisation
Owilinie
Teller Vale
Paul
Poiver
Senate
Congress
Porter
Trum Wer
Daylight Saving Time Shift Creases Confusion in Corry Area
DST changes bring mixed signals for Corry region with clocks set to Standard Time on Sunday. Officials warn of disrupted bus routes and school schedules while longer term timing remains unclear awaiting further guidance.
Presidents appoint two ambassadors in surprise announcements
President Tromaneday named George V. Allen of Maryland ambassador to Tran and Kawin Te Stanton of California ambassador to Siam. Allen will depart immediately for his post. The two nominations came at a news conference.
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Associatem Press
Washington
Tromaneday
George V. Allen
Maryland
Tran
Kawin Te Stanton
California
Siam
Allen
Missing Dorothy Bell Missing from Mount Holyoke College
Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley searches for Dorothy Bell 20 of Muncie Indiana a missing student who disappeared after withdrawing 205 dollars and planning to ride a train with a message from her cousin indicating she met someone in New Park. An 11 state search continues as officials seek her return.
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Associated Press
South Hadley
Mass
Mount Holyoke College
Dorothy Bell
Muncie
Tha
Iaiss
Dorothy
New A Park
Mount Holyoke
Holyoke
Ani
Mita Ball
Tlent
Hes
Spew Lepedtn
Hut Peas
May Appeal Bromley Case May Appeal Bromley Case Erie
The Erie county court reviews whether Frank Stomiey Jr will seek a new trial in the 1942 Gund Friday case. Attorneys Jesse Jlullante and Paul Stephany prepare to file, with county funds potentially covering expenses if an appeal is pursued.
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Erie
Frank Stomiey, Jr
Lloyd Nilkinson
Jesse Jlullante
Paul Stephany
Bromley
Damian J. Mobfinghiin
Conity
McLangnily
Chinese Communists Capture Changchun Amid Allied Dispatches
Conflicting reports describe Changchun falls to Chinese Communists and Allied observers including General Marshall arriving by air amid claims of strategic moves and re supplied lines. The scene notes wartime tensions and diplomatic activity with U S officials in Tokyo and Peking guiding ongoing China operations.
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Ritasiil
Saphire
Stetom
Hue
Pakfik
China
Marshall
Ameren
Merstiell
Manonothne
Ti. Gan
Amanth Culler
Ashi Sovight
Nh. Marshall
Nisma
Exchange Ration Books For Cards Mentioned
Fragmentary report notes exchange of ration books for cards. The piece cites state liquor council involvement and mentions book usage, purchases, and eligibility in a damaged, unclear account withSeveral names and specifics unreadable.
Death claims daughter of Jose Iturbi in high profile case
A dramatic court and family story centers on Jose Iturbi and his daughter with years of custody battles. The daughter, identified in sources as Loui Dy jer, died by her own action after a tragic sequence in her home drawing room. Authorities describe the death as suicide, with investigators noting prior disputes and the parents’ split. The case also touches on earlier marriages and custody rulings involving the violinist’s family.
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Loui
Tylor
Timbi
West Cillepse
Center
Re. Araxined
Heme
Sareen
Arthur H Mo
Bain
Starb
Tym
Hama
M Bent
Milss Thurhl
Elim
Gil
Bedford Hilo
Stephen Hero
Maria Teresa
Marian Antonia
Connechion
MacArthur defends actions amid Japan occupation policy
In Tokyo a detailed defense of the Allied occupation strategy is offered by General Douglas MacArthur. He argues his role is advisory and that no review of prior actions is intended while stressing the need for timely administrative continuity for Japan.
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MacArthur
Tla
Opan
Awublaten
Tokyo
Ceteryl Mac-Arkine
Wlwuig
Milo
Ton
Erie Tipar
Joly
Poltay
Japan
Courtney Whitney
Macarthie
Kotlnu
Gral
Truman Urges US Diet Like Europe One Day a Week
President Truman suggested Americans try living on the European diet one day per week to curb overeating. He said he personally liked the idea and questioned why two days could not be adopted. He noted Americans waste food, hindering war ravaged peoples from starving. Also reports a Youngsville officer announcing a wedding in New York and an English girl traveling with him aboard a transatlantic clipper plane.
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Hay Durkay
Cmt
Mnain
Stendard
Itv
Cay Thunelt
Filey
Chainel
Truman
U. S
Europe
Associated Prose
Washington
Youngsville
New York
Abelley
Warrant
Clair Wilcok
Anne Black
London
England
Wilcox
Rapid City
Meat Crisis Appeal Urges Prompt Control
The PAC backs Lehman urging immediate meat control measures as calls grow for action to curb shortages.Officials warn delaying policy could worsen consumer rationing and market distress across the agricultural sector.
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PAC
Lehman
Dept. of Agriculture
Meat shortages may persist into early fall postwar
Washington April 7 The Agriculture Department says the nations meat supply is shrinking to wartime ration levels and may stay there until early fall. Officials warn distribution will be uneven and meat shortages could worsen as rationing continues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture Dequraniyotatement Om
Etvile Lang
Senyett
Suilouk
Ferrer
H. L
Cios
Truman
Selum
Alderson
Aimultaneams
United Nations Forum
Agriculture Department
First Group of B1 Wives To Go Overseas
Washington April 1 The first contingent of military dependents includes 145 officers four sergeants and one private with 212 women and children listed for overseas travel accompanying husbands to the Mediterranean. Names include Mrs John S Ler of Pasadena Calif wife of the commander and others with notes of possible additions.
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Washington
Tm Thaky
Smceiy Os
John S
Ler
Pasian
Calif
Aral
P. Gleziak
Glezink
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Enal Marshall
Peipng
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