Disalle To Hold Food Price Line
Government moves to hold food prices at parity contact with price stabilization. DiSalle aims to avoid immediate defense act changes while OPS considers controls on slaughtering and packing. Analysts note potential impact on farmers and consumers amid all time price peaks.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Defense Act UW
Inw
Disalle
Senate
Comanjliee
Eric Johnster
Agmoolites
Congressional Committee
Agriculture Department
Disalte
TiSalle
Trimart
Congress
Air
Truman
Defense
Charles B. Wilken
Trimm
Arthur
Flemming
Wilson
Beco
Wilsons
Office of Defense Mobilization
ODM
Ohio Wesleyan Univesity
Delaware
Ohio
Rail Tieup Ends as Army Orders Strikers Back
The Postfire Department lifts mail service restrictions as the Army orders strikers back to work. Rail embargoes ease nationwide with Chicago freight backlog awaiting clearance. No switching yards report delays. Erie service to resume. expect full return to work before Saturday.
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Chicago
Frelahl
Saie
Penneyvivenid Railroad
Railway Express
Erie
Lnight
Aray
Page
Woman Frozen But May Yet Live in Chicago
A young woman named Dorothy Mae was found in sub zero cold beside a South Side apartment and brought to Michael Reese Hospital. Doctors say her body temperature fell to 64 degrees, then rose to 100, with vital signs improving though she may lose both arms and legs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Michael Reese Hospital
Dorothy Mae
Moing
Air raid spotters to man posts for two day test
Observation posts atop the Hotel Corry will be staffed 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow and Sunday for a statewide air raid warning test. The Civilian Defense and Red Cross groups do not participate. Spots over Corry and a Pittsburgh filter center will report aircraft to the Air Force Center.
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City
Pittsburgh
Civilian
Air Force Pines
Mitchell Field
Corrymorrow
Robert Bracken
Chirman
Oeal Spotters’ Organization
Hotel
Corry
Walter Scott
Civilian Defense
Air R Aid Spotters’ Group
Air Force Thtercenter Command
Air Force
House member challenges Trumans tax plan in one bite
Republican Rep. Richard M. Simpson publicly challenged President Truman to propose the full 16.5 billion dollar tax program in a single measure. The exchange followed Truman's call for a 71.6 billion dollar budget for the next fiscal year and comes as support builds in the Senate for a single package tax bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
President Truman
Richard M. Simpson
Congress
Truman
Senate
George (Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Simpson
House Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Snyder
Truman-Snyder
Seven Killed In BusTrain Wreck Near Sudbury
Severe winter conditions blanketed the scene as a Montreal bound train hit a Nickel Valley Coach Lines bus carrying workers from the Comiston International Nickel plant. Seven men died and 26 were injured, with early reports fluctuating on the death toll.
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Associated Presa Sudbury
Alial Purine Railway
Jere
Jelli
Montreal
Nickel Bely Coach Lines
International Mickel
Comsiton
Srivet
Edouard
Ward
City Merchants Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Everett Johnson of Johnson Bros hardware was elected president of the Retail Merchants Bureau at a Pharoenix Hotel gathering. B. G. Bennett became vice president and Melvin Sehramiling was named secretary. Fourteen members attended, with plans to report on hours, promotions, and activities by March 8. Retiring president Jack Stahl lauded the year 1950 and blood donor drives were urged for the Bloodmobile visit in April and later fund campaigns. EB F Beltes urged school tax elimination on retail sales volume in a letter to the school board to be presented next Monday.
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Everet Johnson
Johnson Bros. Hardware
First Avenue
Retail Merchants Bureau
Pharonix Hotel
B. G. Bennett
Mel Melvin Sehramiling
Johnson
Jack Stahl
Helen Jones
Red Cross
I ‘Tt
F. Beltes
Board of Education
Mother and three children die in Lancaster fire
A mother and her three children perished in a six unit concrete block garage fire in Lancaster. A woman and her two year old son escaped. all other residents were Black. The blaze started about 4 am from a kerosene stove in a partitioned one family unit. Thomas Crawford, husband and father, was at work and was hospitalized upon arrival.
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Associated Press
Lancaster
Ida May Crawford
Joyce
Jean
Thomas
Thomas Crawford
Armstrong Cork Company
Harry Miller
New Pennsylvania Bill Aims to Ease School Construction
Harrisburg Feb 9 A new bill would create school building authorities to finance construction with state aid. Districts form authorities to borrow funds and repay long term, with state covering up to 100 percent in some cases. The measure would limit projects to school buildings and limit facilities like athletic fields.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Educatin Association
Sue School Direerors' Association
Ib ‘Portent Ly
Hie
Department of Public Insiuction
P.O. van Ness
HSH
Vor
van. Ness
Schoal
van Ness
Te Authority
Lansing Fire Rages Through State Capitol Area
A devastating blaze in Lansing Michigan remains out of control amid extensive damage estimated at 4 million dollars. State government services were crippled as fire crews battled the flames through the night in severe winter weather. two firefighters and a police officer were overcome by smoke, with two fatalities reported after an explosion in nearby Wayne County.
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Boxee
Urenen
Colder Than Winter Grips Area With Subzero Temperatures
Colder weather blankets the region with a record low of minus twelve degrees, disrupting travel and daily routines. Meteorologists warn of lingering chill and potential wind chills while services adjust operations to handle the severe cold.
Solon Sees Taft Plan as Unworkable in West Defense
In Washington the Taft defense proposal drew sharp criticism from Senator Sparkman and others. Taft advocates limited U S forces for Europe, while Eisenhower supporters push broader containment. Sparring over military strategy centers on balancing Allied defense with U S troops and presidential political implications.
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Associated
Tress
Washington
Bub
Gena Ny
Tat Ach
Remy Uvtays
Europe
Sparkman
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Talaril
Eisenhower
Eunulidores West
Ohio
Bixoyin
Tynan
Ganges
Sana
Tiwunhipwer
Tull
U. S
Taft Ant
Sentate Tereweon
Hye
Knowland
Tsa
Nun Refuses Large Estate In Catholic Rite Case
In Pittsburgh on February 9, 1814, Sister Mary Martina of the Benedictine Order renounces a 1814 estate, declaring its acceptance would violate poverty vows. The blind nun leaves the fortune to a nephew, Rev. Hugone P Walsh of St. Catherine’s parish, while Father Walsh also declines the money.
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ST. Marys
Pittsburgh
Mim
Niephew
Siler Mary Martina
Mors
Hugone P Walsh
Satholle Church
Waynesbayo
Father Walk
Weather Blamed In Jamestown Bear Lake Crash
Police report a weekend collision on Route 957 between Coline and Lotisville. Driver Je Flaherty 23 of Jamestown and Leah Flahert 98 of Bear Lake were involved as exhaust and windshields failed visibility. Bailey in a 150 Oldsmobile escaped injury. damage totaled $520. Neither driver was cited.
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Biiweys
Hoss Bulley
Jamestown
Lea Flahert
Bear Lake
Flaherts
Coline
Lotisville
Sudan
Priver
Bailey
Flaherty
Fire Causes 300 Dollar Damage West of City Home
A chimney fire damaged the Hartington residence on Route 6 near Warner's Corners, causing about 300 dollars in damage. Firemen arrived after neighbors helped guide the blaze, while Mr and Mrs Harrington and their four children stayed with Mrs Harrington's parents until repairs are complete.
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Lyle Hartington
Warner's Corners
Conry
Bette Sire
T Harrington
Tay
Harring
Ton
Richerl Lewis
Elgin
Red Army counterattacks repelled in western sector news
Asvoriabed Preen reports American forces halt Reds near Seoul on the Han River. Shelling on the Korean capital area continues with U S Eighth Army task forces pushing toward Yongdungpo and Inchon while weather hinders air support. Casualties listed as heavy on both sides.
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Tokyo
Han River
Seoul
Thinore Errowat
Westie Keovon
Ameo Stat
Lean
Fk Werner
Gagib
A.W. Myer
Lamden Wein
Rent Fone
Tayintan
Mobih Alny
Set Tonieti
An Myr
Korea
Inchon
U.S
Pilertin
Rica
Tyter Dolving
Matthew
Shugway
U. SS
Eighth Army
Myers
Plonge
Peream
Beoul
Myerscollin
Vollumt
Col Touts Dotvist
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