Broad new powers sought by administration on farm controls
Washington officials urged Congress to grant the government power to buy the entire wheat crop and extend export and price controls. The plan warns of higher meat prices and a potential emergency if the crop is small, with calls to broaden federal authority to intervene in petroleum, steel, timber, chemicals, and transports. Officials push continued export controls and expanded wartime powers for essential commodities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Administration
Truman
Ont G. Farrington
Agriculturé ‘Department
Senate House Economic Committee
Farrington
Marlon Rhodes
Donument
Wixport
Rhos
Ageculsive
Willam C. Craw
Hal
Kent
Warehousemen End Strike At Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh reports show warehouse workers return to duty after Local 6, AML General Warehousemen, voted 319 to 50 to resume work with a 15 percent general wage increase. Earlier demand was 90 cents more per hour. Stores Gimbels, Horne's, Frank and Seder, Rosenblum’s expect normal operation. Katsftian’s store also to resume delivery. Separate dispute over delivery services tied to teamsters union, idled previously, now pending final central negotiations.
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Pittsburgh
AML General
Gimbel's
Horne's
Prank
Seder
Rosenisum
Mally
KatsfTian
Sore
Teamster Union
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Monandise
Struck Stores Stores Delivery Service
Ministers Prepare For Big 4 Meet
London sees top diplomats gathering for the Foreign Ministers Conference aimed at unified peace with Germany and Austria. Molotov arrives, Bidault joins coalition cabinet, and hopes center on Austrian independence and avoiding German partition amid cautious Western optimism.
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Associated Press
London
Ying
el Fou
Germany
Austein
V. M. Molotov
Georges Bidault
Praiie
Bidault
Roberis Schujamin
Bidawl
Tonday
Belton
Ernest Bevins
Molotov
George Marshall
Marshall
United Nations Assembly
New York
Lodo
Times of London
Moscow
Bins
Corry Receives 3748 School Fund Allocation Details
Auditor G Harold Wagner reports Erie county Genou district will receive 3748 of a 2400000 state vocational education appropriation. Other districts like Exie Union City Venango Wattsburg Waterford Joint will receive listed sums. In Philadelphia 138 more people were arrested in a raid targeting lawlessness. State Liquor Control Board agents uncovered a 25 gallon still and hidden whisky cache in South Philadelphia.
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Erie County
G. Harold Wagner
Barvisbiire
Comy
Exie
Union City
Venango
Wattsburg
Waterford
Philadelphia
Bernard Samuels
Gusker City
Pollice
State Liquor Control Board
Indict Meyers on Three Charges Seen by Senate Move
Associated Press reports new Senate Banking Committee interest in Meyers amid disclosures of wartime contracts. The inquiry could probe perjury tax evasion and fraud while examining Meyers role in aviation stock movements and profits from subcontracting under his control. General Arnold and Tobey signal possible wider probes into wartime bond dealings and official statements.
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Air Force
Glink
Misc Re
Iith Wform
Arounh
Arnold
Fin
Tobey
Amuter
Pure heroin found in luggage of plane passenger
Four half pound packages of yellowish powder were found in the luggage of a man who died aboard a New York to Los Angeles United Airlines flight. Federal narcotics agents valued the supply at hundreds of thousands at street prices. The dead man’s identity could not be confirmed from papers, with names ranging from Rand Masey to Macey and various addresses in New York.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Federal
Sid
William Yoakum
United Airlines
New York
Federsl Narcotics
Dy Fi
Gamenter
Carpenter
Rand Masey
Macey
Ian Nawook
Olly
Brooke Dyn
New York City
Nal
Victims in Riceville Car Train Crash Identify Family Loss
A Riceville mother and her son were killed when an eastbound Pennsylvania Railroad train struck their 1931 Ford on Gates street crossing. The husband Ben Lewis and two eight year old twins were injured, while relatives and the driver blamed a misjudged crossing. The engineer cited slow approach as the cause. The two children and the family were from Riceville and Corry area. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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Gates Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ounl Lewis
Ivan Sargent
Ben Lewis
Che MA
Bate Tv
MAG sTatibs
Corry Hospital
Lst
Ford Sargent
York Street
Gary Lest
Sargent
Lyonictims
Corry
Lewis
Corry-Spartansburg Road
Lawrence Dayisin
Heavy Snowstorm To Hit Midwest As Cold Wave Looms
The heaviest snowstorm of the season was moving out of the Great Lakes and northern Midwest toward the area. Chicago readings were forecast to drop from the 32 degree high to around 15 with snow turning to sleet on warm ground across eastern Iowa northern Indiana and northern Tennessee valleys saw rain while the West and Southeast had partly cloudy skies and near seasonal normals.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Towa
Tiny
Indiana
Trucker Steals Parking Meter After Warned
A driver ignored a warning about a broken parking meter and fled. a bystander alerted the street, and in Elen the vehicle appeared to park near the device. Authorities noted the meter owed payment, and the driver left promptly due to the encounter.
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Nis
Roward
Melvin
Aid
Ms. Ginbbats
Ktading
Elen
Kellerman seeks new trial in delayed sentencing
Harvey F Kellerman convicted in a pair of voluntary manslaughter deaths faces a delayed sentencing as defense counsel seek a new trial Another petition asks bail while the case awaits a ruling expected next week District Attorney Kenneth Rice opposes bail and notes Kellerman was freed before conviction Sons of the presiding judge John T and Robert Kent are involved in the defense factors in the request draw attention to the unusual aspect of the case
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de Grawford County Court House
Thule Morte
Harvey F. Kellerman
Spartansburg
Turney
Commonwealth
Kellerman
Kenneth Rice
Uincien
Seal
John T
Robert Kent
Russia charges Britain blocks Holy Land settlement
Lake Success November 24 Russia accused Britain of blocking a Palestine settlement. Senten Tsavapicty told the UN Palestine committee Britain’s declarations violated the UN Charter. British plan for partition faced U.S. and other opposition with no Briton troops to enforce the scheme.
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Britain
Ted Press Lake Success
Palestine
Tsavapicty
United Nations Assembly
Palestine Committee
Tsarapkit
Britiis
U.N
Sarskapkin
Yate
Holy Land
Britwin Fing
Tas
Vig
Ensyres Ang Palestine de Ulstons
Yhfott
Palftee
Form New French Cabinet Faces Strike Wave Crisis
Paris reports Premier Robert Schuman forming a new cabinet amid a nationwide strike wave disrupting coal, iron, port operations, and schools. Georges Bidault remains foreign minister as the government includes Popular Republican Movement and Socialist members. Rene Mayer joins with economic and financial duties as the cabinet aims to stabilize amid labor unrest and looming tariff debates.
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Associated Trex
Paris
Cremier
Robert Schuman
Fontaine Vbleau
France
Schuman
Popular Republican Movement
Sohlwlidt
Republeims
Georges Bidault
Populae Republican Movement
Big Pony
Tal
Schuiman
Paul Ramusier
Racien
de Gaulle
Rene Mayer
Economc Affairs
Nance
Knutson Prepares Tax Cut Measure To Trim Rolls
Washington November 24 A House Ways and Means move plans to write into the next tax cutting bill a provision to remove about 6 million filers from the tax rolls. Chairman Knutson of Minnesota says a 4 billion tax savings measure will be introduced mid December, aiming to enact changes with Senate support. The plan includes a nationwide community property provision allowing spouses to split income for reporting to lower taxes.
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Washington
Capitol HI
Senate
Knutson
Truman
Federal Reserve seeks permanent authority over consumer credit
The Federal Reserve Board asked Congress for lasting power to regulate consumer installment buying. Governor Evans told the Senate Banking Committee that without permanent legislation the board would need at least three years to set up restraining powers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board Today
Congress
Evans
Board of Governors
Senate Banking Committee
Big Plane Passes Initial Test At Lindbergh Field
The six engine double deck transport X0-99, touted as the world’s largest land plane, completed an initial test yesterday. It cruised for an hour over San Diego with a nine man crew after a 400 troop capacity design, with Co pilot Russell P. Rogers praising its performance.
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Uisterlal Bast
Yose
Lindberg Pield
San Diego
Russell P. Rogers
Consolidated Vailes Aircraft
FBI Crackdown on White Slavery Ring Across Three States
FBI raids target interstate trafficking as 15 men and 28 women are summoned for hearings. The operation centered in Ironton Ohio near the Ohio River, with arrests in Illinois Missouri and California. Districts dubbed The Line housed suspects while several dozen detainees were held as material witnesses. Eleven face white slavery charges, with seven to appear in court. FBI Director Hoover described the crackdown as stopping cross‑state transport of girl recruits for prostitution across Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky.
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Portsmouth
Iijeer
Enysht
Tronton
U. S
Laurence Millintelindy
FBI
Ironton
Ohio River
Virginia
Kentucky
Illinois
Mis- Souri
California
Columbus
J. Ragar Hoover
FBT
Washington
Trenton
PBI
West
Kenitucky
Driver Fined After Route 6 Head-On Crash Near Irvine
One injured and three escaped after two vehicles collided on the overhead bridge on Route 6 near Irvine on Saturday night. Agnes Carlton of Falconer suffered a fractured leg. Bony Cobb, also of Falconer, had facial cuts but was not seriously hurt. Edith McCowen and Kenneth O'Day of Warren received facial injuries. Gook, driver of the car, lost control after brushing the bridge edge and caused the head-on collision. he was fined and taxed costs for failure to yield right of way.
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Irvine
Agnes Carlton
Falconer
Panton
Bony Cobb
Edith McCowen
Kenneth O'Day
Warren
Warren Barracks
Caushus
Trafic
Waren Wominus
Aid Plan For Europe Faces U S Food Shortage Worry
Senator Bridges warned the administration's emergency aid to Italy France and Austria could trigger a serious U S food shortage if grain crops fail. He urged prompt adequate action to prevent rationing and possible hunger while supporting 87 million dollars in aid. The foreign relations panel approved 57 million in emergency funds, with no blank check for future payments.
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Washington
Bridges
RNH
Italy
France
Austria
United States
Bridges. Ryan
Senate Bay
Ocwetary of Agriculture
Anderson
Truman
Congress
Europe
State Department
Senate Urumch
Coneres
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Briunes
Statewide Vets Council Studied Plans in Pa
Harrisburg Nov 24 leaders of Pennsylvania veterans groups studied forming a statewide Veterans council to advance legislation on issues affecting veterans. The proposal would include representatives mainly department commanders and focus on veterans concerns while remaining independent from political parties or outside bodies. The panel would aid education and Americanism efforts and report only to the participating organizations.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Veterans Wounel
Baigady
J.riko McNeill
Orate Tales
Marine Corps Desitee
Womporsky
Sal Weday
Clive
Cles
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