Price and policy notes in mid century grocer brief
The report mentions rising meat prices at two cents a pound, OPA actions retroactive to September 16, and an increase boosting rough rice prices by $1 a barrel. It also notes the impact on the national food bill, with estimates increasing from 88 million to 10 million dollars annually.
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Ada
Pittsburgh Power Strike Expands Amid Plant Closures
The Pittsburgh power strike disrupts operations as American Bridge Co closes its Ambridge plant for lack of power. About 2,500 union members are laid off across McKees Rocks McKeesport and Clairton while 9,500 indep unionists are urged to attend an injunction hearing. Police restrict courtroom access, guarding the order.
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Spring Creek Man Pleads Guilty in Morals Case
Peter Wojteser of Spring Creek pleaded guilty after Monday arrest by State Policeman Leslie Pobes and Joseph Maswran. He was arraigned before Justice Greenland at Warren County and held on $500 bail in the county jail. The brief mentions Cicero’s former Cyprus governorship as context.
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Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcers Discovery
A recent medical discovery touted by doctors and hospitals claims to ease stomach ulcers caused by excess acid. The preparation, sold as LUWIN, is described as fast acting and also recommended for gas, indigestion and heartburn. Available at Lindsley’s Pharmacy and drug stores.
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Lindsley
Volume of Vets Service Work Is Proven Here
Veterans from the city and surrounding towns have registered applications at the local VFW Post 574 and Service Officer Raymund Tanner reports a surge in claims. Writers say a full time paid service officer is needed to handle the growing workload and ensure veterans widows and mothers of those killed in action receive proper benefits.
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Townville boy dies after highway injuries
Thornbury Bishop known as dark, a Townville youth of Route 4 Townville, died at Spencer Hospital Meadville at 10:30 am Monday from a fractured skull after he fell or jumped from a rapidly moving rock driven by Fred Hertram near his home. Coroner Dr Luther King ruled out further inquiry.
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Stalin Sees No War Imminent Says Peaceful USSR Outlook
Stalin, in a translated Soviet monitor briefing from London, dismisses talk of a new war monster and blames anti Soviet propaganda for calls to boost military budgets. He asserts no Russian plan to use the Soviet zone of Germany against the West and says cooperation with democracies may grow.
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Veteran service hours span weeks aiding many World War I vets
Mr. Tanner dedicates extensive weekly hours across several months to duties benefiting more than 70 World War I veterans, providing steady assistance and support through diverse efforts.
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SEC launches detailed probe into September 3 market break
The Securities and Exchange Commission ordered all New York State Exchange members to send data on individual trades. Director James A. Treanor said questionnaires seek every round lot purchase or sale and must be returned by October 7. The SEC will reconstruct September 3 trading in 15 minute intervals to identify active stocks and any irregularities.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
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SWC
James A. Treanor
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Jamestown Illegal Liquor Sales Charge Arraignment
Jamestown police arrested John Russo on illegal liquor sales charges. He was arraigned in municipal court before Judge Allén EB. Bargar and released on $200 bail after requesting more time to study the case. The incident followed a prior arrest at $715 bond.
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Russo
Local disturbance ends with discovery of masked beverages
Police found a substantial amount of masked Aloutmalle beverages at a residence amid a riled party of four. Two witnesses provided information. One group member allegedly visited Russo's at 24m for beer and wine, paying for each round.
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