Price Board Deliberates on Meat Price Controls
Washington hearing before the OPA price decontrol board examines whether reviving ceilings on livestock and meat will restore orderly markets or push meats into black market operations. Witnesses argue about supply, costs, and the risk of chaos if controls return, while some push for keeping price controls intact.
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Edwin B. Hackinson
Washington
Ala Smith
Tom Sterling
OPA
Hardenbergh
Armenean Meat Institute
Oucktrid
Bhos
UPA
Hardenbergh Soda
Smith
Oenlmes
Threenam Board
Fahar
Polrsmen
Earliier
Frontier Week Schedule Highlights At Frontier Stadium
The timetable lists events at Frontier Stadium and Dodge Park including a second performance of Americana Review with a star lineup, a midway show Tomorrow, 4 H vesting judging for girls, a harvest show at 4 p.m., and a Americana Review featuring new acts. City Auditorium hosts a Bom Dance Frolle with Jerry Smith and a rustic barn dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Stadium
Budge Park
Iles
Dodge Park
City Auditorium
Jerry Smith
Blame Placed On Americans For Jewish Immigration
A British colonial office spokesman accused American sources of encouraging and directing illegal Jewish immigration to Palestine. He described large financial contributions that Britain said were financing a mass exodus to the Holy Land, as London announced plans to end illegal immigration and relocate entrants to Cyprus or elsewhere.
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London. P
Colonial Office
Spar
Palestine
Ory
Britis
Holy Land
Beliain
Cyprus
Deportation of Illegal Jewish Immigrants From Haifa
British authorities in Haifa deported 1 000 illegal Jewish immigrants to Cyprus aboard two troop ships while mobs rioted in the docks. Some 650 more immigrants arrived aboard the sloop Fenice, which tried to land but was fired upon by a police gunboat. Police detained several youths for breaking the curfew as unrest spread through Haifa and surrounding Arab quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haifa
Palestine
Cyprus
Hagana Radio
1St Infantry Division
Ilaifa
Fenice
la Spezia
Italy
Arab ministers agree to conference on Palestine talks
An informant reported that foreign ministers from seven Arab nations agreed to negotiate with Britain on Palestine. Colinett said Jews would be represented at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Egypt
Colinett
Molotov Says Italy Must Remain Great Power
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov at the Paris peace conference rebuked Italy’s Premier De Gasperi for seeking leniency while praising Italy’s historic services. He urged radical postwar reforms, warned against fascist remnants, and said peace with Germany must not delay decisions on Trieste. He added Italy cannot be democratic while fascism persists.
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William
Paris
V. M. Molotov
Moly
Italy
Mediterranean
Aleldte de Gasperi
Molotov
de Gasperi
Ialian
Mussolini
Trieste
Germany
Stalingrad
North Africa
France
Thunder Showers Forecast for City
The weather bureau predicts occasional thundershowers Tuesday night and possible showers Wednesday morning. Temperatures stay cool with highs near 80 Tuesday rising to the middle 80s Wednesday. Skies mostly cloudy after a Monday high of 77 and Tuesday low of 64, with a trace of rain early Tuesday.
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Weather Bureau
Hotel Fire Victim Succumbs to Burns
OSAGE William Buening 73 died Tuesday of burns from a hotel fire that destroyed part of the Sullivan hotel last Saturday. James Lancaster 39, crippled since childhood, died Sunday. Both were permanent hotel residents. The other 21 patrons escaped in an orderly fashion and none were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSAGE
William Buening
Sullivan Hotel
James Lancaster
Admits Granting Special Favors By Clair Johnson
Washington, William J. Gilrein, a War Assets Administration official, testified before the House surplus property committee that there was probably negligence on his part in handling a surplus property order for wire screening. He denied any special treatment to Philadelphia promoter Benjamin Fields, outlining how orders were processed and how an old allocation method differed from a new manual. He said his discharge from the Philadelphia office followed questioning, not because of Fields, and the panel pressed to identify who granted special favors to Fields amid scarce goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Johnson
Washington
William J. Gilrein
War Assets Administration
Benjamin BF
Pleids
Gilreln
House
Philadelphia
WAA
Fields
Gilrein
Anthony J. Flood
Romania proposes separations from Germany and Hungary at peace talks
Romania, the first Soviet-backed satellite to address the peace conference, urged that its former allies Germany and Hungary be separated from future arrangements. The move signals Berlin and Budapest faced potential realignment as negotiations proceed.
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Paris
Romania
Germany
Ihungary
Death takes H. G. Wells in London
World famed author H. G. Wells died at his London home Tuesday. He was 79 and his secretary reported Wells died peacefully at 4 p.m.
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London
G. Wells
Hlk
Gatd Wells
Havin Woeth
Hoover warns fear endangers world and urges unity
In Salt Lake City on his 72nd birthday, former President Hoover cautioned that fear and frustration now dominate global sentiment. He urged conserving US resources, delaying atomic use until peaceful cooperation, and upholding the Atlantic Charter while pressing UN cooperation for lasting peace.
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Salt Lake City
United States
United Nations
Herbert Hoover
Pioche
Nev
U. S
Moorer
Americana Review Impresses Dodge Park Crowd
First showing of Americana Review at the open air theater in Dodge park drew a few hundred after a pre show rain. Hosted by Happi Bruno the program fused music dancing magic and juggling with acts by A Hansen a 100 foot pole routine by tye and De pre and the Flying McBrides. The show included illusion acts by Truetalt and company and featured 12 USO touring cover girls.
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Americana Review
Dodge Park
Happi Bruno
Laeenery
Amit
A Hansen
Tye
Am de
Flying McBrides
Sally Boyer Crowned Frontier Queen at City Auditorium
Sally Boyer crowned Frontier Queen at Taw queents ball in city auditorium. Attendants Miss Weyant and Miss Smith chosen by a committee of judges including publicist for Metro Goldwyn Mayer. Miss Boyer, daughter of Herman Boyer, is 5 ft 4 and 117 pounds. Weyant and Smith are 5 ft 2 and 110 and 104 pounds respectively. Music by Teddy Phillips and his 18 piece band. Miss Weyant sang with the orchestra.
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Sally Boyer
Sun
Sally Uy
Frantien Wees
City Auddorium
Dotoray Weyand
Betty Snalth
Cone
Dy Itkeh
Metro Goldwyn. Mayer Company
Omaha
Boyer
Council Bluffs Elks’ Club
Miss Boyer
Herman Boyer
Route 1
Crescent
Miss. Weyant
Hazel Hytel
West Broadway
Peoples Store
Miss Smith
C. E. Smith
Avenue D
Union ‘Pacific
Thomas Jefferson High School
Teddy Phillips
Phillips
Bill Howard
Trudy Marsh
Miss Weyant
Queen
Mary Sexton
Betty Statton
Tyte Phillips
Cheyene
Wyo
Weather forecast for Council Bluffs and vicinity
The Weather Bureau reports mostly cloudy skies with a chance of thunderstorms Tuesday. Highs near 80, then 86 by Wednesday with continued cloudiness and possible morning showers. Temperatures to average above normal with a warming trend into Thursday and Friday, then cooling Saturday, with showers and total precipitation around 19 inches for the region. Total rainfall across western Iowa and Nebraska expected with variable amounts through the period.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Council Bluffs
Towa
Iowa
Saturda
Nebraska
Elying Lo
Thousands Line Streets for Annual Frontier Pet Parade
Thousands join the Frontier Week pet parade with hundreds of children and animals in Baylax Park and city streets. Winners include Albert Mruse 10 with a cocker spaniel and Janice Lear 11 with a chicken. more than 40 youths receive prizes, 2,000 surprise gifts given, doughnuts and pop served. Bands from multiple schools and groups perform as floats, wagons, and horse units showcase the celebration.
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Froetier
Bayliax Park
Albert Mruse
Pronklin Avenue
Mle Prine
Cocker Spaniel Pup
Childrs
Joy Dee
Margaret O'Brien
MGM
Janice Lear
Earl Lace
Glac
Chris Christensen
The
Frontier Association
Chris
Father Flanagan
Boys Town
Glenwood
Thomas Jefferson High School
Underwood High School
Avoca
Union Pacific Railroad
Tabor
American Legion
Omaha
Cornell Bluffs Saddle Club
Sally Boyer
City Auditorium
Betty Smuth
Phil Minner
Bayliss Park
Inadequate Program for Iowa Orphanages Cited
Dr Skeels, longtime psychologist and head of psychology services, announced resignation from the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station and University duties. He criticized state orphanage programs as underfunded, lacking vocational training, and failing to prepare youths for life, warning that continued placement could worsen conditions for delinquent orphans. The resignation takes effect September 1 and includes departure from Davenport and Toledo homes.
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Moines
Davenport
Taleda
Niehelaw
Central Messaye
Roslwvitlaa
Tr Hiralil Mo oSitrets
Town City
Payehologylen Services
Dr Sheets
Tor
Army Air Corps
Sheets
University of Town
Iowa Child Welfareesearch Station
T. Hle
Skeels
Toledo
Hideda State Training School
Mitchellville
Broken Ladder Fails Escape of Convicts
In Missouri at the state prison three long-term inmates tied a guard and tried to flee with a homemade ladder from gas pipe pieces to scale the wall. The improvised ladder broke, the trio wandered the grounds, and then surrendered. The convicts were Semmathre Nan, 22, Charles Higgins, 3, and Wohn Daniels, 33.
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Pferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Phillip Steinhauser
Semmathre Nan
Charles Higgins
iWohn Daniels
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IH. G. Wells
Hoover
Truman Muever
Noever
Russia
Iron Curtain
Manchuria
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Queen's Ball
Pata
Percy Lainson
BOM Bowtie
Associated Press
Des Moines
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Sinter
Madison
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