Sept 9 Fixed Date for New Meat Prices
Washington reports meat price ceilings to be restored around June 30 while oranges rise and coal price boosts sold as new controls take effect. Porter cites overall price adjustments and a government drive against black markets to enforce the pricing regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin LL Arrowsmith
Washington
OPA
Paul Porter
Autor
OFA
Porter
Henwester
Horter
Agriculture Department
SS Fur
Blavte Mar
Wetin
S&s
Bopher
Corbin
Parton
Salem
Carter
British Forces Move to Palestine Amid Redeployment Talks
A British military spokesman said the 1st Armoured Division is being withdrawn from Palestine to relieve the Sindh airborne division. The transfer, long planned, will be completed soon with armored units moving via Bologna Naples Bari and other ports. A Welsh War Office statement in London confirmed the first armored division arrival to the Middle East to relieve the forces already stationed there.
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Talestep
Aspokesman
Armen
Sindh Airborne
Palestine
Tie
Bologna
Naples
Bari
Disputch
Venoata Chika
Siznd
Wralsh War Office
Lonton
Nac
Iilestatte
Mrs Smith to Write Garden Column in The Nonpareil
Raymond A. Smith state president of the Iowa Federated Garden clubs will author a new garden column to appear weekly in The Nonpareil starting Monday August 26. She edits the Tawa Mardens, publications of the Federated Garden clubs, with first issue due September.
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Raymond A. Smith
Iowa Federated Garden Clubs
Arden
Shoot to Kill Police Ordered by Chicago Detectives
Chicago police intensify chase for two youths linked to the green car gang after a roadhouse hold up wounded two including Grace Swanson. Five gang members are in custody while two younger suspects, aged 16 and 17, are sought for questioning in the Lover's Lane killing of Lewis Zeng. Detective Chief Warren authorized officers to shoot to kill if necessary as roadblocks sweep the northwest side and a 70 mile per hour car chase is recalled.
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Chicago
Carlier
Lewis Zeng
Fly Flance
Ingrid Larsen
John T. Warren
Robert Miller
Countey Fare
Glencoe
Grace Swanson
Bandiis
Frank Peterson
Miller
Sam
Larlier
Charles Toddebom
President in Bermuda for labor day visit aboard Williamsburg
President Truman arrived Thursday in Bermuda, the holiday isle hosting the presidential yacht Williamsburg at the U S naval base. He planned to inspect fuel, food, and water supplies before returning to Washington for Labor Day events on September 2, following wartime leasing arrangements with Britain prior to U S entry into World War II.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Trman
Williamsburg
United States Naval Operating Base
Great Britain
Washington
Amusement ride accident at Ottumwa fair injures man
A 41 year-old Ottumwa resident Heston Simmons was thrown from the titan whirl at the Wapello county fairground Wednesday night. He crashed through a stand, was rushed to a local hospital in serious condition, with injuries reported as grave.
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Ottumwa
Heston Simmons
Ottumawa
Wapello County
Twenty fifth annual festival drew 15 000 rodeo fans at Sidney
A crowd of 15 000 attended the second day of the twentieth annual bronco festival in Sidney. Steve Heacock of Billings suffered multiple fractures in steer wrestling and was withdrawn from bulldogging. Buck Wyatt, an Omaha contestant, highlighted the evening show with bareback riding. Winners included Freckles Brown and Wyatt in bull riding and Joe Teague leading steer wrestling. Evening crowd surpassed 10 000 as general admission seats remained under capacity.
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Sidnny
Sidney
Erhama
Freckles Brown
Buck Wyatt
Omaha
Todd Whatley
Pallas
Clark in Berlin to Discuss Trade
Clark in Berlin arrives to discuss relaxing regulations on trade with Germany over two days. He meets Lt Gen Luchis D. Otay and German cartel breakup representatives. American cartel investigators seek Russian, British and French approval for a decartelization program and consider unilateral action if four power action fails. He notes hopes for American buyers to view German products and advise on world market needs through more liberal licensing under trading with the enemy.
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Berlin
AAU
Grn
Tom Clark
Germany
Luchis D. Otay
U. S
Cupittion
Clark
Frozen Egg Program to End September Thirteen
The agriculture department said it will end the frozen egg buying program on September 13. It bought about 10.09 million pounds for the United Kingdom out of 32 million pounds sought since June 8, with offers for additional quantities rejected due to price.
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Wasitington
Agriculture Department
United Kingdom
Une
Seven Injured in Blast at Ohio Apex Plant
An explosion and fire at the Ohio Apex company plant in Astro West Virginia hospitalized at least seven workers and left one missing. A search continued hours after the blast as investigators assessed casualties and cause.
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ASTRO
W. Va
Ohio Apex Company
Come Purles
Teilies
Balkans Again May Become Powder Keg
Paris report quotes Ukrainian delegation chief Dimitri Manuilsky warning that Balkan quarrels threaten world peace. He faults Greek Premier Tsaldaris for claims over Epirus and southern Albania, saying such provocations raise incidents on the Albanian frontier and risk wider conflict.
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Hubert C. Wilson
Paris
Ukraine
Balkans
Europe
Albania
Greece
Balkan
Dimitri Manullaly
Constantine Tsaldaris
Gronis Eftims
Manuusky
Tsaldaris
Estonia Refugees Denied Admission To United States
A 35 foot sloop carrying 18 refugees from Estonia, including a young girl, arrived in Miami after a three month voyage from Sweden. Denied entry without proper permits, skipper Felix Tandré laments the fate of the group as they consider their uncertain future.
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Miami
Fla
Republic of Estonia
Tiscayne Bay
Sweden
Cautel
Sale Felix Tandre
Thard
Estonia
Uberly
Woman Arrested as Russian Spy in Frankfurt
FRANKFURT Germany The United States army announced that a Russian secret police agent Lena Ilera Krupenko spent nearly a year spying in American occupation zones. Posing as a German doctor she obtained a UNRERA job and admitted making identity papers for others and reporting to NKVD supervisors on displaced persons in American camps.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States Army
Lena Ilera- Krupenko
Lialson Otficers
Unrera
NKVD
Pair Admit 34 Safe Burglaries
Neil Lowrey and James LaFond, both 25 from Duluth, plead guilty to 34 safe burglary cases since last June. They were sentenced to 10 years in Fort Madison for a August 11 Oakland elevator break in. Victims spanned Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and South Dakota with total loot around $1,800.
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Neil Lowrey
James Laland
Dulucue
Oakland
Fred Strother
Lowrey
LaFo
Avoca
Don Jackson
Fort Madison
Charles OC
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Maquoketa
LaFond
Bob Wilson
Omaha
Dea
LaVon
Grace Eslinger
Minneapolis
Minn
Bully
Baye Wanln Mujer
Showers Predicted For Thursday Night And Friday
Occasional thundershowers and cool temperatures are forecast for Thursday night and Friday. Sides will be mostly cloudy. A trace of precipitation fell early Thursday as the mercury dropped to a low of 66. Highs will be in the 80s with little change Friday. Rains were general in western and south central sections with Des Moines reporting 2.56 inches at the airport. Other reports include Crostan 66, Albia 3.6, Ottumwa 3, Onawa 25, Montezuma 20, Marshalltown 18, and Ames. Maximum Wednesday was 9 at Onawa and low Thursday was 58 at Mason City.
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Weather Bureau
Huth
Des Moines
Capital City
Buren
Oer
Crostan
Albly
Ottumwa
Athinite
Onawa
Montezuma
Marshalltown
Ames
Mason City
Second School Bond Vote Planned at Red Oak
Red Oak voters in the Independent School District will go to the polls in two months on September 19 to ballot on a $225000 bond issue. The measure requires a majority to pass.
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Red Oak
Red Oak Independent
World Peace Test Looms Over Yugoslavia Ultimatum
The United States issued a 48 hour ultimatum to Yugoslavia demanding release of imprisoned American airmen and access for U.S. diplomats to probe a second shoot down near Marshal Tito's summer home. If unmet by Friday night, Washington would ask the UN Security Council to act, testing the council's power amid the Big Five vetoes.
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Yugoslavia
America
Associated Press
U.S
United States
Waliington
Yaroslavia
Balkan
U. 8
Marshal Tito
Security Council
United Nations
Biz Five Nations
Moscow Has No Comment on Yugoslavia Notes
London dispatch reports the United States and Yugoslavia notes drawn up with no public comment from Moscow. An AP Washington correspondent notes the notes are the hottest the State Department has sent recently and suggests Western allies should apply strong economic pressure on Yugoslavia.
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London
Moscow
Munsday
United States
Yugoslavia
A “Ll. Disputch
A. P
Washington
State Department
Peace Parleys Shoved Aside at Yugoslav Summit
Paris dispatch reports Secretary Byrnes left the peace conference session to confer with advisers on Yugoslav tensions. The 48 hour U S ultimatum dominated proceedings as Byrnes and European affairs aides debated next moves. Yugoslav leaders, led by Marshal Tito, prepared responses amid high tension over airmen seized and Allied air activity in Yugoslavia.
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Robert Bunson
Paris
U. S
James Fy
Byrnes
United States
Yugoslavia
Diplot Byrnes
Europe
Charles B. Bohlen
State Department
Samuel Reber
Nations Security Council
Sergije Makiedo
Acheson
Security
Turkey Replies to Dardanelles Control Demands
Ankara said on Thursday it sent a reply to Russia’s demands for joint control of the Dardanelles. Details of the note were not disclosed, but officials indicated the response reflected firm denial. The disputed strait links the Black Sea and the eastern Mediterranean, a vital conduit in wartime considerations.
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Ankara
Turkey
P — Turley
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Russia
Mediterranean
Transfers Outhouse Case to Waterloo Court
A hearing on the OPA suit for an injunction against Robert WN Highy of Cedar Falls over the removal of an outhouse that left Highy s Cedar Falls tenants without toilet facilities has been transferred to Waterloo Court. The case was scheduled for Thursday before Judge Clee Lew McNeely with details from Dubuque.
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Dubuque
OPA
Robert WN. Highy
Cedar Falls
Highy
Clee Lew McNeely
Tito's Fliers Likely Used U.S. Planes
An American observer in Trieste reports that two planes, one a transport and another a fighter, were seen over Yugoslav territory. The fighter planes attacked the transport, which broke up and crashed near a mountain with black smoke. Witnesses described explosions and a possible parachute drop while signaling victory. The incident risks diplomatic strain between Washington and Belgrade as details emerge.
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John FP. McNight
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Yugroslav Tarhter Phines
Iiafacture
Yuroshisha
Iis
Til
Ray
Washington
Yaroslavich
Heeye Wiese
Mary
Jim
Averiean
Bled
Pernons Paurachuter
Ehare
Austria
Mar
PTH
U S Envoy Delivers Ultimatum to Tito at Bled
Ambassador Richard Patterson transported by plane to Marshal Tito’s Lake Bled headquarters to deliver a 48 hour ultimatum demanding the release of American fliers. Yugoslav officials including Gen Vladmir Velebit and Mirko Bruner joined the meeting as U S case preparation continued in Paris.
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Belgrade
U.S
Richard C. Patterson
Marshal Tito
Washington
Yugoslavia
United States
Richard ©. Patterson
Sultimatumn
le Charles
Provan
George Demasi
Iq Paterson
Demasi
Bled
Hitler's Executioner Reported Captured News Flash
A Russian newspaper report claims Miivelleh Wilhelm Roettger the former chief executioner was captured near Tuosgatal. The dispatch notes Roettger’s role in past executions and ties to the failed attempt against Hitler, marking a potential turning point in the pursuit of Nazi leaders.
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Bone
Night Express
Miivelleh
Wilhelm Roettger
Hitlen
Sarthive
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Security Council of United Nations
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