Sept 9 Fixed Date for New Meat Prices
A Washington report notes meat price ceilings are restored as of Sept 9 under OPA rules. Porter confirms earlier price hikes on wheat and bread, with 7 cent rise for certain pork products and orange prices edging up. The industry braces for full enforcement as new parity and wholesale thresholds take effect and enforcement expands with 2,500 new investigators.
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Marvin L. Arrowemith
Washington
Ora
Paul Parod
OPA
Pew Porter Central
OFA
Porter
Porter Wye
Harter
Pavel Mar Waeers
Pacter
Ava
British Transferring Troops to Palestine
A British spokesman said the movement of an armored division to Palestine to relieve the Sixteenth Airborne is not planned. The first armored units have been deployed to Italy including Naples Bari and other cities, and the transfer will not affect the occupation of Vernes in Hiuila. A London war office denial followed rumors of a redeployment.
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Thimste
San Allen Millit
Ats oNpOl Cme
Sais Berg
BUESH
Bologia
Naples
Bari
Italy
Hiuila
Irish War Office
London
Witt
Palestine
Mrs Smith to Write Garden Column in The Nonpareil
Jawa Perforated Garden clubs state president Mrs Raymond A Smith will author a new garden column for The Nonpareil weekly starting Moray on August 26. She also edits The Towa Gardens, the federation publication.
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Raymond A. Smith
Jawa
Moray
Smith
Towa Gardens
Etobe Ab
Ales
Shoot to Kill Police Ordered in Northwest Robbery Case
Authorities hunted Friday for two youths believed linked to a car theft and a high speed chase through the northwest. Five suspects, part of a green car gang, are in custody. two younger youths, 10 and 17, are sought for questioning in the Lovers Lane slaying of Lewis Zenz and wounding his fiancée Ingrid Larsen. Police said Acting Chief Warren ordered officers to shoot to kill if necessary during confrontations. In a separate Wednesday shooting, Robert Miller, 39, was wounded and a 24-year-old woman was hit as armed assailants entered a Glencoe restaurant kitchen, took $250, and fled in a black coupe. Detectives identified one assailant from Miller and pursued others as roadblocks were set.
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Cincago
Aiso
Dating|ang
Liane
Lewis Zenz
Ingrid Larsen
John J. Warren
Robert Miler
Country Ware
Toathouse
Glencos
Chee Swanson
Sheruf Frank Peterson
Miller
Mag
Kortler
Charles ‘Torltschem
Clilenen
Rodeo Program Draws 15000 as Day Two Crowds Fill Sidney Stand
A 15,000 crowd attended the second day of the twentieth annual bronco festival in Sidney. Steve Ueacock of Billings, who led steer wrestling Tuesday, suffered multiple broken ribs and withdrew from bulldogging Wednesday evening. Buck Wyatt won bareback riding. pay money winners included Freckles Brown, Wyatt, Whatley, Killough, Teague, Rice, Green, Whiteman, Ambler, Fletcher, and Henley. Evening turnout exceeded 10,000, but general admission seats weren’t full in the afternoon.
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Specitl
Sidniy
Sidney
Broncos
Steve Ueacock
Billings
iMont
Buck Wyatt
Brharma
Freckles Brown
Omaha
Todd Whatley
Dallas
Tex
Buck Killough
Miami
Okla
Joe Teague
Fort Smith
Ark
Ole Rice
Houston
Carlos Green
Beggs
Ola
Tin Whiteman
Clarksville
Jerry Ambler
Glenwood
Wash
Rich Fletcher
Mua
Cal
Cecil Henley
Wayward
Calif
Waate
President Truman Basks in Bermuda on Vacation
President Truman arrived in Bermuda aboard the presidential yacht Williams burg and docked at the U S naval base. He plans a multi day stay to rest and refuel before resuming the cruise returning to Washington by Labor Day, September 2.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Truman
United States Naval Operating Base
Creat Britanna
Washington
Bave Waate
Visitor Thrown From Fairgrounds Whirligig
A 41 year old Ot tumwa resident Seston Simmons was hurled from the Han whirl ride at Wapella county fairgrounds. Crowd watched as the device collapsed into the stand breaking supports and tipping to the ground. He was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries and lost his arm and leg in the crash.
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Seston Simmons
Ottumwa
Wapella County Fair
Amar
Olen
Clark in Berlin to Discuss Trade
Atty. Gen. Tom Clark arrived in Berlin on Thursday to press for relaxing negotiations with Germany on trade. He met with Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay and officials of the division dismantling German cartels as American cartel investigators pursue a decartelization program with possible broad unilateral action in the U S occupation zone. Clark said American buyers should be invited to review German exports and advise on world market needs, potentially via more liberal licensing under the trading with the enemy act.
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Berlin
P.A
Tom Clark
Germany
Dto
Lucius BD. Clay
U. S
Clark
Bave Wasta Papor
Frozen Egg Program Ends Sept. 13
The agriculture department will end its frozen egg buying program on September 13 to supply the United Kingdom. Only 10 million of 32 million pounds sought since June 3 have been purchased, and offers for more were rejected due to price. Officials cited Britain’s willingness to meet processors’ prices as a factor.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United Kingdom
Seven Injured in Blast at Ohio Apex Plant
An explosion and fire at the Ohio Apex plastics plant in Nitro West Virginia injured at least seven people and left one missing. Hospitals admitted victims as crews from surrounding areas battled the blaze two hours after the blast.
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NITRO
W. Va
Ohio Apex Company
Bit Plastics
Balkans Again May Be Powder Key to Europe
Paris reports Greek Premier Tsaldaris seeks to amend the Wallas treaty to award northern Epirus to Greece. Ukraine’s Manuilsky warns that Balkan claims and violence risk widening incidents, saying the Balkans may again be the powder keg of Europe and threaten world peace.
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Robert C. Wilson
Paris
Ukraine
Balkans
Europe
Albania
Greece
Dimitri Manuilsky
Constantin Tsaldaris
Wallan
Epirus
Manuilsky
Tsaldaris
Estonian Refugees Denied Admission to United States
A group of 72 refugees aboard the sail-powered Ite ship remained off Biscayne Bay Miami awaiting immigration decisions after three months at sea from Sweden. The group includes 11 men, six wives, and a 5 year old girl from Estonia and expresses hope to stay, while plans for their next destination remain uncertain.
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Miami
Fin
Felix Tandre
Stoop
Niki
Estonia
Sweden
Saso Wanis Popor
Baseball Results From National League Game Report
Fragmentary box score shows teams Boston and Chicago with runs and innings. Mentions Spahn Masi Lehmitz Kush Livingston and H E St. Louis New York pitch lines Galehouse Mancusa Bev ong Robiiaen. Text is incomplete with garbled entries and unclear final outcomes.
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Boston
Chisago
Spahn
Masi
Lehmitz
Kush
Livingston
H. E. St. Louis
New York
Galehouse and
Mancusa
Bevong
Robiiaen
Saya
Second School Bond Vote Planned at Red Oak
Red Oak voters in the Red Oak Independent School District will go to the polls on September 19 to ballot on a $225,000 school bond issue. The first vote failed narrowly to gain the required majority.
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Pspovsal
Nony Erell
Red Oak
Red Oak Independent
Wante Payer
Weather outlook for Council Bluffs and vicinity
Mostly cloudy with possible thundershowers on Friday. High around 80 degrees, with partly cloudy conditions Saturday and scattered showers or thunderstorms in the southwest portion. Nebraska and Iowa regions show varied cloudiness and rainfall totals.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Council Bluffs
Towa
Pelday
Nebraska
East Pridewater
Woman Arrested as Russian Spy
FRANKFURT Germany The United States army said a Russian secret police agent Mrs Lena Hera Krupenko spent nearly a year spying in the American zone of occupation She was turned over to liaison officers of the Russian army in Frankfurt The Russian woman posed as a German and a doctor to obtain an UNRRA job She confessed to faking identity papers for others presumably agents and reporting regularly to NKEVD supervisors on the political attitude of displaced persons in American camps.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Lena Hera Krupenko
UNRRA
NKEVD
Pair Admit 34 Safe Burglaries
Neil Lowrey and James Lalond, both jailed, confessed to 34 similar burglaries across Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and South Dakota. They were sentenced to 10 years in Fort Madison for the August 11 Oakland elevator break in.
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Neil Lowrey
James LaFond
Dubuque
Oakland
Fred Strather
Lowrey
Lalond
Avacél Wertiesday
Don Jackson
Fort Madison
Charles Roe
Shenff
Iowa
Fort Rodge
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakota
Imaquoketa
Bob Wilson
Omaha
LaVon
Graer Eslinger
Minneapolis
Minn
Eva Wingle
Reinvokes Control of Foreign Ships
The coast guard tightens control over foreign ships entering American ports to ensure full U S investigators access to passengers crews and cargo. The action, under amendments to the anti espionage act of 1917, resumes after wartime relaxation with unclear links to specific incidents and agencies involved.
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Washington
Coast Guard
United States
State Department
Justice Department
Wanley Files Complaint Against Oliver Corporation
Minneapolis based regional director Jamies M. Shields announced an NLRB complaint against Oliver Corporation Charles City Iowa. The charges by United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers Local No. 222 claim the company refused to bargain with the union as exclusive representative since May 10, 1946, and a public hearing is set for 10 a.m. Tuesday September 10 in Floyd County Courthouse auditorium Charles City before an NLRB trial examiner.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Jamies M. Shields
National Labor Relations Board
Oliver Corporation
Charles City
United Farm Equipment, and Metal Workers, of America
Arout
Floyd County
NLRB
World Peace at Stake Over Yugoslavia Ultimatum
Belgrade and Washington clash as a 48 hour ultimatum presses Yugoslavia to release American airmen and allow independent inquiry into a second downed plane near Marshal Tito's summer home. US threats to call UN Security Council loom, raising fears of a crisis in world peace machinery.
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Yugoslavia
America
U.S
United States
Eo Ok
Washington
Balkan
U. S
Marshal Tito
Moscow Has No Comment On U S Yugoslavia Notes
AP report notes Moscow radio quoted an A. S. dispatch via The A. B. Washington correspondent, calling the American notes to Yugoslavia the hottest the State Department has sent in recent times. Diplomats think Western allies should apply strong economic pressure on Yugoslavia.
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London
Moscow Radio
United States
Yugoslavia
A. S
A. B
Washington
State Department
Jin
Byrnes Shifts Peace Talks Amid Yugoslav Ultimatum
Secretary of State James F. Byrnes left the Paris peace conference session to confer with advisers on Yugoslavia after Washington issued a 48 hour ultimatum. Byrnes, Bohlen, and Reber moved to their quarters as Yugoslav leaders, including Marshal Tito, held responses. Unclear if Yugoslavia will comply, while press reaction to the shootdown contrasts with a note protesting Allied overflights weeks earlier.
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Paris
ULS
James F. Byrnes
United States
Yugoslavia
Byrnes
Europe
Charles BE
Bohlen
State Department
Eastern Europe
Samuel Reber
United Nations Security Council
Marshal Tito
Turkey Replies to Dardanelles Demand Denied Joint Control
Ankara announced it sent a reply to Russia on joint control of the Dardanelles. The exact contents were not disclosed but the note was widely understood as a categorical denial. The Dardanelles strait links the Black Sea to the eastern Mediterranean.
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Ankara
Turkey
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Russia
Mediterranean
Transfers Outhouse Case to Waterloo Court
Hearing on an OPA suit to obtain an injunction against Robert N. Highy of Cedar Walls concerns removing an outhouse that left Highy and Cedar Pally tenants with unsanitary facilities. The case, moved from federal court here, is set for Waterlog court session on Sep. 10, with Clerk Lee McNerly reporting on Thursday.
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Dubuque
OPA
Robert N. Highy
Highy
Cedar Pally
Likhe Telat
Lee McNerly
Tito's Fliers Likely Used U S Planes
An eyewitness in Bled reports American made fighters, possibly P 51 Mustangs, attacked a Yugoslav transport near the Yugoslav frontier. He describes the transport burning and spiraling to the ground with black smoke, two parachutes later sighted, and fighter jets executing a victory pass over the lake and city.
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John P. McNight
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Ygoslav Fiehler
Yugoslavlca
Bled
Heosmie
Cheranigpart
Hec
Pspeer
Bled Ag IL
Ainsport
Wied
Seventh Polio Fatality Reported At Local Hospital
A polio death was confirmed at a local hospital as health officials urged continued vaccination. The incident follows several recent poliomyelitis cases and raises concerns about community immunity and outbreak control measures.
U S Ultimatum Delivers to Tito at Bled Meeting
United States Ambassador Richard Patterson flies to Marshal Tito’s headquarters near the Austrian border to demand release of American Miers within 48 hours. Yugoslav officials including Gen Vladimir Velebit and Deputy Foreign Minister Mirko Bruner join the talks as concerns rise over a potential Russian veto and broader Soviet expansion. Secretary Byrnes orders preparation of the American case for the Security Council while U S diplomacy hardens against appeasement of Soviet influence.
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Belgrade
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
Marshal Tito
Washington
Yugoslavia
United States
Richard €. Patterson
Miers
Tito
Vladimir Velebit
Bled
Velebit
Mirko Bruner
Foreign Office
San Francisco
Charles O. Provow
Pye
George Demasi
Patterson
Provow
Demasi
Seatel
Iitimatum
Council
Sermije Makiedo
Byrnes
Paris
Acheson
Security Council
Ollice
Russia
Dardanelles
Hitlers Executioner Captured Reported by Night Express
Berlin dispatch cites Night Express reporting the capture of Nazi executioner Rudolf Rurter by Russian forces. The article alleges involvement in wartime assassinations against Hitler, citing a claim dated December 20, 1944.
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Hitler
Berlin
Night Ex_bress
Hier
Welih
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Mrs. Smith
Bes
Jack Monroe
Clos
Chicago
Bulldogger
Phurachiy'a
Pread
Wanley
Security Council of United Nations
Security Council of the United Nations
Moscow
U. S. Ultimatum
Robert Bunson
Outhouse
Waterloo Court
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