Iowa OPA Price Panels Consolidated in Statewide Plan
Walter J. Riing announced that Des Moines will expand price panel coverage to Harrison and Pottawamie counties under a new statewide OPA price control structure. The plan reduces county boards to key area boards with a resident clerk at each station, reassigns employees, and aims to streamline operations across 53 Iowa area price control boards.
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Baught
Areg Price Boards
Kline
Avestere Lowe
Luwa Distriet
OPA
Towa
Naw
Kipge
Sehnelicos
Pew
OTA
Ohare
Coast Guard hunts for survivors of sunken yacht
Coast Guard patrols the area north of here to find survivors from the 02 foot yacht Verano owned by Maynard Dawell of Park Ridge. Three men aboard were feared lost after the vessel sank seven and a half miles north of the coast following trouble observed by shore watchers.
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Coast Guard
Phresdiay Covirehed
Leba Wich Weilnesrlay
Dent der Ni Ieee
Maynard Dawell
Park Ridge
Magufacture
Abe Pom
Verino
Chicago
Holland
Mich
Chester Cranath
Dewell
Granath
Senator Hickenlooper warns war risk remains high
Des Moines reports U S Senator BB Hickenlooper said there is not a large chance of immediate war but warned international frictions must be resolved to avoid involvement. He cited Turkey and the Balkans as potential flashpoints and urged careful diplomacy to prevent a broader conflict.
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Des Moinel
U. S
BB Hickenlooper
Turkey
Balkans
U S Asks Guilty Verdict Against Nazi Organizations
Washington hears Thomas J. Dodd urge the Nuremberg tribunal to convict five Nazi organizations the SA SS Gestapo and the general staff for their war crimes. He argues that conviction would prove no crime is excusable when committed in the name of a party or state and would deter future atrocities. The prosecutor says the groups may total up to 3 million members and could enable individual prosecutions beyond the 22 principals already on trial.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
International War Crimes Tribunal
Nurenberg
Reigh | Éablinet
Cott
Una
SA Brownshire
Gestapo
Igh
Mala
Dodd
Robert Jackson
Jackson
Wavt
Germany
Eile Yey
Four Powers Meet to Revive European Peace Talks
Britain Russia the United States and France held talks in Paris at Georges Bidault's office to find common ground for the 300 amendments to the peace treaties. Byrnes Bevin Molotov and Bidault attended with aides and interpreters, aiming to disclose progress and set a path forward as committees inch toward finalization. An Australian bid for a data subcommittee on the Talon-French frontier was defeated 6 to 1 in the commission.
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Robert Byanon
Paris
Britain
Russia
United States
France
James F. Byrnes
Ernest Bevin
Molotoy
Bidault
Uest
Bulgaria
Waly
Romania
Finsland
Hungary
Byrnes
Quai d’Orsay
Arthur Vandenberg
R.mleh
Tom Connally
Tex
Charles Bohlen
Molotov
Bevin
Heirens Tells Parents That He's Innocent
Chicago police say an undated letter from William Heirens to his parents, confiscated with two other notes, claims he confessed to three killings to end his life but maintained he did not commit them. State's Attorney Tuohy released the letters, noting one was to a friend.
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Chicago
William ‘Heirens
Yooth
William ‘Tuohy
Joan Slama
Heirens
Suzanne Degian
Pring Bac
Nate Xent
Fexpid
Waule Pater
Special Assistant to Sec Wallace Named for Regional Developments
Alpert C. Black former governor of the farm credit administration was named a special assistant to Secretary of Commerce Wallace to coordinate the department s bureaus and officers providing information and technical aid to state regional and development agendas Black spent two years as deputy administrator general of the American shadbit mission and formerly led the airline commerce department at Iowa State College
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Washington
Alpert C. Black
Farm Credit Administration
Secretary of Commerce
Wallace
Binele
Commerce Department
Offaers
Black
Tran
Iowa State College
Record Cold Readings Here Set August Low
A subfreezing reading of 44 degrees tied the coolest August minimum on record, beating the previous low from August 29, 1803. The 44 degree low matches readings from 1891 1915 and 1886. Forecasters predicted more autumn like temperatures with 40s and a high near 70 on Friday. Temperatures dropped across the middle west with several states reporting 30s.
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Weather Bureau
Rand
Wisconsin
Council Bluffs
Middle West
Baseball Results From Thursday's Games
The American League matchup ended with 9-1 in favor of Cleveland, while Chicago routed Brooklyn 36 to 29 in a dramatic late game. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 5-2 at Forbes Field as a sparse crowd watched. St Louis extended its NL lead with a 4-0 win over New York, and Boston closed its season by defeating Cincinnati 4-1 at Crosley Field to cap the four game set 8-1.
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Pitttsburgh
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Forbesfield
ST. Louis
St Louis
New York Giants
Howl Pollet
Brooklyn
Chicago
Wright
Padgett
Walters
Housser
Mueller
Weather forecast for Cornel Bluffs area
Partly cloudy with continued cold conditions. Friday highs near 20. Warmer late Friday with highs around 66 in the north portion. Nebraska outlook shows slightly warmer Friday in western third and total precipitation around 26.14 inches.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Bluffs
Nebraska
UN Council Nearing Vote on Members
The United Nations security council debated eight membership applications as it neared the September general assembly meeting. Australia, The Netherlands, the United States, Egypt, France, Great Britain and China pressed Andrei Gromyko to explain Russia's stance on Trans Jordan and Albania.
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Lake Success
Paul Hasluck
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Trans-Jordan
United Nations
General Assembly
Australia
Netherlands
United States
Egypt
France
Great Britain
China
Andrei A. Gromyko
Mexico
Gromyko
Francia W. Carpenter
Pavle Lukin
Albania
Lukin
Vassili Dendramis
Oscar Lange
Poland
Counci
Cash Receipts of Iowa Farmers Soar in Five-Year Span
Iowa farm cash receipts from livestock and products rose 181 percent to about 3.12 billion over 1941 45, surpassing the national average by 22 percent. Extension agronomist R K Bliss of Town State College said the gains average about 108.56 million annually across Iowa counties.
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AMIS
Iowa
R. K. Bliss
United States
Negro Pleads Guilty to Poisoning Well
In Holly Springs Mississippi a 28 year old Black farm worker J B Woolen pleaded guilty to murder in a well poisoning case that left six people dead and many ill. He received life imprisonment after admitting he poured poison into a community well last June hoping his estranged wife would permit visits.
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Holly Springs
Mlbs
Wolly Bovings
J. B. Woolen
Wooten
Freight Backlog Worsens As Railcars Strain Transportation
Director J Monroe Johnson warned the pending transportation crisis may force some factories to slow or halt operations as railroads cannot handle rising traffic. He said it will take a long time to move the backlog through fall and winter and that an order will push railroads to use freight cars more efficiently, adding 25,000 cars weekly.
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ODT
J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
Johnson
John R. Steelman
America Sets Up Its Own Radio in Berlin
Berlin announces a new American radio station aiming to broadcast to the German people. The medium wave outlet, to begin about Sept 1, will transmit at 1 kilowatt, higher than Radio Berlin's 10 watts, and should cover greater parts of central Berlin and a short reach into the Russian occupation zone.
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America
Berlin
Rawle Berlin
Anmers Lew Miliary
Radio
Col Kilian Convicted in Court Martial in Germany
Col Kilian, former depot commander at Lichfield, was found guilty of permitting and overseeing punishments of prisoners. He received an $800 fine and a reprimand by the seven officer panel. Witnesses testified about prisoner mistreatment while Kilian denied direct responsibility.
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Col. Kilian
BA Nauseeim
Germany
URS
Ddehten
England
Ural
LiehMadd
Killen
Sieiking
Prisagerk
Milian
Legion of Melt
Lichfield
Kiliin
Shehfield
Arronty Pliemie
Wihmam L Comfort
Putardhouse
Robert “Norton
Mountain View
N. M
Bruefly
Lichfield Gayard House
Killan
Liehfeld
Lord Cavan Dies at 80 in London
In London, Marshal Lord Milner Ord Cavan, aged 80, first headed the British Imperial General Staff from 1922 to 1926 and had a military career spanning the South Africa War era. He died Wednesday, ending a long and influential service in the British army.
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London
Fiid Marshal
Ord Cavan
Imperial General Staff
Paralyzed Man Finds Gardening a Release From Prison
Ervin Moore, 45, of 122 North Broadway, confined to his home for 16 years after infantile paralysis, discovers vegetable gardening as a cure for gloom and a path to renewed life. He recalls first symptoms in August 1930 and notes failed hospital treatments.
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Ervin Moore
North Broadway
Moore
Grippe and i
Town City
Swine Price Debate Spurs Farmers Alarm
Farmers say hog and corn price dynamics threaten pork output as reports from the Department of Agriculture warn hog prices lag behind rising corn costs. Analysts note the ratio fell below profitable levels, signaling potential shifts in marketing and production if prices do not rebalance.
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Ovid A
Martin Wastiington
Nyprtoek
Clingi Anderson
Due Vto
Aieedye
Chicago
Tarsig
Die Maildiwestern
Nalton
Jon
Agrlas
Department of Paris
Department
Bureau For
United States
Agriculture Department
Anderson
End of Great Lakes Strike Nearing Settlement
Early end to a coastward Great Lakes stoppage as two unions and ship operators move toward a tentative agreement. Interstate Steamship and International Navister firms back a contative accord to cut the 36 hour week to a 40 hour lead time at sea and at port. Contracts are to be signed by company and union officials, ending a six-ship tie up and signaling an imminent resumption of normal operations.
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Gumvislan
Ieurral
Noel Vox
Great Lakes
Vampantes
Cio-National Maritime Union
Fox
Interstate Steamship Company
Nirvester
Federal Cokelintor
Max
Eal
D& Haura
Db Inpol
Russia to Continue Bread Rationing Into Next Year
The government announced on Thursday that bread rationing in the Soviet Union would continue into next year due to ongoing shortages. Officials noted plans to maintain existing distribution and price controls to manage supply.
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Russia
Wikio Ivy Ce
OPA Holds to Schedule on Meat Prices
The article reports OPA plans to maintain June meat price schedules despite production concerns. It notes beef up to five and a half cents higher per point and pork by about three cents per pound, with delays caused by governance disputes. Official Anderson defends actions, citing livestock shortages and aim to spur production.
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OPA
Edwin B. Hackinaga
Wastenciton
OMA
Ageleclture
Ageleucture
Cline
Fan Po Antherson
Congress
Paul Porter
Anderson
Brewer Pioneer Dies at Barnes Hospital
Adolphus Busch IV, longtime president of Anheuser Busch Inc, died Thursday at Barnes Hospital after surgery to correct a net worth of rising stakes in the brewing firm. He was elected to succeed his father, the late August A Busch.
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Lemon
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Robinson
National League
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Casey
Lombardi
Edwards
Borowy
Prim
Livingston
UN Council
Mongolia
Java
Hon Alsa
Sarowiiely
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Lord Cavan
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Nave
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Bergen
N. J.P
Arthur J. Feley
Frank Robbins
Hudson County
Brewer Pioneer
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