Senate Votes Tattered OPA by 53-11 Vote
Washington reports a Friday Senate action on OPA extending price controls. The House rejected the Senate version and sent the measure to a conference committee to harmonize differences. Officials doubt a final compromise can win presidential veto avoidance and expect continued debate over price and administration powers.
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Cepitel Hill
William T. Peacock
Washington
Truman
Tes News Center
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OPA
Tenman
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Tiursilay
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Chantel
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Wee Tin Man
Kimp
Mobile radio telephone service expands Bell system reach
Reports describe installation allowing Bell system customers to connect from any telephone served by Bell with mobile units, cars, trucks, or river craft. The service targets business drivers in metropolitan areas for in‑field communication, enabling headquarters to stay in touch with traveling drivers and vehicles.
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Bell System
Ity
MacLafferty
Machafferty
Plans Set for Community Sing This Sunday
Announcements completed Friday for a community sing to cap pie season. Miss Riley will lead the Ferik jarUpren performance with Walter presiding as organist and Alice Mar Riley soloist. A full program list for the Hist Pinger will appear in Sunday's Nonparest.
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Civic Aids
Ehehad Walter
Wall Presigyt
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Alice Mar Riley
Willian Wiebuhr
Elect Organ
Ified Neilsen
Petrillo Surrenders to Federal Officers at James CC Petia
Fragmented text reports Petrillo surrendering to federal officers at a location described by garbled OCR. The passage references May 23, a court agreement, and several unclear proper names.
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James CC
Petia
Pete
Pearle
Outlook Good for Accord in Seaman Row
President Truman reported a good prospect for settling the maritime labor crisis to prevent a shipping tie up by Friday night. The government sought a general agreement among the seven unions, with optimism from conciliator Warren about a possible signing by Friday evening, while unions prepared to strike if demands for wages and overtime were unmet.
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Washington
Truman
Whitcomb Slayer Hardy Faces Jury in Fatal Case
A report notes Whitcomb Slayer Hardy is identified as the killer of a paner magnate. The mencion lists weather and forecast details for the area with temperatures around normal to above average, and mentions scattered showers and thunderstorms later in the week.
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Whitcomb
Brigham Young and Apostles Arrived Here 100 Years Ago
Max Namen recounts events from February 15 1846 when Brigham Young and 12 apostles reached Indian country near Bellevue and Council Bluffs, welcomed with a big dinner though misreported by Sarpy. The piece notes 1800 wagons and 10 000 Mormons across southern Iowa and Nauvoo exile beginning.
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LeoUs
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Neb
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Jackson Spurned Truman Request
President Truman declined to comment on Justice Jackson and his stance amid unresolved calls for resignation related to Black. He said he had no indication of Jackson or Black intending to resign and noted Jackson had wired him the day before the release of a statement.
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Truman
Robert [ Jackson
Jackser
Black
Jackson
Nuemberg
Hlack
Lalk
Tiuinel
Hegout
ML Vinson
Kertuet
Oh Treasury
Hugh Foot
Foreign Engineers Study Roadmaking in Midwest Program
A three day program brings foreign engineers to inspect and demonstrate road construction methods in a Midwest area. Officials from the shale Department Office of American Affairs and Pan American Highway Confederation coordinate the event with sponsors and local agencies.
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Cenape
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Ace
Midwest
Stules
Sisescie Nite
Shale Department
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Outer American Affairs
Public Road Administration
Pan-American Highway Confederation
Nts
Illinois Farmer Held for Murder
CAMBRIDGE Illinois John Morris a year old farmer recently released from a mental hospital who planned to surrender as more than 20 police fired tear gas and machine gun bullets into his home Thursday Was jailed Friday on charges of murdering Henry county Sheriff Byron Pierce and his elderly brother Frank Morris The sheriff 45 was killed after officers pushed into the farm home Two deputies were injured Several farmers witnessed the fight Morris reportedly signed a statement admitting he shot his 72 year old brother during a quarrel and shot the sheriff as he approached the front door Moore said Morris expressed no remorse about either death.
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Cambridge
John Morris
Wasda Jal Priday
Eriuges
Henry County
Frank Morris Morris
Byron Pierce
Lin
Reynolds MM
Averett
Morris
Pierce
Pievee
Hack Fane
Marrs
Ueston
Jelena Morabs
Ashe Marris
Trenpy
Itil
Peter DeRsukeshy
Palestine Policy of U S Unchanged
U S policy on Palestine remains unchanged according to a Washington briefing. President Tilman and a special cabinet committee discussed coordinating with Britain on the Middle East issue and the Anglo American commission’s recommendations.
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U. S
Washington
Shill
Tilman
Britain
Patterson
Snyder
London
Briain
Actios
The Truth Will Out on a Marriage License Copy
A garbled report notes the clerk records ages and facts on a marriage license application, with unclear handwriting and stray words suggesting a mix of names, ages, and dates. The fragment hints at a keeper of records noting the consequences of inconsistent details.
Lend Lease Costs Revealed in 1942 45 Aid Totals
President Truman’s twenty second annual lend lease report shows total aid to all nations from March 12, 1941, to December 31, 1945 reaching 49.096 billion dollars. China received 1.3356 billion in total lend lease through December. The British empire led recipients with 39.088 billion. Russia 14.281 billion. France 2.377 billion. other nations received smaller sums including Brazil and Norway. Soviet and allied orders extended beyond the period, with ongoing American airlift to China. Negotiations for final settlements with key partners UK, Turkey, India, France and Australia were reported as concluded or ongoing.
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Trman
Canesis
Eust Hie
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Agis
Coltinnie Suell
Truman
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China
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Tientsin
Hankow
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British Empire
Russia
France
Brazil
Netherlands
Greece
Norway
United States
America
United Kingdom
Turkey
Tdia
Australia
Major Bowes Dies After Long Illness
Major Edward Bowes, the radio impresario famed for the Wheel of Fortune show and his catch phrase all right, died Thursday night at his Rumson estate on the eve of his 72nd birthday after a lingering illness. He retired from radio about 13 months ago, having faced persistent death rumors in recent months amid health concerns and a fortune loss in real estate in San Francisco.
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Maj
Edward Bowes
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Bowes
Faili Tng
Enwes
I Doctor
Tie Chrysler Corporation
United States Proposes World Authority to Handle Atomic Energy
United States proposes an international atomic development and use authority to control atomic energy, ban manufacture of bombs, and dispose of existing weapons. Bernard Baruch outlines a framework with enforceable sanctions and world law, seeking a system without a veto for atomic issues. The plan stresses peaceful use and seeks global participation under UN oversight.
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World Authority
Francis W. Carpenter
New York
Maday
International Atomic Development Authority
Bernard Mo Barneb
Taare Old Fuyaneier
Pole de Theseguntey
United Nations Atomic Energy Convasion
Jumsch
Baruch
Baruch Nnd
Thait “Ll
Ba- Tuch
United Kingdom
China
France
Standish seeks injunction over unequal 1945 assessments
Myles Standish, owner of Omaha Standard Body, asks district court to bar the board of assessment and review from equalizing 1945 real estate assessments. He argues 1945 taxes were correctly set in 1915 and would not affect him. if 1945 was incorrect, he lacks standing and would come to court with unclean hands. The school board intervenes, contending the board is following Iowa tax commission orders to adjust and correct assessments for 1946-1948. hearing set for 930 a.m. Monday.
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Ir Myles Standish
Omaha Standard Body Company
Board of Assessment and Review
Loical Board of Review
Council Bluffs
Standish
Iowa State Tax Commission
Board of Assessment
Kimball
Peterson
Smith
School
Charles Roe
Saya Warte Majiee
McNutt Named U S Envoy to Philippines by Truman
President Truman announced Paul V. McNutt will be the first United States ambassador to the Philippines. McNutt, currently high commissioner, is in the islands aiding preparations for independence on July 4. Rear Adm. Gilchrist Stockton will serve as embassy attache in Manila.
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Washington
Paul V. McNutt
United States
Republic of the Philippines
Truman
McNutt
Senate
Philippines
Islands
Gilchrist Stockton
U.S
Manila
Identify Another Hotel Fire Victim
In Dubuque Mrs Helen Taylor Ingles age 21 of offfield Massachusetts was identified by her husband as a victim of the Sunday Canfield hotel fire. Her parents Mr and Mrs Robert E Tayl or of Los Angeles Calif lost their lives in the blaze. One body recovered earlier is named .
VFW Band Wins at Convention Parade Event
At the convention in TOM CITY a VFW band received the top award amid a winter festival setting. Judges and attendees noted strong performances from multiple corps including Boone and nearby groups. The prize totaled $10 with local officials and parade leaders recognizing standout musicians and conductors.
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Waier
Scotties
Boone, Ia
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