OPA Schedules Restoring Meat Ceilings Amid Livestock Snarl
Washington AP report notes OPA sticks to its plan to raise beef and pork ceilings after a delay caused by last‑minute live animal control gaps. Secretary Anderson authorizes hikes to spur production, while price boards stress independent authority and caution on dairy ceilings.
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Washington
OPA
Agriculture
Ment
Clinton P. Anderson
Congress
Paul Porter
CIO
Cost of Living Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roy L. Thompson
Decontrol Board
New Orleans
Porter
New York
Thompson
Truman may attend Alabama inauguration rites
Alabama Governor designate James E. Folsom told columnist Grover C. Hol Jr. that President Truman had been invited to Folsom’s January inauguration and might attend. Folsom said Truman wished to attend but would be expected to attend all inaugurations. he also noted Truman’s possible presence in Alabama if time allows.
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Montgomery
The
Alabama Journal
James E. Folsom
Truman
Journal
Grover C. Hol, Jr
Folsom
Elba
Ala
Maz
Washington
Hall
Secret Service
Birmingham
New York
Senator Hill
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Alabama
Broadway
Orient
Herman Nelson
Huntsville
Belsom
Harry Simon Dies on Mobile Trip Chief License Official
Harry On Simon 59 chief of the Alabama State Department of Revenue license division died early today at Mobile City Hospital after a coronary attack while on official business in Mobile. He resided at 105 Wilma Road Montgomery and had joined state government in May 1933 as an assistant in the Deputy Assessor's office.
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Mobile
Ala
Harry On
Alabama State Department
Revenue
Mobile City Hospital
Wilma Road
Montgomery
Simon A
Pennsylvania Probe of Klan Activities Promised
Governor Edward Martin ordered state police to investigate the Ku Klux Klan in Pennsylvania after a request from Justice Meier Steinbrink of the New York State Supreme Court. Steinbrink, chair of the Anti-Defamation League board, cited a Franklin County Klan open letter urging action and claimed incitement of hatred.
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Harrisburg
API
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Meier Steinbrink
New York State Supreme Court
Steinbrink
B’nai Birth Anti- Defamation League
Martin
Franklin County
Chamberburg
Chambersburg
Charles R. Nicklas
The
Public Opinion
KKK
Federal Department of Justice
Ku Klux Klan
United
Man Fights Brakes Lose Money in Wild Street Incident
In Los Angeles AP report Jim Moreland recalls a car rolling downhill after he and his wife Mary left a grocery with a $10 bill in hand. The vehicle jumped a curb, injuring them, and a witness grabbed the $16 before Moreland retrieved it.
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Los Angeles
Jim Moreland
Mary
Moreland
Big Four Meet to Curb Strife at Paris Conference
British, American, Soviet, and French ministers gathered in Paris to revive the Pan Peace Conference. A clash over an Australian plan to form a data sub committee on the Italian French frontier flared in the Italian commission before talks began. The four powers and nine others seek common ground amid 300 treaty amendments.
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Robert Eunson
PARIS
Britain
Russia
United States
France
Georges Bidault
U.S
James F. Byrnes
Ernest Bevin
V. M. Molotov
Lavish Verano Yacht Sinks in Lake Michigan Mystery
Coast Guard units searched Lake Michigan for survivors after the 92 foot Verano sank seven and a half miles north of South Haven. Three men aboard included Chester Granath of Chicago and two unnamed crew members. The vessel, valued around 100000, left Chicago for repairs in Holland before vanishing in 60 feet of water. Officials saw a dinghy and life jackets aboard, with no sign of fire or explosion.
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South Haven
Michapi
Coast Guard
Verano
Lake Michigan
Vlabont
Maynard Dowell
Parl Ridge
Hfe
Here
Chicago
Holland
Mich
Chester Granath
Dowell’s
Fred
Ben
Granath
Dowell
Verona
Bosun
William Herbst
Nation's Traffic Tolls Fall in July Says Safety Council
The National Safety Council reports July traffic deaths at 2,530, 23 percent below peacetime 1941 levels. The decline follows a safety drive begun in May and credits the effort for the third straight month under prewar levels. Rural fatalities surged 64 percent in the first half of 1946. Memphis tops cities with 293,090 population.
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Chicago
TTP
National Safety Council
Truman
Memphis
Nation aims for balanced budget on rising 165 billion income
Washington reports government experts expect individual incomes to reach about 165 billion dollars this fiscal year, above 1945’s peak. Tax revenue projections appear ripe for revision upward, with Congress and Treasury pursuing tax evasion crackdowns and relief measures amid postwar cuts, all signaling potential budget balance.
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Washington
Congress
Hucdpet Bureau
Truman
Treasury
America
Nazi War Criminals To Hear Fate In September
The International Tribunal will announce verdicts for 23 Nazi war criminals after trials that began last November. Proceedings may recess for verdicts, with simultaneous trials planned in Nuernberg Furth and Regensburg. A 54,000,600 fund funds these proceedings though they may not be international as originally planned.
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Mernberg
International Tribunal
Nuernbt
Furth
Regensburg
County Funds Approved for Napier Field Building Purchases
Probate Judge Saxon BP Poyner and the Hess ton County Board of Revenue authorized paying 10 464 50 from county spare funds for the purchase of buildings and facilities at Napier Field from the Federal Government. The City of Dutan will pay a similar amount under a joint contract. The board also approved two new automobiles for the sheriff's department to be delivered after January 1 to reflect the sheriff's office shift from a fee to a salary basis with the new term beginning in January.
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Saxon BP. Poyner
Hesston County
Poyner
Sheriff's Department
Finance officer visits Hougton County Probate Office
M. B. Lawrence district supervisor of the Alabama Department of Finance met Probate Judge Saxon P. Poyner and staff during a routine visit to the Hougton County Probate Office today.
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Hougton County
M. B. Lawrence
Alabama Department of Finance
Saxon P. Poyner
Chiang Kai-shek forms coalition body to ease Chinese crisis
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek approved creating a five member committee headed by American ambassador John Leighton Stuart to press a coalition government. The move aims to unite Kuomintang and other parties for an interim state council ahead of the November assembly. Communist leaders warned of a separate government unless included. Premier T. V. Soong announced members Wu Te-chan Chang I-sheng would join the talks, with a summit planned at Kuling to receive guidance from leaders.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
John Leighton Stuart
Stuart
Kuomintapg
Bacy
Oa Nore
National Assembly
T. Wo Soong
Sucrt
Mrabers- Wu Te-chan
Kuomintang
Chang I-sheng
Interior
Australia accuses Russia of prejudice in Security Council
Australian delegate Paul Hasluck charged the Soviet Union with prejudice for refusing Transjordan's UN membership due to no diplomatic relations. The council debated eight applications as Albania and Outer Mongolia were discussed, with Russia and the United States at odds over resolutions.
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Australia
Russia
Security Council
Francis W. Carpenter
Lake Success
Paul Hasluck
Delepair
United Nations Searcrily Council
Transjordan
General Assembly
An Saaly
Netherlands
United States
Egypt
Ching
Soviet Reestatuj
Monsolian People’s Republic
Natons
Great Britain
Albania
Council
84 Year Old Father Of Three Babies Seeks Pension
James K Pearson an 84 year old mountaineer whose wife 31 gave birth yesterday to an eight pound 12 ounce girl seeks higher old age pension The birth prompted him to hike from his mountain cabin to Hancock County authorities The doctor attributed Pearson s vigor to daily ridge hikes and noted his other two daughters aged five and three and school age.
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Dr. Mulsand
Pearsons
Five more white convicts recaptured after Draper Prison escape
AP reports five white inmates escaped from Draper Prison in Alabama, the second breakout in three days. Four were quickly recaptured within two hours, following a chase that started after the men fled a work gang near the prison. Two were found at a nearby Negro house, and two more abandoned a car after a short chase. Recaptured: Russell Kinsberts and Leland Thornton in the nearby wards. Julius Crosby and Cleveland Ott detained in Montgomery area. One fugitive remained at large. The escape prompted a search with a strong arrest emphasis by state troopers.
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Speigner
Draper
Ders
State Highway Patrol
Montgomery
Spetgnee
Privan Farm
Russell. Kinsberts
Cullinan County
Leland
Thornton
Lauderdale
Julius Crosby
Calhoun County
Cleveland Ott
Montwmery
Kimber
Croaby
Ott
SUN
Treferrain
Tan
Marbury
Ala
Marevin Eubanks
Mobile County
Jammer D. Roberts
Seffer
Alabamian Arrested On 40 Year Old Murder Charge
LAVERNE Alabama. Anan wanted for a 40 year old murder indictment has been arrested in Salem Oregon. William Herbert Hogers was indicted in 1906 for the slaying of Lena Moseley. Sheriff L F Horn will seek extradition and trial here.
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Laverne
Ala
Anan
Salem
Ore
L. F. Horn
Sherff Horn
William Herbert Hogers
Lena Moseley
Horn
Oregon
Chauncey Sparks
Rogers
Moseley
Soldier Freed After Widow Requests Dismissal
In Holly Springs Mississippi a Fort Benning paratrooper George Tabler 26 was freed of first degree murder charges by judge dismissal at the request of the victim’s widow. Tabler was charged with the January 1945 slaying of Holly Springs Marshal A D Hill and released on bond to report for foreign duty after the motion by the prosecution. The widow urged dropping the case and Patterson said the action was granted.
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Holly Springs
Miss
George Tabler
Kansas City
Tabler
Fort Benning
A. D. Hill
Cicuit
Taylor M McElroy
B. Patterson
Hill
Patterson
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