Butter Price Break Sends Others Down
Prices for many cost of living items tumbled in major cities led by a sharp fall in wholesale butter in New York and Chicago. Keg prices dropped in several locations with a wholesale decline in New York and reductions in New York Boston Philadelphia Atlanta Kansas City Los Angeles and San Francisco. The Associated Press survey shows department stores cutting clothing prices substantially in post holiday sales. Officials question whether declines will hold and whether February will bring broader food price reductions. News notes the butter market had been kept high in New York and the dairymen league cooperative says it helped support prices to protect milk prices.
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California Hit By Two Day Rain Storm Deadly Flood Toll Rises
Los Angeles reports a two day storm dropping about three inches in most valleys and up to five in Pasadena. A drowning victim and eight additional deaths in traffic push Christmas tolls higher as authorities launch anti drunken driving drives for the New Year period.
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Train wreck near New Orleans injures Panama Limited riders
Six cars of the Panama Limited left the rails near Ruddock 31 miles from New Orleans. About 40 to 500 passengers were injured with one seriously hurt. The streamline Chicago to New Orleans flyer faced a sudden swaying before seven cars toppled, ejecting passengers into a chaotic scene as they fled through windows and doors.
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Eight Die From Poisoned Drink At Atlanta Party
Eight African Americans died after drinking an alcoholic mixture of bootleg liquor and wood alcohol at a Decatur Street party in Atlanta. Two others are in serious condition. Detectives found six empty bootleg cans and two wood alcohol containers nearby. Victims named include Joseph Lawson Skip Reid Margaret Warren Curtis Tensley T. C. Howard William Wilson and an unidentified man.
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Darien Incident Downplayed by State Department
State Department spokesman in Washington said no Soviet ultimatum was given to the U S Navy courier ship at Darien despite Navy reports to the contrary. Cmdr Edgar L Yates and Lt Cmdr Tilchmann Koons described a 20 minute deadline with Soviet troops present at the dock, while observers noted the official denial of an ultimatum.
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Mother-In-Law Killer Escapes Jail in Upstate Manhunt
An ex-Army detainee, Rufus Thomason, who killed Mrs. Bedie Welch in Itawamba County, fled Fort McClellan Hospital on Christmas night. He was captured earlier, then escaped during hospital treatment and is believed to be limping, aided by a likely cane. The guard and a Fort McClellan provost marshal say a soldier freed him.
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First White Baby Of 1947 To Receive Cash And Gifts
The Eagle reports a cash prize and gifts for the first white baby born in any of Dethan's three hospitals after 12 midnight December 21 1946. The winning newborn will receive $5 and additional gifts as announced in Monday's edition.
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Thompson Gains Solons Support in Georgia Election
ATLANTA AP reports Gov elect MD Bonaparte received strong backing from state leaders as campaign lines formed. Voters weigh three major policy points including infrastructure, energy, and election integrity amid tight polls and new leadership signals.
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Napier Field Reverts to City and County
The War Assets Administration announced Napier Field in Alabama, leased during the war, will be returned to the City of Dothan and Houston County with $2,750,000 of government buildings and improvements, at no cost to the locality.
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Truman Reports Ten Billion Return On Lend Lease
President Truman stated that by September 30 the United States had recovered more than 10.0 billion dollars from the lend-lease program out of a total outlay of about 50.7 billion. He noted postwar sales to 13 Allied nations added about 1.2 billion in receipts and emphasized lend-lease was now primarily a liquidation effort after an ambitious wartime program.
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Auto Wreck Fatal To Albert Parrish
Albert Parrish of Mariani died from head injuries after a car overturned near Mariania on the Cottondale road late last night. Funeral arrangements were announced later by Maddox Funeral Home, with G. W. Martin given a fire department permit for a residence at 204 Range Street.
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Day After Christmas Blues In Hal Boyles Column
Hal Boyles New York AP column reflects teen wish to escape identity after a Christmas day. The narrator longs to shed self and worries about daily worries and unfinished resolutions while contemplating work and personal woes.
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Peron Floats U N Envoy Sent To Spain
Buenos Aires reports Argentina will send Pedro Radio as ambassador to Spain and present credentials in Madrid despite a United Nations General Assembly anti Franco resolution. Argentina opposes the 12 December recommendation and says it will not withdraw top diplomats.
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Five Alarm City Fire Depletes Firemen Kent Crew
Firemen Kent battle a second day of fires in the city with five alarms. The blaze spreads through South Appletree near West and threatens Pack Ay, prompting department calls to multiple sites. Damaged blocks include Teorth Park area as crews work to control the flames.
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Death toll at Shanghai triple plane crash reaches seventy one
Shanghai authorities report seventy one dead after a triple plane crash near the city. Rescue teams continue searching for survivors as officials assess the scene and cause.
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Autos Collide Near Intersection With Minor Damage
A minor auto collision occurred at the intersection of So Rauter and Wary tremfe around 2 pm. A car driven by Tula feevd MeGyuaar collided with a panel truck driven by Rabert Doge Benefiid. both vehicles sustained damage but no injuries or charges were reported.
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Republicans Defer Decision On Efforts To Unseat Bilbo
Senate Republicans postponed a decision on challenging Senator Theodore Bilbo as GOP leaders report backing from several members. The steering committee will reconvene after further evidence, with talk of possible action postponed until Congress convenes January 3.
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Truman RFC Director Allen Resigns January 16
George E. Allen resigns as a director of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation after urging a sweeping rewrite of the RFC act. President Truman names John Dr. Goodloe to replace him effective Jan 16. Allen, known as a presidential loyalist, will remain a close adviser.
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Ross
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New England Hit By Severe Cold Wave
The Associated Press reports a harsh cold wave across New England and upstate New York with temperatures dropping to 18 below zero in Caribou Maine. Sub zero readings spread through northern regions as a new air mass and snow cover the Great Lakes area with near to below zero forecasts for tomorrow. Mild weather remained elsewhere.
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Truck Wheel and Tire Found on S Bell Street
City police reported finding a truck wheel and tire on S Bell Street Wednesday night. The owner can recover them at the police station with proper identification.
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