White Potato Prices Jump After Price Ceilings Lifted
Washington reports wholesale prices for white potatoes rose sharply after price ceilings were removed. California long whites and North Carolina cobblers surged in New York and Pittsburgh markets, with quotes climbing up to 9.50 per hundred pounds. Officials say the Senate action and OPS revocation of ceilings drive the jump, while projected easing may follow amid supply adjustments.
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Washington
Beterminent
Oday
Office of Price Stabilization
QPS
Senate
OPS
Agriculture Department
Pittsburgh
New York
California
Carolinas
North Carolina
North Carolina Cobblers
Carolna Sebages
Arnall
CPS
House
Atnall
Congress
Ira
Cénwrens
Browers
Ted L
Safegay Stores
NM Fg
Promotions Made in Greeley National Guard Unit
The Greeley National Guard unit promoted several members including Virgil Tongish Leroy Steinmiler and Dilver Sitomberser to sergeant in Headquarters and Headquarters Company and others to master sergeant and sergeant first class. Additional promotions included James B Cowan Nalgh EB Garland and Dalefi Telford to sergeant while Gordon Waddux and Claude lym advanced to corporal. An accident report notes a 3 15 p m crash on Twenty third avenue near the radio tower injuring three. Mary Krum 30 and Grace Pick 19 sustained cuts and bruises. William Carroll and John Pickenl were involved. Damage to a 3347 Pontiac was estimated at 450.
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Greeley National Guard
Virgil
Tongish
Leroy Steinmiler
Dilver Sitomberser
Qlasn
Dellon
Clyde
First Glace
Willam Eb, Carroll
Br Ellelule
Mies
Twenty-third Avenue
S2l
Roberd
Welsh
Mary Krum
Passenges
Grace Pick
Greeley
John Pickenl
Treeles
Officials probe pace of atomic arming program in Congress
In Washington, leaders of two commerce committees pledged action on whether the United States is moving quickly enough to produce atomic weapons. Representative Malon and Representative Mahon signaled hearings to question military witnesses, as requests for billions to expand atomic programs face scrutiny alongside debate over whether U S readiness matches Soviet hydrogen bomb efforts. In a separate item, Brush Colorado voters approved retaining parking meters after a six month trial, in a secret ballot among merchants.
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Washington, John
Joint Atomic Energy Committes
Trodud Staten
Malan
D-Tex
House
Fifs
Mahon
Rep
Thomas
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
United States
Jackson
Senate-house
Atomic Energy
Russia
Trimans
Brush
Colo
South City
Counell
Morlors
Steel Corp Buys Cincinnati Paper for Employee Group
Cincinnati’s Enquirer was sold to Portsmouth Steel Corporation on behalf of a group of the newspaper’s employees for cash after court approval. The announcement came from Tantri W. Bell, president of American Security and Trust Company, rival bid from Cincinnati Times-Star noted.
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Washington
Cincinnati Empirer
Potsmouth Steel Corporation
Tantri W. Bell
American Security and Trust Company
Portsmouth Steel
Cyrus W. Eaton
Enquirer
Cincinnati Times-Star
Taft
Eston
Robert A. Tate
Melean
Cineinnati
Aly Moraine
The
Times'Star
Detroit Steel Firm Signs with Union and Reopens Mills
Detroit stem Corp and the CIO United Steel Workers reached a contract agreement today ending their part in the nationwide strike. Details of the new contract were not available immediately. A Detroit steel spokesman confirmed the settlement and said it could provide a model for broader settlement.
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Detroit
Detroit Stem Corp
CIO
United Steel Workers
Detroit Steel
Truman Signs Postal Payroll
President Truman signed a $971,342,641 appropriation to cover the postal payroll and to fund immigration controls from Mexico. Postmasters were authorized to resume salary payments after the funds were released, ending a stoppage that affected about half a million postal workers.
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Washington
Jung
Bowen
Traman
Mar
Che
Posta
Conagroan
Mexico
Fostmaster
Dottaldgan
CSCE Opens Playoff With Rapid 7-0 Lead Over BYU
Colorado State seized a 7-0 early momentum after four and a half innings at Jackson Field in the playoff series against Brigham Young. Bruce Bills loaded the bases with walks then Minaya doubled scoring Distefano and Porter, followed by a double by Keek scoring Trotholz and Minaya. Stewart worked four innings for the Bears with two hits allowed as Bills left after the fourth.
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BYU
Colorado State
Jackson Field
Brigham Young University
Bears
Bruce Bills
Ob Walka
Minaya
Ny Distetana
Porter
Keek
Trotholz
Stewart
Tistefano
Bills
di Tolla
Distefano
Bob Stewart
Alix
Gary Johnson
Beara
Tane
Colo
Hleget
Bile
Johnson
Crawford
Yanks Down Seven MIGs in Korea Air Battle
U. S. Fifth Air Force reports seven MiG-15s destroyed or damaged in two separate mid day clashes near Manchuria as 36 Sabre jets clash with 16 Red fighters. Reported losses include eight MiGs destroyed with other claims under review. total to date cited as six MiGs destroyed and 407 damaged or destroyed.
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Seoul
Korea
Tere &—Ly
Manchuria
Air Force
Raism
S. Fifth Air Force
Todas
Utsns
Tor Woeke Iy Wammary
Taft Sees Ike Speech Boosting His Nomination Chances
Taft said Eisenhower’s speech improved his chances for the Republican presidential nomination, noting they were good before. Kefauver and Kerr of Oklahoma offered competing Democratic views while poll totals showed Ike and Taft leading. South Dakota results remained incomplete with Taft ahead by a wide margin.
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Estes Kefauger
Truman
Kelauyar
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Kefauver
Richard B. Rose Sell
Georgia
Mutual Security
W. Averell Harriman
Oil drilling reports in various wells across Dakota country
The Bauer well Earl Siler in SE 307-61 NW of North Greasewood pool was drilling below 6370 feet Thursday with expected Muddy oil cure by Saturday and a drill stem test planned. Wickland No 1 in NW WW 22- H7, Glen test near Buckham area, and Middlemist No 2 in Dakota sand show promising results with oil saturation and recent core work.
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Lloncaim
Wickland
James Sloan
Qlds Hrilling
McDermott and Barnhart
Texas
Shell
Buckingham Field
Beaver Creek
Adams County
Fuden
Garden
NoRae
Denver
Unsanitary Grain Storage Basis for Discounts
Weld County Production and Marketing committee warns producers about discounts for grain stored under unsanitary conditions. The notice outlines sanitation steps, inspection rules, loan requirements, and penalties for insect damage or mold, urging timely applications and detailing storage standards and bin maintenance.
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Weld
Wwe
Gral Wien
Pure Food and Drug Administration
Eugeestrong
Commitiya
Commiltge
S. T. Dexter
Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
Auditor Testifies on War Contract Case Failures
Government witness details efforts to press claims overcharges in war contracts. Testimonies cite Justice Department lapses and attempts by officials to recover $25,000 in overcharges tied to Detroit firm Sprague Wald and others. The hearing notes prior investigations, settlement totals, and a 1946 request to recover funds. The report also covers Wyoming man John Dadizt Quealy’s fatal car crash and related injuries near Mark Springs.
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Justica Department
Ente
Foremer Allorme
J. Howard McGrath
Democratic Nationa
William M. Boyle, Jr
Sprague
House Judiciary
Justice Department
Limony
Mark Clifford
Trowen
Arovund
Elena
Michigan
Ol, Trades Corp
Detroit
Lindsay Warren
T Hat
George Petser
U. S
Pelser
Teft
Daur
Boyle
McGrath
Urende
Ang
Bann
Petree
Hane
LeGrabhy Tre
Lelroit
Tial
Hae
Rharen
Charkins
Atortis
Elolmes Baldrige
General Accounting Office
Wyoming
Rock Spring
John Dadizt Quealy
Mark Springs
Fae Chikada
Struck & Ryard Rall
Steel Talks Resume After Short Recess
Norman Walker reports steel industry talks resume amid wage offer debates. U.S. negotiators seek a 2.5 cent hourly package and union shop while defense needs loom over shift to nonstruck plants. Philip Murray notes union positions amid 4,300 workers tied to Detroit Steel Co. dispute.
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Norman Walker Ebingtoy
OVGR
Thrernjun
Wuiatry
Onton
Philip Murray
Steelworkers
BellOnicht
Detroit Stock Co
Mirway
Arthur J. Goldburg
Wage Stabilization Board
WSH
Defense
Robert Tovele Wall
Defense Department
Itt
Ha Iid
Lata
Proaldooliul Anslalayt
Johnny Steelman
Zarubin Named Soviet Envoy to United States
Washington reported June 6 that George M. Zarubin, former Soviet ambassador to London, was selected to replace Panyushkin as the American envoy. Zarubin had been recalled to Moscow on May 2 and his name was submitted to the State Department for approval.
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Washington
Rie
Alall Amba
Alexander Fabyushkin
Rusa
U. S
Acheson
Panyushkin
Garlier Ausatin
Eisenhower Fares New York Campaign Stop from Abilene
Dwight D. Eisenhower left Abilene Kansas for New York to begin his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. He visited his old home and a creamery once where he worked, spending time on the grounds with Mrs Eisenhower and an aide while crowds gathered at the station, and a memorial banner proclaimed support for Mamie and 1952.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sunflower Hotel da Abilene
Kaa
Mamie
Eisenhower
Hink Placer
Abilene
Kas
New York
Ais
Tce Creamery
Hey
Tle
Ebenhower
Anf
Lad, 13, Killed When Horse Falls on Him
Canon City Colorado reports a 13 year old boy died last night when a horse he rode fell after running into a gate. The rider, Roy Lee Johnson, suffered a crushed chest and a broken rib. His father and mother recently moved to Gunnison and the boy had stayed with the Herman Jones family for several days.
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Canon City
Colo
Tune
Roy Lee Juhipson
J. G. Hurliman
Johnson
M. J. Harte
Gunnison
Herman Jones
Figather
Earl Johnson
Capitola
Catil
Baseball Today Nabian at Le League Boston
Baseball today lists Nabian at Le League Boston with mixed scores and pitchers noted. Other games include Chicago versus New York and Brooklyn versus Cincinnati with night games in major and American leagues.
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Boston
Chicago
Rickford
Jones
Vale
Donovan
Cooper
St. Gisbe
Lawn and Atwell
Promesa
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadephia
St. Louis
Cain
Harrist
Courtnes
Morzan
Kuzova
Miller
Bera
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
George Rock Resigns Regional OPS Post
Denver notes George Rock resigns as regional director of the Office of Price Stabilization after a year in the role. He cites rising private sector demand and plans to campaign for the Democratic ticket in Colorado.
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George Rock
Denver
George Fe Rork
Price
National
Elis G. Arvall
Rock
Hutt
OPS
Ceftain
Coloradio
Lah
New Mexico
Denver Indie Triad Bank
Cam Nitleeman
Colorado
Jung
Tadoral
Josholder
Pelea Aesiene
Hae
Ares
Democracia Felon
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Detroit Steel Firm
Union
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