Cable Relief Sought For Ice Cream Mix Prices
OPA's dairy division backs a near term price adjustment for Coble Dairy Products and Cable firm. North Carolina lawmakers press for higher ceilings as veteran ice cream shops fear losses. A regional dairy meeting set for April 15 to protest current price ceilings if relief is not granted.
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Enterprise Washington Bureau
Washington
Fluid Milk Division
OPA
William O. Burgin
Coble Dairy Products Company
Lexington
North Carolina
Robert L. Coughton
Yh Carolina
Doughton Report
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Virginia
Georgia
Congress
Weather outlook for Caro with showers and mild temps
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms today and tonight, then partly cloudy conditions on Wednesday. Temperatures will be mild today, cooler tonight and Wednesday, with light to moderate precipitation mainly on Wednesday. Extended winds and near normal average temperatures through Saturday.
Peaches Brought to Europe from Persia in 1572
A note records the introduction of peaches to Europe from Persia in the year 1572. The snippet highlights early horticultural exchange and the spread of fruit varieties across regions.
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Persia
Soviet forces reportedly evacuate Harbin
A Harbin dispatch says Soviet troops are evacuating the city with no clear sign of Chinese forces entering. Separately a note mentions the average age of rabbits being seven to eight years.
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Harbin Chungking
Harbin
Civitan Club Hosts Musical Octet at Sheraton Hotel
The Civic Civitan meeting featured the ohen school octet with Carl G Cronstedt on piano performing at the Sheraton hotel. Members listed include Gene Holden Robert Ellis Eddie Tinsley Howard Vaughn Clyde Conner Bobby Scalf Clarence Hayes and Jack Bolinger. Edgar Johnston chaired the program. Guy Leonard praised the group and noted the positive influence on local youth. Charles Rich’s team won the attendance award. Bert Donnelly guest, recently returned from China.
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Ohen School
Carl G Cronstedt
Civitan Club
Sherton Hotel
Gene Holden
Robert Ellis
Eddie Tinsley
Howard Vaughn
Clyde Conner
Bobby Scalf
Clarence Hayes
Jack Bolinger
Edgar Johnston
Guy Leonard
Mirnstedt
Charles Rich
Bert Donnelly
China
Exchange Club Attendee Prize At Monday Meeting
Boyd Ward and Worth Hedrick won the attendance prize as the Exchange Club met at the Sheraton hotel Monday evening. Major Richard Maskey spoke on military training stressing preparation for the next war and a six year program for 18 year olds to be ready for emergencies.
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Exchange Club
Boyd Ward
Worth Hedrick
Sheraton Hotel
M. L. Patrick
Richard Maskey
Major Maskey
Maskey
World status shift redefines Middle East control
The text notes Britain retains mandates over Iraq Transjordan and Palestine while Syria goes to France, shaping Mediterranean access to the Persian Gulf and India. It cites Russia’s aim to become a Mediterranean power and stresses peaceful readjustment within a historic epoch offering the United Nations a major opportunity to serve humanity.
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Iraq
Transjordan
Palestine
Syria
Persian Gulf
India
Mediterranean
Middle East
Far East
Russia
Persia
United Nations
UN Security Council to consider Polish note on Franco Spain
The United Nations press office announced Poland seeks action by the UN against the Spanish government. The council met to discuss permanent rules and is expected to address the issue amid anticipated attendance by Gromyko for his first mission since a prior protest over the Iranian case.
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United Nations
Lie’s Ors
Poland
Gromyko
Soviet Izvestia Attacks UN Security Council Ruling
Izvestia quoted by Moscow radio says the council overstepped its charter by re jurisdiction of Russia and endorses a Russia Iran bilateral agreement as strengthening international peace and security. Iranian press hailed the deal as a blow to war mongers and reactionary elements.
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London
Izvestia
Ceeed Nations Security Council
Moscow Radio
Ilan Pravda
Russia
Iran
Soviet Union
Spring Fever Reduces Egg Production and Increases Culling
The article notes that spring fever affects hens similarly to humans, leading to lower egg production and higher need to cull flocks.
U S Prosecutor Seeks Stop to Defense Printing Facilities
The U S prosecutor proposed shutting off printing facilities to the defense in the Rosenberg case. Rosenberg's counsel argued anti Semitic passages read by Jackson were quotations from a French philosopher and included in the printing order by mistake. Jackson's blast sparked a 90 minute clash over rules for submitting processing and printing documentary evidence.
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U. S
Rosenberg
Jackson
Thief Loots Trailer of Radio Parts and Jukebox Cabinets
In Rockland Maine Alvin French found his trailer looted overnight of radio parts and radio and jukebox cabinets. He planned to haul the items to the dump the next day and seemed unconcerned.
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Rockland
Alvin French
French
Desperate Mother asks help for infant son in need of home
A sorrowful note from a mother describes seeking a loving home for her newborn son. She explains she cannot raise him, plans to move south, and requests that the child be cared for properly and kept out of hardship. She asks prayers and notes the baby’s feeding every four hours.
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P. S.S
Schwellenbach urges expanded Social Security coverage
Schwellenbach told the House Ways and Means Committee that 3.5 million Americans suffer disabilities each day and earnings loss hurts families. He supports extending protection to 20 million domestic, natural and self employed workers and nonprofit employees, while noting unresolved issues for railroad workers and most public employees.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Oes
Schwellenbach
Birmingham Plans Own Hotel To Aid Visitors
Birmingham Corp considers building a hotel to serve visitors and combat beliefs about late nights. The lord mayor proposes cod meals available at late hours for guests.
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Birmingham and Eggs
Birmingham
England
Birmingham Corp
Number Of Stocks Show Improvement In Early Trading
In New York on April 9 leaders rose in early dealings despite narrow changes. U S Steel Willys Overland Kennecott Thermoid American Smelting Baldwin Locomotive Westinghouse and Phelps Dodge advanced while U S Rubber Radio Corp Pennsylvania Railroad and Southern Pacific opened lower.
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Thermoid
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Baldwin Locomotive
Westinghouse
Phelps Dodge
U. S. Rubber
Radio Corp
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern Pacific
Wright
Penny J
Curt Wright
Davidson
Goodyear
Socony Vac
Graham Paige
Sou Pac
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Gt Nor Ry
At & Sf
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Int Harvest
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Nick Can Ltd
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Int
Tel & Tel
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Johns Man
Studebaker
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Swift
Boeing Air
Transamerica
Budd
United Fruit
West Consol
Ohio
West Union
Otis Elev West
Woolworth Corn
Youngs S&t
Livestock Market Report from Chicago and Potatoes Prices
Livestock sales show salable hogs about 7 000 to 14 500, steady demand for good and choice barrows and gilts, sows and stags at 14.10 ceiling. Cattle numbers around 7 000 with active steady markets. calves 700 mostly 9.00 to 12.50. Veal and beef cattle sold around 15.50 to 17.00 for top steers, stock cattle firm at 14.50 to 16.00. Potatoes arrivals about 70 and 110. U S No 1 prices range 2.00 to 4.00 for various regional lots with new stocks steady to moderate demand.
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Cotton markets in New York steady amid government orders
Cotton textile markets were quiet as mills analyzed a new government distribution order for the second quarter. Traders watched higher government margins used to stabilize raw cotton prices, which had risen by 1% cents per pound since the last ceilings increase. Limited wool and worsted offerings sold quickly, converters eyed rising wool goods production, and rayon allocations remained in regular trade channels.
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New York
Akron transit strike ends after eight days. 14000 CIO stand-off averted
A halt to an eight day transit strike in Akron averts a threatened 14000 electrical workers walkout that would have disrupted power light and transport for a million people in the Cincinnati area. A six month labor dispute at American Tobacco Company Philadelphia ends with a labor-management agreement. wages remain the central issue.
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Cincinnati
CIO
American Tobacco Company
Philadelphia
Coast Wide Cane Sugar Refinery Strike Begins
Unions at 7 Atlantic coast refineries representing over 8,000 workers call a strike at 11 50 p m EST with midnight Saturday start after failing to accept binding recommendations from a federal fact finding panel. Companies back arbitration but not mandatory acceptance.
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C10
AFL
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Schwellenbach
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Philadelphia Tobacco Plant Strikers Vote On Wage Pact
Workers at three Philadelphia tobacco plants vote on ratifying terms offering a general wage rise of 12 to 15 cents per hour with union membership and dues checkoff. The strike is Pennsylvania’s longest, after earlier demands of 25 percent or 18 percent hikes. A spokesman said overtime after eight hours would be paid at time and a half.
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American Tobacco
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
CIO United Food, Tobacco and Agriculture Workers of America
CIO Transport
Akron
Churchill Letters Warned Roosevelt of Japanese Threat
Churchill warned Roosevelt in 1941 dispatches that Japan planned potential war in weeks months and discussed actions to avert a two-front conflict. A second message noted Japan’s foreign minister traveling to Moscow Berlin Rome to cover failed action and delay American entry. The context centers on the lend lease act and U S anxieties prior to U S involvement.
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Ricing&son
House
State Department
Roosevelt
Japan
Moscow
Berlin
Rome
U. S
Man Still Wears 1899 Trousers in Newcastle
Peter Fanning, 41, from Newcastle on Tyne, has never spent a clothes coupon in his city and still wears trousers bought in 1899. He advises buying good clothes of the best materials and looking after them.
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Newcastle ON Tyne
England
Peter Fanning
Wage Disputes and Narrow Settlements Across Unions
AFL maintenance workers pressed for a 3.24 dollar hourly raise while later voting to accept a 12 cent increase. A Cincinnati power strike was averted by a 17 cent raise as the union sought more. In Washington federal mediators continued talks to end the 11 week strike by 30,000 CIO and 75,000 Westinghouse workers faced stalemate with 3,000 salaried staff crossing picket lines.
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AFL
Cincinnati
Washington
CTO
International Harvester Company
CIO
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Pittsburgh
Justice on the House Floor Describes Army Terms
The speaker rails against terms like brass hats and cookie pushers, arguing among politicians and military men that appointed officers lack real distinction. He criticizes long service laws and diplomatic postings that pull young people from home, leaving them isolated abroad.
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Army
Congress
House
Senate
Annapolis
West Point
Farmers form veteran employment committee in Onslow County
Farmers in Onslow County name a committee from their ranks to aid veterans starting farm careers. UCC officials say the move may reduce veteran unemployment and boost agricultural opportunities.
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Onslow County
UCC
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