Truman Signs Control Bill Price Ceiling Draws Fire
President Truman signed a control bill setting price ceilings affecting about 75 000 industrial firms with rollbacks. DiSalle warned that dropping rollbacks would cost the public up to 2.5 billion dollars yearly while Taft argued current measures fuel inflation and that rollbacks cannot be fully restored without subsidies. Meantime the House plans a separate debate on banning future beef rollbacks as DiSalle signals the administration could accept the House approach.
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National Broadcasting Co
DiSalle
Robert A. Taft
R-O
Palmer Hoyt
Denver Post
Taft
Ohio Republican
House
Senate
Plane Parts Located Amidst Wide Distribution of Names
A fragmented listing of individuals and locations across California and beyond is shown, including residents of San Francisco Richmond Alameda San Bruno San Mateo Burlingame Palo Alto and Redwood City along with figures from Dayton Ohio Hawaii and Virginia. The text mentions civilian inspectors Wright Field and a Dayton crew and lists several named persons with ages and addresses.
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San Francisco
L.ehrlich
Richmond Gellf
Calif
G. W. Judy Larson
Alameda
Alan S. Holmes
el Cer- Ck
Marte. Poche
Coe Ae
San Bruno
Louis Morgan
Dane Morgan
Jim Morgan
Duane
Warren F. Morse
Ter
Morse
Joe Coury
Pit
A. W. Gerth
L McKillop
Dria
W. Hagard
Washington
D. C
Tenn
J. Pingel
Fairborn
Frances E. Wise
Dayton
George Piper
G. Vann
J. Wee Adan
Dayrell G. Ensign
Merton Srenetein
Hawaii
Richard J. Appleby
Sun Ave
Los Altos
Harry G. Tower
Burlingame
Beresford Ave
Redwood City
Gianeeess
Frances May Smith
College Ave
Palo _ kor
Carol J. Raymond
Aragon
San Mateo
Greensboro Man Loses Three Legs in World War II Service
MSgt. Robert FE. Scott of Greensboro, a 25 year Air Force veteran, lost his first leg in late 1942 during Pacific operations aboard a B-17. He later lost a second leg in December 1944 over Nagoya while flying B-29s. He remains the only enlisted Air Force member with three legs and continues active duty with a wooden prosthetic. He has a wife Doris and a sister Mrs. Matthews in Jamestown.
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Russell Baldwin
Msgt
Robert FE. Scott
Greensboro
Pacific
Scott
Philippines
Solomon of
Japan
Nagoya
Air Force
Pees
Deeey- Ae
Oklahoma City
Ter
Doris
Jamestown
Matthews
Walker Air Force Base
Rosberg Pee M
Kbourner Force
Robert E. Scott
George Matthews
Fugitive Is Surrounded by Police in Philadelphia Flight
Corpal Harold Dando of the Pennsylvania State Police Irwin describes a nighttime spree by the fugitive who abducted a woman and held a family in fear. The suspect forced a drive to Philadelphia to retrieve clothing, laughed at headlines, and warned the captor to remain silent or face death. The pair vanished for hours before police were alerted at 6:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dando
Pennsylvania State Police
Irwin
Brewser
Brewer
Philadelphia
Detroit
Warrington
Michael
Deputy Sheriff Kills Negro Man in Zebulon Stand-Off
Wake County deputy sheriff shot and killed James Red after he barricaded himself in a Zebulon home and aimed a shotgun at officers. A coroner's jury ruled the fatal shooting justifiable homicide. Red had prior charges of resisting arrest and illegal liquor possession.
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Raleigh
Zebulon
Wake County
James Red
Wiley Jones
Han
Red
G. C. Massey
David H. Perry
Alcoholic Board of Control
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Truman
M. P. Deaton
LEE_PAYNE, CI
F. B. Hardee
BE. Russell St
Sarah FE. Perry
High Point
Schick Electric
West Bend
Trey
Dormeter
Trevel Iron
Philco
Wrenn
Air Corps
Pop
Thomasville
Randleman
Tussy
Cepoonh
S. Main
Famous Brand
Comfort
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