Relthel Church of God Announces July Services
Sunday school at 10 a.m. with Wil Studgvant. worship at 11:55 a.m. led by Elder J. D. Smylington. Morning Star Jubilee Singers from Brooklyn will perform at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. July 7 under George O. Mingo. Jehovah Gospel Singers appear at Bethel Holiness Church July 7 at 5 p.m. Personal note: T. L. Lander, 203 Underhill Ave, leaves for Washington D. C. for U. S. W. V. encampment and will visit relatives in Baltimore and Lynchburg.
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Rethel Church OF God
Wil Studgvant
J . D. Smylington
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Brooklyn
N. Y
George O. Mingo
Will
Jehovah Gospel Singers
Bethel Holiness Church
T. L. Lander
Underhill Avenue
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Lynchburg
Barkley and Wherry Clash Over Price Ceilings Proposal
Barkley proposes a simplified rule for the maximum official price tied to the average dollar fee plus increased costs. Wherry seeks year 1946 markups based on current costs and hints at negotiating a better amendment. Taft supports Barkley’s approach as reasonable for discussion amid tariff and price control talks.
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Wherry
Banking Committee
Taft
Ohio
Leaf Butterfly Blends With Its Leaf Like Wing Fold
The leaf butterfly mimics a leaf so perfectly with folded wings that observers may mistake it for foliage at a casual glance, highlighting natural camouflage and mimicry.
Zane Grey’s Early Struggles to Build a New York Dental Practice
Novelist Zane Grey faced a challenging period from 1898 to 1904 while attempting to establish a dental practice in New York. He navigated financial strain and professional hurdles before pursuing writing full time.
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Zane Grey
New York
Cooley Opposes Fertilizer Price Control Amendment
North Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture telegram urges House to delete a 3 million dollar Senate item for Mobile fertilizer operations. The message argues private industry has performed well in fertilizer manufacturing and can meet farmers needs if given proper equipment and freedom.
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Armers
America
Re Ooley
North Carolina
Commissioner of Agriculture
House
Atomic blast tests reveal ship damage and crew risks
Vice Admiral Blandy reports that the Nevada and other ships showed boiler ruptures and damaged blood counts after the underwater atomic test. Most test animals survived but suffered illness from radiation. second underwater detonation planned in weeks with no ship directly above the bomb.
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Arkansas
Pensacola
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Blandy
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Hiroshima
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MacArthur Addresses Philippines Liberation Crowd
General Douglas MacArthur spoke to cheering crowds in Leyte praising democracy and the liberation of the Philippines. He urged history to record the event as a milestone in the partnership of free peoples and the end of rule by force.
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Leyte
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Manila
McArthur
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Truman Signs Labor Bill Amid Criticism From Marcantonio
President Truman faces opposition from Rep Marcantonio who calls the action tragic and unfortunate yet expresses hope the law will be enforced by courts without harming labor. Marcantonio cites the president's language about an understanding not to deprive labor of rights to strike picket and act concertedly. Truman says his understanding rests on an attorney general opinion confirming the legislative history and scope of the measure.
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High Point Elks Receive War Fund Certificate
High Point Lodge No. 1155 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks received an engraved certificate of appreciation at the state convention in Wilmington. Past Exalted Ruler P. C. Smith accepted on behalf of the lodge from David Scholz, Elks war commission representative. The Elks War Fund supports armed forces aid, entertainment, hospital work, and the care of veterans.
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Wilmington
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David Scholz
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Elks Home
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Naval
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Air Corps
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Prices Hold Steady as Markets Feel Pressure in Year End
Meat prices rise in key markets while beef cattle flood the market for a third day but fail to top the $22.50 Chicago high. Hog prices remain below $18.50 as packers signal to maintain OPA scales awaiting Congress action. Tenants see rent ceilings ease. landlords seek higher rents amid a tense price picture. Merchants close shops until Monday for a longer holiday, hoping stabilization follows.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Chicago
United Nations must solve core war causes not just policing states
The article argues the United Nations faces a lasting test beyond policing small nations. It contends enduring peace requires nations to prioritize collective, not purely national, aims and recalls Admiral Turner on preventing war by removing its causes. It also tangentially mentions ice cream’s nutritional value and notes the U S treasury secretary cannot own government bonds.
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United Nations
Admiral Turner
Radar Vision For Blind Feasibility Discussed
Vice Admiral Ross T. McIntyre told the American Medical Association the Navy explores radar vision for the blind. He said transmitting electronic messages to the brain via an uninjured optic nerve could map radar reflections into brain images, enabling perception of objects as light spots.
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Navy
Ross T. McIntyre
American Medical Association
Naval
McIntyre
Admiral McIntyre
Bears in Yellowstone Park Still Hidden in Woods
Yellowstone's bears lag in adaptation as tourism returns to prewar volumes. Thermopolis Independent Record editor Ken Byerly notes bears remain in the woods despite increased human activity along park highways.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Bears
Yellowstone National Park
The
Times
Ken Byerly
Byerly
Wheat-Filled Elevator Destroyed by Fire in Quanah
Quanah Texas July 4 Fire swept a wheat filled elevator destroying the mill and 25000 bushels of wheat. Homer McCreary manager noted the origin was unknown and that the blaze began at the top of the shaft. Santa Fe officials warned grain dealers of rumors of damage to stored wheat by radical elements on the Pacific coast.
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Quanah
Tex
Santa Fe Railroad
Southwest
Homer McCreary
Santa Fe
Special Service Department
Amarillo
Pacific Coast
Soviet Plan Briefly Outlines Colony Settlement With Britain
A three point Soviet proposal to Britain would have Italy renounce sovereignty over colonies, keep the current administration for one year, and have the four powers seek a final solution during that year. Commissions would consult with indigenous populations.
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