Snyder Sworn In as 53rd Secretary of the Jury
John W. Snyder was sworn in as the 53rd secretary of the jury in Washington on June 25. President attended and shook hands with onlookers. Ex-secretary Fred M. Vinson, now Chief Justice, administered the oath hours after leaving the secretary post. Alfalfa is also known as lucern.
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Washington
John W. Snyder
Snyder
Fred M. Vinson
The
United States
Control order limits on projects and approval totals cited
CPA decisions on essential deferable projects were limited by a control order issued March 26. Officials note much construction began before the order and could legally proceed, while applications surged in the following 11 weeks. Denials totaled 647 thousand dollars, approvals 1.37 billion.
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CPA
Small
French Divorces Hit Record High in Early 20th Century
France granted 723000 divorces in the first fifty years after legal divorce became allowed. The year 1928 saw an all time high of 28505 divorces in the country.
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France
Unclear historical note on animals and meat supply
In normal times nearly one person and many cattle and sheep are enslaved annually in the United States to supply meat to about 130,000,000 people.
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United States
OConor Leads In Incomplete Maryland Gubernatorial Race Returns
Initial returns show OConor with 88 816 votes in 982 of 1331 precincts ahead of Radcliffe who has 64 930 in a tight seven man GOP field. Lane led for 78 convention delegates while Tawes trailed with 62 803 votes, Baldwin ranked third with 31 558, McKeldin and Markey named as major nominees.
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O'Conor
Radcliffe
O’conor
Lane
J. Millard Tawes
Millard E. Tydings
Rep
H. Streett Baldwin
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
D. John Markey
Cotton futures jump push bale prices above prior highs
A broad covering move lifted cotton futures with some positions over 2 a bale, lifting New Orleans prices 1.20 to 1.55 above the virus close. In Newark, cotton sold above 30 cents per pound for the first time since June 2, 1924, with July at 30.40 cents.
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Newark
New York
Election Board Sets Saturday Session to Certify Results
Raleigh readers will see the state board of elections meet Saturday to certify last Saturday's Democratic runoff results for fifth and sixth district congressional races and local contests. Unofficial returns show John H. Folger leading Thurmond Chatham in the fifth district by a margin, and Rep Carl T. Durham defeating E. Earle Rives by 1,798 votes.
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State Board of Elections
John H. Folger
Mt. Airya
Thurmond Chatham
Winston-Salem
Carl T. Durham
Chapel Hill
E. Earle Rives
Greensboro
Big Four grapple with Trieste and frontier issues at talks
Nations debated a French plan to internationalize Trieste for 10 years with final sovereignty by plebiscite, while arguing over the Italian-Yugoslav frontier and Italian naval units. Molotov Ky renes discussed the proposal with Bevin as London weighed its stance amid deadlocked talks.
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United Nations
Trieste
Ie Tan
Romania
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Fiume
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Tass
Soviet Union
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
James F. Kyrnes
U. S
Ernest Bevin
London
Danube
Senate and House Confer on Decontrol Plan and Subsidies
Spence Barkley announced that a majority of seven delegates from each house signed the committee recommendations. Taft and Milli kin did not sign. Radcliffe was home for a primary election. Conferees expect Crawford to sign. The plan creates a three member decontrol board and shifts farm product control to the Agriculture Secretary. It includes a 30 day repricing window for OPA and sets subsidies at 1 billion dollars with next pay cycle ending April 1. The House aims for a 10 am EST meeting and quick passage may push Senate action today.
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House
Taft
Ohio
Millikin
R-Cole
Radcliffe
D-Md
Rep
Crawford
Midh
Senate
OPA
Secretary of Agriculture
146 Graduates Receive Degrees at Duke Commencement
Duke University awarded 146 degrees at a commencement led by Rear Adm. Laurence Toombs Dubose, with 65 Navy V-12 graduates receiving commissions. Notable graduates included Marie Lovette Foote of Birmingham and Ger Muriel Theodorsen of Hampton, the first woman from Duke College of Engineering.
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Duke College of Engineering
Admiral Dubose
Draft extension compromise Halts 18-year-old Inductions
House leaders press for a one-page extension to March 31 to keep the draft alive. Eisenhower and Patterson favor an all volunteer force if possible and oppose drafting a single man. Senate expected to approve after a brief two-hour session.
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Senate
House
Senate-House
Dewey Short
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House Military Committee
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UNRRA press access dispute noted in Congress report
The article reports on U.S. efforts to permit press reporting from UNRRA operations while the Soviet Union blocks access. President Truman notes satisfactory arrangements exist for American reporters in UNRRA receiving countries except the USSR. Acheson says Russia rejected protests over news censorship in Romania and expelled Christian Science Monitor photographer Reuben Markham from Moscow and Bucharest.
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Washington
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United States
Romania
Reuben Markham
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Moscow
Bucharest
Market Highlights and Cotton Futures Movements
Irregular trading in New York stocks with gains for Bethlehem Goodrich Woolworth J I Case American Water Works Public Service of N J American Can Air Reduction Texas Co and Southern Pacific. Small declines for General Motors Montgomery Ward Boeing International Nickel Westinghouse Army & Ohio and General Electric. Cotton futures rise five cents a bale with July at 29.88 October 29.97 and December 30.08. dry goods activity muted as price control bill looms and rayon goods stay routine.
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Bethlehem
Goodrich
Woolworth
J. 1
Case
American Water Works
Public Service of N. J
American Can
Air Reduction
Texas Co
Southern Pacific
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Boeing
International Nickel
Westinghouse
Ailimore & Ohio
General Electric
Livestock Update and Potatoes from Washington NC
Livestock in Chicago reports salable hogs 4,000 total and cattle 4,000 with calves 500. Hogs steady to active with prices 14.85 per cwt. cattle mostly steady to weak with beef prices down week to date. Washington NC Irish potato market unchanged at 2.25 per hundred pounds with 1,462 carloads shipped yesterday as growers await government support.
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USDA
Washington, N. C
NCDA
North Carolina
Teachers Will Keep Getting Emergency Wage Increases
Emergency salary boosts approved by the 1945 North Carolina General Assembly will continue next year for teachers and state employees earning $3,600 or less. Assistant budget director B G Deyton said the extra ten dollars a month depends on adequate tax revenue. The note on county counts appears incidental.
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North Carolina General Assembly
B. G. Deyton
General Assembly
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