Legislature Gives Milk Measure Broad Authority to Health Board
A bill introduced by Senator Rankin of Gaston would let the state health board write and enforce rules governing milk production, distribution, processing, and sale. The measure follows recent checks on adulterated milk and unlocks inspections and permits, with a consultative panel including milk groups, State College, and agriculture officials. Local agencies could adopt stricter standards.
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Raleigh
State Health Board
Rankin
Gaston
Mecklenburg County Grand Jury
State Bureau of Investigation
N. C._ milk producers’ association
N. c. Dairy Products Association
Department of Animal Husbandry School
N. C. State College
Board of Agriculture
The
Health Board
Agriculture Department
General Assembly
State Utilities Mission
Cameron Morrison
Charlotte
U. S
Marshall Favors Moscow Peace Talks on Austria
Secretary of State Marshall departed for the Moscow conference with the hope foreign ministers could draft a peace treaty for Austria. He warned a German treaty completion would be extremely doubtful and noted Moscow's upcoming talks would be difficult and momentous.
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Washington
Marshall
Moscow
Coul
Austria
Weather data report for March 5 1847 regional temperatures
Weather notes from across the region date March 5 1847 list stations and readings with highs and lows. The report includes temperatures for cities such as Charlotte New Orleans Miami Mobile and Washington with rainfall figures and station times.
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Charlotte
Ansville
Miami
New Orleans
AMM
Antonio
Francisco
Miianbure
Ashingtom
Wilmingom
Snowstorms Leave Dozens Dead Across Northeastern States
A three day siege of snowstorms from the Great Lakes basin paralyzed towns in Pennsylvania and upstate New York, with as much as 40 inches of snow in spots. Seventeen deaths are blamed, eight in New York, six in Pennsylvania, and three in New England.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Great Lakes Basin
Ece
North Atlantic
New York State
New England
Novadee
Portland
Honeoye Falls
N. Y
Niagara Falls N.Y
Watertown
Ohio
Youngstown
GOP Demands Action On OPA Senate Vote Today
GOP leadership urged a swift Senate vote on a bill delivering 17 million dollars to the OPA as part of a 180.97 million dollar appropriation. Taft said the measure would be taken up, aiming to stave off an immediate OPA shutdown after House cuts.
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Washington
GOP
Senate
OPA
Taft
Ohio
Republican Senate Policy Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Britain Likely to Put Palestine Case to United Nations
British officials indicate the Palestine dispute may be handed to the United Nations for action without delay. Alexander Cadogan could transfer the case to Secretary General Trygve Lie today or within days as Britain prefers UN intervention and may accept a UN fact finding commission. Arkady Sobolev has begun assembling basic factual material in preparation for an inquiry if the big powers consent.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Great Britain
Palestine
United Nations
Alexander Cadogan
UN Security Council
Trygve Lie
Britain
Holy Land
Arkady Sobolev
Lie
Charlotte Tops NC Cities in January Building Permits
Charlotte led municipalities over 10 000 population in January permit value with 418 122 dollars, Raleigh close at 415 765, Winston Salem 308 320. Builders issued 475 new houses in 26 large and 43 small towns totaling 2 181 250 dollars. average single family cost 4 445 dollars, yielding 497 dwelling units for families.
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Raleigh
Charlotte
North Carolina
Clarence Pritchard
State Labor Department
Winston- Salem
Pritchard
Indo China Chief Ousted in Paris Cabinet Shuffle
Adm. Georges Thierry D Argenlieu was removed as high commissioner for war torn Indo China by the French cabinet. Emile Bollaert named to replace him after Viet Nam resistance actions at Hanoi and ongoing consultations from Saigon.
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Paris
Adm
Georges Thierry D'Argenlieu
Emile Bollaert
Rhone
P’argenlieu
Hanoi
Saigon
Versailles
Nine Year Limit Bill Moves in Senate Today
Senate leaders anticipate a two thirds vote to approve a constitutional amendment restricting presidents to nine years in office. The measure, allied with Wiley’s judiciary panel, adds one full term plus a possible extra term. Ratification would require three quarters of states via conventions.
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Washington
White
Senate
Wiley R-Wise
Judiciary Committee
GOP
House
United States
Wiley
Three Jews Rob Theater in Jerusalem Cashier robbed
Three armed men robbed the Ohio theater in downtown Jerusalem shortly after 9 a.m. and escaped with 800 dollars. Sirens triggered military response as British troops sealed barriers and rushed to guard posts. Police labeled the attackers as three young Jews armed with revolvers.
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Jerusalem
Ohio
Woman Births in Erie After Neighbor Rescue in Snow
A 26 year old expectant mother Ida Losey was stranded by 115 foot snow drifts in Fairview Pa. Neighbors used five farm tractors to clear a path to her door. She was taken to Erie hospital where she gave birth to a healthy son. Mother and child are reported well.
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Prif
Fairview
Ida Losey
Erie Hospital
Bennison Quits As Principal At Allen Jay
Bennison, longtime Allen Jay principal, resigned in January but the school board has not acted. County Superintendent Eugene D. Idol is currently out of state and not expected back until later in the week. Allen Jay, south of High Point on Highway 610, serves about 900 students in grades 1 through 12.
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Tenner Bennison
Allen Jay School
Eugene D. Idol
Idol
High Point
Tesaken
Henderson County
Piedmont College
Georgia
Furman
University of Alabama
University of North Carolina
Appalachian State
Asheville Normal
The
State University
Bennison
Allen Jay
Truman Tours Paricutin Volcano During Mexico Visit
President Truman flies in the Sacred Cow to view Paricutin near Uruapan with reporters aboard. He attends a fiesta with President Aleman, receives praise as champion of hemispheric solidarity, and plans visits to San Juan Teotihuacan pyramids and Baylor University before returning to Washington. A crowd crush at a stadium injures and kills several.
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Mexico City
Truman
Mexico
Paricutin
Uruapan
Here
U. S
Foreign Office
President Aleman
Miguel Aleman
San Juan Teotihuacan
Paricutin Volcano
Aleman
Waco
Texas
Baylor University
Washington
W National Stadium
Sikhs Hindus Clash With Moslems in Lahore Riots
In Lahore Punjab factions of Sikhs and Hindus attacked Moslems in the old city. two day death toll reached at least 25 as troops aided police firing on rioters. Shops burned in the bullion market and a bank was looted unofficially amid ongoing clashes. Police recovered 12 bodies by mid afternoon, with 13 found yesterday. Master Tara Singh urged 4000 Sikhs to embrace non violence.
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Cumberland
Orville G. Ketterman
Ketterman
Betty Jane Tate
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee
Eunice Hope Gordon
Marri Ketterman
Lehore
India
Punjab
Lahore
A. A. MacDonald
Master Tara Singh
Speculation on the Anglo French Treaty and its economic pact
The piece analyzes the 50 year Anglo French alliance signed at Dunkerque and focuses on the economic integration proposed to accompany the defense accord. It notes Britain and France facing domestic economic crises while seeking to coordinate economies for mutual benefit, comparing to a 1910 idea of closer union with shared citizens and interlinked parliaments.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
England
France
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Weill
Victorio
Churchill
Britain
NAM says board policy shift tied to pending labor bills
The National Association of Manufacturers asserts that Congress labor bills are driving changes in national labor relations board policy. NAM counsel Raymond Smethurst told the Senate Labor Committee that the NLRB may amend the Wagner Act without Congress, a move he calls too little and too late.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Raymond
Smethurst
NAM
Senate Labor Committee
NLRB
CIO official clashes with house labor committee
Van A Bittner chairman of the CIO organization committee told the house labor committee their minds were closed and they would not give labor a fair break. Rep McCowen challenged him and Bittner replied there are no labor men on the committee. The exchange followed Bittner's testimony opposing any changes in labor laws.
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Washington
Mar
van A. Bittner
CIO Organization Committee
House Labor Committee
McCowen
Ohio
Bittner
Van A Bittner Testifies On The House Labor Committee
CIO vice president Van A Bittner was detailing his position to the House Labor Committee on the sixth day of the hearing. He addressed union strategy, labor rights, and industry regulation amid evolving political pressure.
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CIO
van A. Bittner
House Labor Committee
Lilienthal Nomination Vote Possible This Week
Senatorial AEC nominations for David E. Lilienthal and four others face a likely Friday vote by the Senate Atomic Energy Committee. Chairman Hickenlooper said additional talks with Lilienthal and Carroll Wilson may occur and hearings could reopen if needed.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
Commission
Carroll Wilson
Senate
French plan for peace with Germany to lead Moscow talks
French delegates in Paris said Bidault will present at the Moscow foreign ministers conference a procedure for writing the peace with Germany. The plan aims to let every war sponsor nation have a voice in shaping the terms of peace.
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Paris
Foreign Ministers
Moscow
Germany
Bidault
Marshals Plans for Talks at Paris Berlin Visit
Marshal traveled with Benjamin B Cohen and Charles Bohlen and other aides to Paris for talks with the big four on postwar Germany and Austria. He planned to visit Berlin with U S occupation authorities and meet with French President Auriol to hear French views. Greece’s war-torn situation was noted as a separate issue in the conference context.
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Marshall
Benjamin B. Cohen
Charles
Chip) Bohlen
John F Ter Dulles
Marshal
Ausetria
Paris
Vincent Auriol
France
Germany
Berlin
U. S
Russia
Great Briain
Austria
Truman
America
Greece
CIO Protests Newsprint Inequality and Wartime Controls
The CIO calls for reinstatement of wartime newsprint controls to ease a sewer shortage. Thomas B. Wright says he will present the appeal to a Senate Small Business subcommittee studying the issue. He argues price and supply bias harmed small publishers while large ones hogged the paper. Senator Capehart may convene industry representatives for evidence of discrimination.
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CIO
Thomas B. Wright
CIO Committee On Publication
Senate
Capehart
R-Ind
Washington
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George C. Marshall
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Ware
Max Min
Atlanta
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Jeen
Charleston
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