Government price controls spark shortages and rationing fears
An OCR fragment describes government restraint and price ceiling debates affecting goods, wages, and materials. Officials warn of shortages if producers raise prices, with talks of stabilizing supply chains and potential impacts on living costs and consumer access through May.
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Prion Thoraadds
Thorn
Rolhacke
Wisake
Greanan
Goadé
OES Ab
Rotattera
Prescott News Church Meetings and Local Celebrations
The Prescott News notes several church gatherings including the Men's Fellowship at the Presbyterian church with speaker Bemdn, and multiple meetings across Assembly of God, Evangelical groups, and the Teedbylerlin Church of God. It also covers a community birthday celebration with games, prizes, and large attendance, plus local social updates and visits from area residents and guests.
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Amelia Harreth
Uke
Kotthall Games
Jamies Hatvgten
Katie Lavender
Joaale Louie
Amol
Gusta
Ant Swirdlaly
Tanne Bein
Ganda Worddigey
Borbag
Lent McCarheesy
Miabeng
Cynthia
Pithy Arnot
Jonen
Rosa Hairston
Seber
Lot Right
Manden Buelanin
Pat Holean
Virginie Ann Marys
Mary Fran
Two Meet Death Violently In Arkansas
Two young men died violently in Arkansas on Monday. Jerry Burehun, 14, drowned after currents pulled him downstream while wading near a bar by the river. Companion How ard Caydle tried to save him but could not reach the boy. Mason was killed when struck by a truck while stepping into a road path.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Jerry Burehun
Wd Mra
J. O. Bureburn
Nevtt
Lauda Tock
Arkansas Virey
Whoward Caydle
Mason
Suurey
Killer’s Pace We Story in a Turbulent Night
A tense scene unfolds as a gun, a gunfight threat, and a drink lead to shifting loyalties. Conflicted characters Sonia and an unnamed narrator clash amid accusations of betrayal and romance. Smiley Wetlamer and Clara Mayhew appear in a crowded, uneasy room with danger lingering.
Hollywood Witnesses Before Probers In Red Hunt
The American Activities Committee questioned actors writers and agents in a Hollywood probe into Communist influence. Witnesses included Marc Lawrence Abraham Polonsky and George Wilber with others like Morris Carnovsky Laone Stander Karen Morley and Jack Horry. The panel also moved to arrest nine missing figures and explored subversive groups linked to the industry.
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Washihaten
American Activities Committee
Cornerle
Fbm
Uent
Marc Lawrence
Abraham Polonsky
George Wilber
Polonsky
Morris Carnovaky
Laone Stander
John Crarfield
Woot 0-Gar
House
Hollywood
Michael Uris
Fred Rinaldo
Wyte Butler
Low Solomon
Leonide Bervovlel
Edward Kvelseh
Karen Morley
Georgia Backus Alexander
Jack Horry
Gare Fivid
Kth
Cone Aribute
Ife
Oth Pagelst
Yugasav
YMCA
Hla
Servcen
Saul
Denevorutielarly
Uetlvnthes
Field
Pulities
Jaelimutin
McCarthy Raps the President Speech Echoes in Wisconsin
In Cudahy Wisconsin Senator McCarthy attacks the president while greeting odd party visitors. The scene includes a colorful appellation filled exchange with Madam Sonya Streeta from La Jolla Club and a party of Smiley and companions. The dialogue hints at a dramatic burial case and a drowned girlfriend, with vivid suggestive descriptions.
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Sonya Streeta
la Jolla Club
Superint
Smiley
Guist
Jim
Pall
Clara
Fiwe
Sonya
Nanabarro
Frannia Martin
Hearing on Communists Progress Hearing on Communists Progress
Washington hearings opened into the Communist party with fewer than 409 attendees as the first witness testified he helped foster the party in the United States and was expelled after disagreeing with Stalin. Officials discussed registering party members and potential penalties. Carl Winter and Vito Marcantonio led the defense team with other attorneys present. Benjamin Glew, 60, testified to high party posts and two vice presidential bids before his expulsion for Moscow ties.
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Washington
Communist Party of
Amarica
Communist Party
United States
Josef Stalin
Charlies M. la Pot Tete
India
Ll Communist Party
New York
Carl Winter
Delisit
Vito Marcantonia
Alt-N.1
John Abt
New York City
William A. Paisley
Benjamin Glew
Elizabethport
N. J
Moscow
American Communist Party
Ingrid Bergman to Begin New Movie Early Next Week
Ingrid Bergman will start a new film early next week her first major project since 1940. A Swedish representative announced principal exterior scenes will be shot in Paris for New Rope. Her husband Roberto Benini will produce and direct the film. Misa Bergman was involved two years ago.
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Thurid Bergman
Yale
Aetreds
Ally
Paris
New Rope
Roberto R
Cellini
Ele Misa Bergman
McCarthy Targets Acheson Allies in Kremlin Plot Claim
Senator McCarthy denounces Acheson and a supposed Kremlin backed octopus influencing the President. He asserts impeachment efforts are wasted while urging action against the Acheson group. He denies the President dismissed General MacArthur, blaming a sinister alliance in Moscow.
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McCarthy
McCarthur
Kremlin
Acheson
Atlee
Morrison
Aue
Plan to Move U S Workers Is Shelved
Washington reports the administration’s plan to relocate 45 million federal workers from downtown to dispersed sites nationwide appears shelved indefinitely after a senate coalition sent the decentralization bill back to committee for further study. The plan faced opposition over costs and claimed economy gains, with warnings that an attack could cripple government defense power.
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Washington
Senate
McMahon
D-Conn
Maryland
Virginia
Ateast
House Public Works
House
Actress Rosellini's turbulent film and marriage history
The text notes that Stromboli would be her last film for Rossellini after marrying him and bearing a son. It claims a divorce from Dr Peter Linstrom and a later marriage to Rossellini, who also co starred with her in a 1949 film. It mentions a July gathering with eight extras as a gag in a seaside resort shoot.
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Stromboli
Rossellini
Rosselini
Peter Linstrom
Rosellini
Iogether
Lafian
Atalfl
Actress Says She Was Threatened By Perfumer in Suit
Los Angeles reports Pola Negri accuses Gus Fragus of threatening harm to force a $44 payment. Fragus sues, claiming a loan between March 1, 1946, and February 1, 1948, while Negri denies owing any money and contends the tale was fabrications to obtain funds.
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Los Angeles
Pola Negri
York
Gus Fragus
Fragus
Miss Negri
France
M Negri
Frais
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Southern State College
Robert Pedeby
Killer
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WEA Service Inc
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Smiley Wetlamer
Miss Clara Mayhew
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