Taft Truman battle shapes New Hampshire primary race
The New Hampshire primary mood shows Taft gaining in popularity over Truman with Taft leading by about 20 547 to 16 200 in preference votes and Truman facing pressure to stay in. Political leaders discuss strategy for upcoming contests as Roosevelt and Eisenhower weigh plans for future campaigns.
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Hampshire
Hampshire Party Leaders Who Pearl Atadyd ‘Teuayen
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Orie
Industry Busy on New Steel Formula
Washington reports industry lenders rushed to judge a government price formula for steel, aiming to head off a price spike. The Office of Price Stabilization announced a formula yesterday, with potential authority to raise prices between 2 and 6 dollars per ton. United Steelworkers threaten nationwide strike over March 2 timing, seeking rate hikes to cover costs while bankruptcy fears loom. The Capehart Amendment framed the policy, but consumer impact remains uncertain amid operational cuts and evolving protections.
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March Winds Whipping Up Rough Air Across the Nation
Weather reports show strong winds and snow across the Midwest and north into the Appalachian region. Tornado damage reported in Iowa, with dust storms in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. Light rain and cloudy conditions across Nevada, Washington, and Oregon, while the Atlantic coast remains mostly cloudy and mild.
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Weather Bureau
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Nevada
Washington
Oregon
Narnia
Fragmentary note hints at past event and marriage
Readable phrases suggest a personal anecdote about someone named Bill and a claim of marriage. The fragment mentions a "fot elcaper" and a survival of a past action, but details are unclear and inconsistent.
Truman hits barrage of private power
President Truman denounces a widespread private power propaganda drive aimed at undermining the federal power program. He argues the campaign serves private monopoly interests and vows to defend public electricity as resources belong to the people, citing growth in electrification and farm power since 1900.
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Trufan
National Rural Hieetde Cooperation Association
Secrtary of
Interior
Oscar L. Chapman
Truman
Tennessee Valsevy Authority
Lince Hen
Cicero Police Chief Acquitted in Duty Case
Chief Erwin Konavsky of Cicero was acquitted yesterday of omission of duty in a July race in the all white suburb. Judge Frank R. Leonard directed the jury to return a verdict of innocent after finding the state presented insufficient evidence to warrant conviction.
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Wi Police
Erwin Konavsky
Cicero
Frank R. Leonard
Konovsky
Conservatives to Cut Food Subsidies in Britain
London 1941 Conservatives led by Winston Churchill move to trim food subsidies to near zero as Chancellor I A Butler announces the biggest cut since wartime. He says Britons should pay real costs, though housewives still benefit from lower prices. Woolton, former wartime food minister, opposes further cuts.
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London
Winston Shurchill
Britain
I. A. Butler
Butler
Ers
Lord Woolton
Time
Food Ministry
Woolton
Rioting After Attempted Cicero Apartment Move
The incident centered on Harvey Clark and his family as efforts to move into a Cicero apartment triggered unrest. The Holinois National Guard was deployed to disperse about 5,000 rioters who surrounded the building, which was nearly demolished by the mob.
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Harvey Clark
Cicero
Holinois National Guard
Tunisia blast at Gabes station kills five
A bomb exploded at Gabes Rail Road Station in Tunisia last night, killing five and injuring 17 as a train was arriving. Police and government sources suggested communists may be involved, while nationalists denied responsibility and French sources echoed caution.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Gabes
PNG
Jean de Haute
Britain’s postwar food subsidies under welfare state
The article notes Britain’s wartime food subsidies, tied to essential staples like fats cheese and milk sugar, persisted into the postwar era. Subsidies rose from under 700 million dollars annually at war’s end to about 1.3556 billion by 1949, then trimmed to just over one billion with a 1950s price rise policy.
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Britain
Food Ministry
Stafford Cripps
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