Americans Face Slimmer Diet in Coming Months
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Anderson warned Americans may face tighter food supplies in the coming year with meats butter wheat flour poultry eggs dried fruit and peas likely to grow scarcer. He projected per capita meat consumption dropping about 10 pounds from last year while cheese fats and oils dry beans and canned milk stay steady and more canned fruit and vegetables may appear.
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Anderson
Washington
U.S
Clinton P. Anderson
Anaan
Turkey
Kenosha Evening News Publication Details 1946
The Kenosha Evening News volume 52 issue dated June 18 1946 shows publication details including volume number date and postal classification. It lists the paper as published daily except Sunday by Kenosha News Publishing Co at 717 58th Street Kenosha Wisconsin.
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Kenosha
58Th St
Wisconsin
Subscription rates and food supply projections
The report outlines weekly and mail rates, with expectations of eggs, chicken, and turkey cuts. It projects cheese output at 70 million pounds monthly, and fruit and vegetable canning at about 75 million cases, with civilians receiving 64 million units. U S rice production remains uncertain but exports stay high, and civilians may get less than desired.
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U. S
Unions Plan 700 Strikes in 30 Days Across Small Firms
Washington reports small labor unions plan about 700 strikes over the next 30 days to pressure for wage and hour concessions. Most walkouts target small companies, and many disputes may be resolved without strikes. The Labor Department is tackling 311 work stoppages affecting 152 000 workers, with possible ratification of a Mine Mill and Smelter Workers agreement to end copper and lead mine strikes.
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Washington
U.P
al _ready
Labor Department
CSO
American Smelting and Refining l Co
France Faces New Government Crisis Amid Big Four Talks
In Paris, France grapples with a cabinet puzzle as the Big Four foreign ministers meet. Georges Bidault is courting a premiership amid a fragile majority of Popular Republicans, Communists, and Socialists seeking harmony. De Gaulle watches from the wings as coalition possibilities unfold.
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France
Charles de Clanll
Paris
America
Britain
Russia
Germany
de Gaulle
Constitution Assembly
Georges Bidault
Popular Republicans
Francisque Gay
Bidault
Communist Party
Gay
Felix Gouin
Chances Fade For Permanent Labor Action
Washington ( UP ) Chances for passage of permanent strike control legislation at this session virtually vanished. Senate labor committee chairman James E. Murray urged at least a year of study before drafting long range labor laws. Southern representatives dropped efforts to win permanent strike controls this session. The House and Senate differ on Truman emergency labor legislation now before the House rules committee for parliamentary procedure.
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Washington
Congress
James E. Murray
Mont
Senate Labor Committee
Truman
Senate
House
House Rules Committee
Murray
Decrease Shown in Unemployment Benefits in Wisconsin
Wisconsin industrial commission reports May unemployment compensation fell by 482 100 from April to 2 827 100. Veterans received 2 108 400 of federal readjustment allowances a 259 300 drop from April. Veterans on benefit averaged about 24 000 in May versus 29 000 in March while unemployed civilians received 718 700 in May, down 222 800 from April with under 10 000 on average each week.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Wisconsin
State Industrial Commission
Red Arrow Park to Be Vet Memorial
Milwaukee county park commission selects Red Arrow Park near downtown Milwaukee as site of a proposed five million dollar county war memorial. Construction to start in about a year with a veteran memorial hall an art gallery and three auditoriums including a 3500 seat venue. project funds and scope outlined. Tools from the United States will be used in oil explorations in Chile.
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Milwaukee
County Park Commission
Red Arrow Park
United States
Chile
Cheddar Cheese Boycott Lifted By State Group
Wisconsin dairy leaders announce the Cheddar cheese market boycott is ended after a new ceiling price increase takes effect. The association states producers may now sell cheese by cost, noting a five cent rise at the factory and predicting broader price impacts statewide and nationally.
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Plymouth
Wis
George Mooney
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Wisconsin
Mooney
Association
Leonard E. Kopitzke
Marion
CPA
Found Guilty of Slaying Husband in Heat of Passion
Madison, Wis. a jury of seven men and five women found Mrs. La Vera B. Conner, 47, guilty of third degree manslaughter in the heat of passion killing of her husband Marlowe, 43. The shooting occurred Feb. 23 in the apartment of Marion Aassen, a 32 year old divorcee. The defense was granted time to decide on a motion for a new trial and sentencing was postponed to June 24.
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Madison
Wis
la Vera B. Conner
Conner
Charles
Congregational Ministers Meet in Grinnell for Council
About 1,000 Congregational ministers from across the country gather in Grinnell Iowa for the General Council of Congregational Christian Churches opening. They will pursue improving race relations and draft concrete church action plans based on Columbus Ohio resolutions from the Federal Council meeting.
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Grinnell
U.P
General Council of Congregational Christian Churches
Columbus
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
OPA approves $1 per 100 lb book paper price rise
The Office of Price Administration authorized a one dollar per 100 pounds increase in prices charged by book paper manufacturers to magazine publishers. OPA warned the move could push up magazine prices for consumers and publishers.
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Washington
U.P
OPA
Chicago School Superintendent Resigns Amid Probe
Mayor Kelly moves to form a nominating commission to fill the Chicago board of education after William H. Johnson resigns following a committee's demand for reform. The North Central Association threatened accreditation withdrawal and urged revision of the Otis School law. Governor Green blasts Kellyism amid Chicago politics.
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Chicago
Kelly
Chicago Board of Education
William H. Johnson
Johnson
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Board of Education
Dwight Green
Massachusetts Michigan Held Primary Today
Voters in Massachusetts and Michigan held primaries to approve nominees for governor and Congress after a light Maine primary. In Maine veteran issues surfaced as turnout lagged, while in Massachusetts Horace A. Hildreth secured the Republican nomination with a 4 to 1 margin.
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Massachusetts
Michigan
House
Senate
Maine
Horace A. Hildreth
Roy L. Fernald
Winterport
Hildreth
Emil Hurja
Democratic National Committee
Expect Crop in Crop Production
Madison Wisconsin Walter H Ebling statistician for the Wisconsin and U S departments of agriculture predicted that Wisconsin's crop production would drop below 1945 levels this year due to a below normal spring rainfall. April and May were dry and pastures are only 78 percent of average with hay and other crops down. only spring wheat and barley likely to top 1945 production.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Walter H. Ebling
Wisconsin
U. S. Departments of Agriculture
Ebling
Thornton & Minor Rectal Ointment and Suppositories Ad
Piles hurt like sin but now grin with a doctors formula from Thornton & Minor Clinic. Surprising quick relief of pain itch and soreness. Softens hard parts shrinks swelling uses a doctors method. Get Thornton & Minor Rectal Ointment or Rectal Suppositories and follow directions. If not delighted a low cost refund at Haertlein's and Walgreen's in Kenosha.
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Thornton & Minor
Quarrel Ends in Murder and Death by Own Action
Police said a widowed mother and a married man quarreled leading to murder and selfinflicted death. William Roy Anderson, 39, and Edna Biseck, 31, were found shot in her four room flat kitchen. A .32 revolver lay beside Anderson. Neighbors noted prolonged arguing. Anderson's wife Louise suspected her husband had another affair. Helen, 11, was with relatives at a restaurant.
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Chicago
U.P
William Roy Anderson
Edna Biseck
Australia Plumbers Union declares hotel boycott
The Plumbers Union in Australia announces a boycott of all hotels. The move aims to press hotel operators on labor demands and working conditions across the hospitality sector.
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Australia
Plumbers Union
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