Wallace Warns of Boom and Bust If Price Controls Weaken
Secretary Henry Wallace warned that weakening or ending price and rent controls could trigger a boom and bust similar to the postwar era. He urged keeping controls until production balance with demand is restored and noted the Senate and House differ on decontrol provisions for meat dairy petroleum tobacco and other goods.
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Washington
U.P
Henry A. Wallace
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Senate
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Special Board
OPA
Agriculture Department
Kenosha News 1946 publication and subscription details
Volume 52 dated June 19 1946 lists the Kenosha News Publishing Co address 717 S8th St Kenosha Wisconsin and notes daily except Sunday publication with subscription rates 25 cents weekly 6.00 a year in Wisconsin Illinois and 10.00 elsewhere.
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Pile Torture Soothed in Few Minutes
Quick relief promised from piles using Peterson's Ointment with a cooling formula. Advertises 35c box or 60c tube with applicator and a money back promise if not delighted.
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Peterson
Battleship Bakery Feeds Crew With Bread Pies and Cakes
The bake shop aboard a modern 35,000 ton battleship turns out weekly 3,800 loaves of white raisin and graham bread 700 pies 8,000 hot rolls 4,800 cinnamon rolls 6,000 to 9,000 cookies and assorted fruit slices coffee rings and birthday cakes for special occasions.
Make It a Million Engage in Army Skills Training
The Regular Army offers education and training in over 200 skills and trades with good pay and advancement. More than 750,000 have enlisted already and recruits are urged to visit a U S Army Camp or Post or Recruiting Station for full details.
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Italy Declares Republic After Century of Monarchy
Italy abandoned the monarchy in a referendum with 12,717,923 votes for republic and 16,719,284 against. Premier Alcide De Gasperi leads a fragile transition as royalist riots fade, the tricolor replaces the Savoy coat of arms, and questions loom over Italy's future role at the Paris conference.
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Trieste
Yugoslavia
Alpine
South Tyrol
Austria
Brenner Pass
Germany
France
Kenny Immell Blast Policies Of Goodland
Two Republican gubernatorial hopefuls, Delbert Kenny and Ralph Immell, criticized Governor Goodland in radio addresses. Kenny accused Goodland of snubbing the GOP organization led by Thomas Coleman and of seeking indorsement, while Immell pledged forest planting programs if elected and condemned the forestry policy.
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Pilot lands runaway airliner after engine failure near Hartford
Forty one passengers on a Pan American Constellation escaped injury when Captain Samuel H. Miller guided the aircraft to a belly landing on Willimantic grass after a right engine caught fire and severed the wing’s hydraulic system. Passengers including Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh praised the captain’s calm decision.
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Europe
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Sydney
Mont
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LaGuardia Field
Hell
Andresen proposes 30 day farm holiday for U S workers
Rep August H Andresen of Minnesota urged a 30 day holiday for the governments 3 000 000 workers to work on farms to aid food production. He said they might not last long but would learn what it takes to produce food amid a serious food situation.
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Washington
U.P
August H. Andresen
Minn
Andresen
Egg Warmer Hires Sit In For Lunch Hour
Los Angeles reports Jim Moran hired a sitter to replace him during a 25 day ostrich egg hatching. Moran, who began the sit in after a jealous ostrich deserted the nest, says he will share sitting duties with the pair of parents and the hired helper, former Olympic bobsledder Tommy Chatfield, during lunch hours.
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Jim Moran
Moran
Tommy Chatfield
University of Wisconsin Summer Session Enrollment Climbs
Registrations for an eight week session at the University of Wisconsin rise to 4,000 with total summer enrollment expected to exceed 8,200. A 1,200 student engineering semester starts July 8, boosting campus totals to about 9,500. Regular eight week term opens Monday and runs to August 16, with other sessions and institutes underway.
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Seven-Year-Old Nevins Taver Dreams of Paratrooper Fame
Los Angeles news notes a child named Nevin Taver, only seven, dreaming of a military career if he grows older, reflecting on youthful aspirations and civic imagination.
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Los Angeles
Nevin Taver
Boy with Broken Arm Plans Bigger Umbrella
Nevin, a young boy, broke his arm after leaping with an umbrella from a 12 foot garage roof. He remains undeterred and jokes he simply needs a bigger umbrella for his next stunt.
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