Miners Threaten Strike Over Meat Shortage Amid Low Supplies
United Press reports U S meat supply hits a new low with beef at 10 percent of normal. Miners in western Pennsylvania eastern Kentucky and southern Illinois threaten to strike over food shortages. Industry spokesmen warn further declines while Bowles predicts more meat next month under price controls.
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American Meat Institute
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Meat Institute
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Kentucky
Illinois
Ashland
K. S. Homan
Coal Operators’ Association
Homan
Gillespie
Progresive Mine Workers Union
Department of Agriculture
Kenosha News Publishing Co. Details
Publication data shows Kenosha Evening News issue information with address 717 State Street Kenosha Wisconsin price 25 cents daily except Sunday plus 5 cents. Indicates archive entry from 1894.
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Kenosha
Dean Olson of South Carolina Commerce School Dies
Columbiana, S.C. George Edgar Olson, 54, longtime dean of the University of South Carolina School of Commerce since 1920, died Saturday. He was born in Amesla.
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Columbina
S. C
George Edgar Olson
University of South Carolina School of Commerce
Amesla
Greece's Borders in Peace Talks Loom After War
The piece surveys how Greece faces possible border changes at the peace conference. Greeks seek security along Bulgaria and Albania borders and want Epirus to strengthen defenses. they avoid changes with Yugoslavia. Russia's stance and Balkan alignments complicate any Greek gains.
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Germany
Greece
Russia
Elas
Whitehall
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Mediterranean
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Albania
Yugoslavia
Epirus
America
Balkans
Congress Hints At July Summer Recess Amid Tight Schedule
House Speaker Sam Rayburn said Congress could adjourn for a long summer break around July 17 or 21 after clearing all appropriation bills and draft and price control laws by the weekend. Floor action centers on rent ceilings in Washington and extending the draft age. The United Nations Security Council opened with debates on Poland’s demand to sanction Franco Spain while other items include India’s protest against South Africa and Palestine questions.
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Sam Rayburn
Congress
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Poland
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France
Mexico
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India
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Arab League
Cairo
Palestine
League
Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
Bernard Baruch
Andrei A. Gromyk
Security Council
Assembly
Army Dependents Arrive in Japan as Welcome Reunions Bloom
Yokohama witnesses a joyous arrival as 183 wives 128 children and one mother land with the U S Army transport Ainsworth. Husbands and fathers swarm the gangplank amid military police, reuniting after long separations across decks and passageways.
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Yokohama
Japan
Ainsworth
farmer William Kahl dies from horse drag injuries
William Kahl a farmer near Marquette Wisconsin died from injuries suffered when a runaway horse dragged him on June 15. He died yesterday in Dalton Wisconsin with the accident noted in local reports.
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Dalton
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William Kahl
Marquette
Vinson Becomes 13th Chief Justice at White House Ceremony
Fred M Vinson of Kentucky takes the oath as the thirteenth chief justice in an elaborate White House swearing in. President Truman praises Vinson amid public spectacle and a court torn by a feud between Justices Jackson and Black.
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Washington
Fred M Vinson
Kentucky
United States
White House
Truman
Vinson
Harlan F. Stone
Robert H. Jackson
Hugo L. Black
Mr. Truman
Truman Names Vinson Chief Justice In Ceremony
President Truman said the duty to appoint a chief justice was a privilege and announced that John Paul Vinson would become chief justice after serving as secretary of the treasury. Chief Justice D. Lawrence Groner administered the oaths as Vinson kissed a Bible from his wedding day. House Speaker Sam Rayburn presided as a navy bugler sounded to begin the ceremony.
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Truman
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Vinson
D. Lawrence Groner
U. S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Appeals Court
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R. C. McClure
Louisa
Sam Rayburn
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