New Threat Of Delay Looms For OPA Country On Way To Bumper Harvest
The Agriculture Department reports a sixth consecutive bumper harvest with record farm production likely. Grain outlooks are favorable though world food demand remains high, with exports and relief needs emphasized by officials.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ievels
Tose
Chester C. Davis
Provident Truman
Daya Aaid
United States
Pheer
TWA Plane Crash Kills 5 Near Reading Airport
Reading police reported a Transcontinental and Western Airlines Constellation training flight crashed two miles north of Reading airport. Five killed and others injured. witnesses describe immediate fire after impact. Authorities said it was a training flight with few survivors. scene crowded as highways to the wreck blockaded.
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Ainth
Transcontinental
Western Airlines
Reading
Pennsylvania
Edgenett C. Stelle
Sighle
Stolle
Fanart
Barkley Sees Hope in Price Bill Delays and Reorganization Move
In Washington, Senate talks on the OPS reserves bill face new delay risks as Senator Barkley urges rapid action on the administration reorganization plan. He says a stronger bill could pass with changes, while critics warn of a Presidential veto amid price control battles and rent provisions. President Truman taps Gen. Garry Vaughan as White House Coordinator of Veterans Affairs.
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Senate
Wiley R-Wis
Truman
Rico
Barkley
OPA
Wisgonsize
Bork Barkley
Fait Tr-Ghia
Trumam
Trumar
Waleassone
Watnatt
Michigan
Mouse Banking Committee
Whem Congress Ward
Sniak
OPK
House
Taft
H-Obia
Raimsurt
Evan
Hawkes
Amendmen
Vaughan Washington
Garry H. Vaughan
White House
Vaughan
Nazi Battle of the Bulge vets found guilty by US court
An American military court convicted three Waffen SS veterans and two generals for their roles in the Malmedy massacre and related killings during the Battle of the Bulge. Included were Gen. Sepp Dietrich, Gen. Hermann Priess, Brig. Gen. Fritz Kraemer, and Col. Joachim Peiper as a key figure.
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Dackaw Wes
Belgia Elvilians
Am Honey
Munich
Hermann Priess
Panzer Corps
Frite Kraemer
Panzer Army
Jozehim. Peipar
Peiper
Malmedy
Tass Attacks Byrnes Bevin Over One Sided Views
The Russian news agency Tosa cites a Parig dispatch condemning U.S. Secretary Byrnes and British Foreign Secretary Bevin as one sided and arbitrary in presenting their views on Germany. It alleges Byrnes failed to answer Russian questions and defended General Clay over halting reparations deliveries to the Soviet Union.
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Mustow
Tosa
U.S
James F. Byrnes
Fereigny
Ernest Bavir
Cermany
Gyunait
Byrans
Critteryan
Lucius D) Clay
Russia
Australia Asks Review of Veto Rule at UN
Australian foreign minister Hery Byatt urged the United Nations General Assembly to review the veto rule after Soviet moves to bar Canada from the Security Council. Soviet delegate Gromyko insisted on veto use, sparking debate as Mexico’s Castillo Najera prepares to retire from council presidency amid calls to revise the charter.
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New York
United Nations
Dessembly
Ruxvie Lad
Canada
Rugeley
Vuilme
Francisco Castillo Najeva
Mexico
Sindre
Gromyko
Herybert VW. Byatt
Cone
Vince Gromyko
Willy-Nilly
Toe
Géners Assembly
Geomyko
Castile
Najera
Castilla Vajera
Belen
Methedlands
Castillo Najera
Bhatt
Exatt
Transcription Alleges Rep May Involved In Munitions Case
A Senate War Investigations hearing details a telephone transcript alleging Rep May D-Myk pressed for favorable treatment in eight-inch shell contracts via Batavia Metal Products. Brig. Gen. Roswell Hardy testified that May discussed orders and possible promotions, with Garsson linked to favored handling. The record notes May denying profiting and questions about influence over the Army Ordnance.
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Washington 2
Senate Munitions
May
Senate War Investigations Committee
Roswell Hardy
Ordnance Ammunition Division
Ro Wathington
O-Ny
Senate
Conwuftes Tetuy
indeLomabie” Renward
Navy
Batavia
Metal Products Inc
Gettina
House Miliary Committee
Henry Gersson
Matdy
Garsequ Tad
Bin
Euthatels
Metal Products
Iaine
Hardy
Imam
Teaison
War Department
Erdnand
Garsson
Forkrnd
Cote
Red
Garsgom
Garssom
J Barty
Wabform
Army Ordnante
Ty Meader
Bnt
Batavia Meral Products Company
Bodt
Washington
Beedy
Cotbline
Garasen
bBoe
Street Scenes Capture Fragmented Downtown Moments
A garbled OCR fragment describes a city center scene with lingering street life. The piece hints at pedestrians, bicycles, and urban atmosphere though the text is distorted, mentioning a tandem bicycle and public setting amid traffic.
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Yaong
Optpie
Youth Admits Slaying Woman For The Thrill
In Watmenburg Pennsylvania a youth confessed to killing Mrs. Fletcher for the thrill of it. He described stabbing her in the back with a carving knife as she kneaded bread dough. After borrowing a knife from Fletcher he fled, then called police to report the crime.
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Fox
Retntaratories
Kiktimg
Yarmudifa Yasterday
Wes
Pranie Tletcher
Coromer
Myg. Fletcher
Soren
Hig-Merve
Bain
Toren
Whit
Pieter
Grayaville
Hillman Death Shakes CIO PAC Leadership During Primary
Sidney Hillman’s death leaves the CIO Political Action Committee without a clear successor. CIO President Phil Murray, Walter Reuther, and PAC officials weigh likely candidates as speculation swirls over who will lead the group through the midterm primary season.
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Sidney Hill
CIO
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Hillman
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Walter ReutSer
CIO Auto Workers
Sidney Hillman
Phil Murray
Ciq-Pac
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Roosevelt
Murray Himeclif
Billman
Milcray
Murray
Bikman
CRO
Long Island
CFO
Cto-Pal
Addttion
CSO
CIO Stock Workers Arbor
Thomas
Reuther
DAW
Cat Maron
PAC
Petition to Bar Negro Voters From Georgia Primaries
A federal suit filed by attorney Fiwus Moore of Douglas seeks to block disqualifications of Black voters in four South Georgia counties. The case targets regis tration practices amid Georgia's governor race pitting white supremacy rhetoric against opposition led by James Carmichael and backed by Ellis Arnall and others. A Supreme Court ruling had allowed Black voters to participate in the primary, with ongoing hearings set for Saturday and temporary injunctions in place at Macon.
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Brunswick
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Foreman
James V. Carmichael
Ball’ Shomiber Plant
Ellis Arnall
Eli
D. Rivers
Hoke O'Reley
Malage
U.S
Frank Me. Searlett
Isree
Sudge Hoyt Davis
Macon
Moore
Boon’ Sant
Molotov Urges Four Power Rule to Rebuild Germany
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov called for a four power administration over German industry as a step toward rebuilding a unified Germany. He argued against dismemberment and for economic and military disarmament tied to peace treaties with Italy, Romania, Bulgaria and Finland.
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Germany
Italy
Romania
Finland
Molotov
Pte Ba Goverstedk
Rugsha
Reich
Metotov Aiso
Garmin
Alice
Campaign Expenditures Dominate Debate In State Race
In a tense pre primary scene Edward Ward Cormack pressed Memphis leaders to disclose funding sources for ads backing opponent Senator McKellar. Crump and other local figures defended spending tied to statewide papers, amid criticism of Gov. Coleman and calls to reveal who financed campaigns during the critical three week window before the Democratic primary.
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Edward Ward Cormack
E B.crump
Memphis
Coleman
McNellar
TVA
McKellar
East Tennessee
Nessa Ramade
Carmack County
McMelarsean
Freeman
Tennessee
United States
Udaimamy
Alabame Fs
City Manager Authorized To Hire More Police
At a special meeting of the Kingsport Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Wednesday afternoon the City Manager was authorized to hire as many policemen as necessary to preserve peace and protect citizens and property. Police Chief Charles Still said no more officers were needed then, with 22 men already on duty. The action follows city code provisions allowing the City Manager to appoint and employ officers as needed for special work and to temporarily supplement the department.
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Bingeport Board of Mayor
Alderymen
Benediv Pat
Board of Mayor
Aldéamen
Kingsport
Tennessea
Met
Genera
Boar
Charles
Ahall
Row Over Atomic Control Shifts Between Groups
Civilian versus military control of atomic energy becomes a political row as the House rules committee navigates floor debate. Senate and House factions clash over a bill to regulate private patents and military oversight, with minority Republicans denouncing moves toward state science control.
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Aiomia Energy
Militarye
Senate
House
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Gine
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