Leather Prices Spark Appeal to Preserve Hides for Shoes
Leather producers urge continued sale and shipment of hides to prevent shutdowns in tanning and shoe plants. They warn misinterpreted OPA price changes could curb domestic supply, risking output of leather shoes while noting 1946 output has been high and inflation could be checked.
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Ships Reach Naples After Mediterranean Maneuvers
A U S naval task force that departed Gibraltar on August 24 arrived at Naples at 9 a m. today. Under Vice Admiral Bernard H. Bieri aboard the cruiser Fargo the force includes the carrier Franklin D Roosevelt two light cruisers and five heavy destroyers. Spain orders that motion picture firms be Spanish owned.
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Philadelphia Author Chosen As U S Tutor To Jap Crown Prince
The crown prince of Japan will study Washington Longfellow and American ideals in an English course taught by Elizabeth Gray Vining, a Philadelphia widow and children's author. She will join other tutors to cover English and American literature focusing on peace and cooperation.
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Argentina forms three semi government owned airlines
Argentina announces three new domestic air transport firms that are partially owned and operated by the state. The move marks government involvement in the aviation sector as it establishes a framework for partial ownership and operation.
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Soldiers return to bombed Germany amid demobilization fears
In Herford Germany a rising number of demobilized Allied soldiers quietly slip back into civilian life only to rejoin the occupation scene. Reasons include love for German partners, boredom with home life, and higher wages or job prospects with the military government.
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Radio Programs Foster Actors As Husbands In Films
Hollywood notes report Paulette Goddard and Burgess Meredith play a married couple in Benedict Bogeaus' A Miracle Can Happen. They worked on set all day, sharing a garret apartment scene, while Meredith recalls past newspaper work. Esther Williams gains a new contract amid pregnancy talks.
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Network Programs Schedule Adjustments and Lineup Notes
Corrections by networks led to changes in the Wednesday August 28 lineup. Listings cover serials news and talk programs across abc cbs nbc and other outlets with multiple repeats and time shifts.
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Mexico to Build Penicillin Plant in San Angel
Mexico will produce its own penicillin in a new plant at San Angel in Mexico City suburb under supervision of a United States penicillin expert. The project marks a step for local pharmaceutical independence and cross border cooperation in medical supply.
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Executed Chinese Leaders for Heir Kidnapping in Shanghai
Eight Chinese, including two underworld leaders, were executed in Shanghai today for kidnapping Yang Tehsheng, a millionaire flour and textile magnate whose family paid a half million dollars in ransom for his release.
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Dublin farmers strike yields pay increases
Nearly 1000 farmers in County Dublin, Eire, walked out demanding higher wages and achieved pay raises after protests.
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