Restraining Order Sought In New York Price War
A Queens druggist seeks a restraining order as New York price cutting in the war continues. Macy’s and other departments face legal action over alleged price fixing while reductions spread to Denver Sitka San Francisco Newark and Omaha with varying matches across the nation.
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Omree
New
Adolph Rothbaum
Woodhaven
Queens
Macy’s
New York State
Rothbaum
Ohio
Oklahoma City
Atlanta
Child Receives Lip Cuts After Gould Street Accident
Six year old Sandra Marson of 527 Gould street suffered cuts on the lips when hit by a Checker Cab Co taxi at 5 49 p m Tuesday. Police report the accident occurred on Gould near Rose street as the girl entered the street from in front of a parked car while the taxi driven east by Marie Zuehlke 1915 South 21st street passed. Sandra was not hospitalized. At 6 37 a m Wednesday Alton Hougen and George Hess collided at 21st and Main. Hougen westbound on Main caused $75 damage while Hess northbound on 21st sustained about $ damage.
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Sandra Marson
Gould Street
Rose Street
Checker Cab Co
Marie Zuehlke
South 21St Street
Sandra
Alton Hougen
Denton
George Hess
Winnebago Street
21St
Main Streets
Hougen
Main
Hess
Formosan Student Wins Philo Buck Award
Hun-Jo scholar from Formosa, Miss Liu, named winner of the first Philo M. Buck memorial scholarship in Madison. The award, honoring the late Prof Buck, is $400 a year for a doctoral student who will finish her thesis next year.
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Madison
Wis
Fro Aipeh
Formosa
Philo M. Buck
Buck
Department of
Comparative Literature
Liu
West Salem seeks sewage unit amid water pollution debate
At a lengthy meeting, officials debated sewage pollution in local streams, with Muegge pressing for a state tested remedy and substantial cost estimates. Residents questioned data, while La Crosse experience and WPA history were cited, as calls for a new treatment plant linger.
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Conrad Jostad
Muegge
Bernard Zahn
M Ge
Jostad
Merritt Gibson
Sparta
Larson
West Salem
la Crosse
Zahn
Gibson
Meyer
Urban van Sustenen
Dis
Sansaela
Pegger
State Committee On
City council weighs traffic fixes and zoning near Avon and Cass
Aldermen approved widening Avon street traffic count and urged traffic commission actions. They favored banning south side parking on Cass street from West avenue to 14th street and considered state approval for an arterial stop sign at South avenue and West avenue. Two zoning changes would shift corners near Horton and 16th to heavy industrial use. They rejected a houseboat power line near Copeland park to avoid Black River impact.
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Fourth
Sixth Streets
Wood Street
Sill
Rublee
Avon Street
St. James
Clinton Streets
Traffic Commission
State Traffic Commission
South Avenue
West Avenue
Commission
16Th
Horton Streets
17Th
Horton Street
East Avenue
Black River
Copeland Park
Northern States Power Co
Beefs and Eggs Outlook Prompted by National Survey
A government official predicted the livestock outlook will improve soon. He cited a completed national survey showing a comparatively good supply of beef and favorable egg grades for the market.
North Korean Forces Hold Line After Heavy Eastern Fighting
AP reporter George A. McArthur describes fierce clashes from Yanggu to Inje as North Korean troops resist Allied advances. Infantry attacks north and northeast of Inje yield small gains amid mortar barrages, with Chinese forces not encountered. The Fifth Air Force conducted 456 air strikes despite rain and haze hindering effectiveness. The text notes an unrelated reference to diamond cutting.
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Yanggu
Inje
McArthur
Fifth Air Force
Morse
R-Ore
Acheson
MacArthur
China
Manchuria
Chiang
Formosa
Bagel
United Nations
Marshall Criticism Dismissed on Greece Berlin Aid
General Marshall defended the Greece and Berlin airlift policies in a prepared graduation speech at Washington University. He called opponents of the strategy reckless for opposing a move he praised as courageous and crucial to preventing Communist domination. He cited the airlift as ultimately successful despite early criticisms.
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Greece
Erlin
Genese
Marshall
Washington University
Berlin
Livestock and Market Report From South Saint Paul and Chicago
Livestock prices across markets show cattle and hogs steady to firm Friday trading. Hogs move 10 to 25 cents higher for select weights with strong demand for choice 220 to 320 pound hogs. Cattle and calves mixed with feeders steady and cows mostly steady to firm, utility and canner grades weaker in some lots. Industry notes from South Saint Paul and Chicago include varying prices for steers, heifers, and bulls, with feeders and dairy cows showing softer bids in parts of the day.
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USDA
Spot Sha Of B Spot Sha Of B OPS Beef Supply Report
Washington report notes an OPS study showing supply of lower grade beef down nationwide by late May, with about 60 cities from coast to coast affected. Chicago OPS region excluded from the trend as of May 28, compared with the prior month.
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Washington
Hokage
Herma
Chicago
U S Drops Proposed Action On Oil Industry
Washington reports the government shelving a broad antitrust approach to the oil sector citing limited scope and delayed prospects. The move centers on a single case with diminished likelihood of prosecution under current charges.
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U. S
Washington
Sipurenen Shea
Ee Coe
Wholesale Food Prices Decline Amid Market Slump
New York reports the Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food index fell to 7.08 from 7.16, the largest weekly drop in eight months. Only sugar rose. seventeen of 31 foods listed declined while others held steady, with year over year up 18 percent.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet
Korea
Lion Cubs Born In Peoria Zoo
Maggie and King, lions at Glen Oak Park zoo in Peoria Illinois, welcomed three cubs on Tuesday. Keeper Dick Houlihan said he learned of the birth from excited chatter near the lions’ enclosure.
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Peoria Zoo
Peoria
Ill
Maggie
King
Glen Oak Park Zoo
Dick Houlihan
Statewide Telephone Strike Seen Saturday
Milwaukee union local president says a statewide strike may start Saturday amid stalled wage talks at Wisconsin Telephone Co. Milwaukee installations. CIO official would not confirm the strike.
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Milwaukee
A. Gam
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Arthur B. LeFevre
Wisconsin
CIO Communications Workers of America
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