Edward J. Kelly Buried in Chicago Rites
ES Leaders, police officials and hundreds paid last respects to Edward J. Kelly 74, former Chicago mayor for 14 years, who died of heart disease. Mourners filed past his bier in a near northside chapel as dignitaries including Mayor Kennelly and Judge Igoe attended. Alica Roosevelt sent roses, and a Requiem high mass presided by Cardinal Stritch was planned for Holy Name Cathedral with burial at Calvary cemetery.
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Reds Boost Fur Crop By Moving Animals Into New Territories
Reports say 62 raccoons released near Smolensk have grown to about 6500 in the region. Spotted deer near Moscow and transplanted fur animals thrive as musk rats and nutria spread in northern and southern districts. Soviet fur farming expands with silver foxes and mink, aided by canal projects and larger pasture lands.
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Economic controls tighten as postwar boom cools
The article notes rising government restraints on building and industry, including limits on nonessential construction and stricter credit by the Fed and FHA. Auto dealers criticize new installment rules as restrictive, while Baruch and Symington debate inflation control, taxes, and mobilization measures amid a changing postwar economy.
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Exploding Jet Plane Kills Reserve Flier in California
In Baldwin Park California a naval air reserve flier Lt. (Jg) Philip B. Dunlap 25 of Los Angeles died during a routine training flight from Los Alamitos. His brother Robert witnessed the crash as a wing fell between two houses. A wing tank exploded injuring David Smith whose arm was hurt. two houses caught fire but the blazes were doused.
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Philip B. Dunlap
Los Angeles
Pomona
Calif.) College
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
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Canada Bulls Supplied to Mexico Artificial Insemination Center
Mexico imports Holstein bulls from Canada to stock its state artificial insemination center operated by the Ministry of Agriculture.
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Ministry of Agriculture
Mustard Seed Producers List Key Nations
Important mustard seed producers are the U S Britain Canada Denmark Italy Netherlands and Formosa. The nations highlighted include major agricultural exporters involved in global seed output and trade dynamics.
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Britain
Canada
Denmark
Italy
Netherlands
Formosa
Sparta officer fractures arm in ladder fall
Sparta police traffic patrolman Ervin Edwards fractured bones in his left wrist after a ladder slipped on soft ground while he replaced storm windows at his home. Edwards also operates a rural firefighting service and was working from a lower rung when the base sank.
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Wis
Ervin Edwards
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