Rationing Forecast in Beef Rollback Debate
Senate leaders and grocery groups clash over the OPS price rollback for beef as lawmakers predict rationing by November if the policy stands. Ellender warns of six months of rationing and black markets, while DiSalle defends the plan and presses for a fair trial. The extension of wage controls looms as hearings begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellender
Senate Agriculture Committee
Office of Price Stabilization
GPS
Michael V. de Salle
Toledo
Hugh Butler
R-Neh
Senate
Butler
American National Cattle Men's Association
Association
Congress
Maybank
D.-5
Senate Banking Committee
Ops
Levees Guarded as Midwest Flood Threat Persists
Ongoing flood watch across Iowa Illinois and Missouri with the Mississippi River posing risks along the Iowa segment. Light rain touched parts of Iowa and northern Missouri while the river receded slightly at Muscatine. A levee breach below Alexandria Missouri flooded about 2500 acres of farmland. Temperatures stayed above normal except cooler New England and Pacific coast regions with northern Maine near freezing.
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Midwest
Mississippi River
Iowa
Iinoix
Missouri
Town
New England States
Pacific Coast
Maine
Anti Red Guerrillas Expand Says Formosa
Formosa reporting that the Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry said guerrillas or Red China mainland forces are increasing despite Communist efforts to crush them. The ministry cited a raid on Tenchung in Yunnan near the Burma border, with 135 Reds killed and arms seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipeh
Formosa
Defense Ministry
Red China
Tenchung
Yunnan
Burma
MacArthur Hearing Opens Dramatic Senate Inquiry
Senate officials unveiled a rapid plan to disseminate Gen. Douglas MacArthur's closed testimony, with five reporters and a private firm transcribing in blocks, while Razor blade screening removed military secrets. King George VI opens Britain's Festival of Britain in London as leaders hail unity and the giant cultural event spreads nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Russell
D.-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Harold R.beckley
Senate Press Gallery
Gen. MacArthur
Sussell
JT Beckley
Liz
Poe
Capitol
Armed Services Committee
Adm
Arthur. C. Bavis
Joint Chiefs of Staff
MacArthur
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
London
George VI
St. Paul's Cathedral
Britain
Buckingham Palace
St.Paul's Cathedral
Archbishop of Canterbury
Labor
Clement Attlee
Winston Churchill
St. Paul's
England
Wales
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Red Chinese Peddle Propaganda in U S
AP reports Chinese Communists circulated an English language periodical named Peoples China to raise funds in the United States. The issue, stamped from Hong Kong, carried protestations and propaganda tied to Sino Soviet aid and Korea, with two pages praising the Sino Soviet treaty and plans for subscriptions via International News Co. and Stechert Hafner. Both publishers denied agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet
China
Chou En-Lai
U. N
Korea
America
Red China
Soviet Union
Dodger
U.S
U. S
New China
International News Ca
Andy Stechert-Hafner, Inc
New York
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Eliender
D.-La
Illinois
Hearing Britain
Ventiry
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W. H. Mobley
Norwalk
Charles Houghton
Ei Lus
Charles A. Houghton
Excelsior Dr
Charles
Hare
Houghton
Houghtons
Dennis
Richard
Shirley
Charlex
Lone Ranger
P-T
Los Angeles County Recreation Department
Excelsior Cd
Pioneer Blvd
Press-Telegram
William Barron
Sheriff's Juvenile Office
R. C. Bennett
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