Poultrymen Propose Plan to Save Grain During War Push
In Ashingtown and Pittsburgh officials debate poultryless Thursdays to conserve grain. Poultrymen offer a substitute plan to save 30,000,000 bushels for Europe by April 1. Charles Luckman weighs the proposal as Brannan predicts quick end to poultry ban if grain-saving terms are met. Wheat prices rise. hogs and cattle hold steady amid months of wartime price shifts.
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Ashingtown
U.P
Nonlermset
Europe
Pittsburgh
Charles F.’ Brannan
Uess
Charles Luckman
Luckman
Poultrymen
Raiuclug
Chung Elliehiedion
Wright
Chicago
Labor to curb Lords powers and nationalize industry
Britain’s Labour government signals plans to curb remaining powers of the House of Lords and nationalize key industries this year. The king’s speech, drafted by Labour, notes legislation to use the Parliament Act to limit Lords delays beyond two years, with potential post‑war political risk if Conservatives win in 1950.
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London
George VI
Labor
House of Lords
Asta
Bellam
Commons
Lords
Iran
Winston Churchill
Plane Plunges Into Thames Rescued Seven Crew
An R. A. F. Sunderland flying boat with one engine aflame crashed into the sea two miles off the Thames Estuary. Seven of the ten crew were rescued, and the survivors suffered severe Burns.
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London
R. A. F. Sunderland
Thames Estuary
Executions Reported Across Greece in 24 Hours
Greece conducted a wave of executions inside 24 hours. The Progs Ministry said 41 Tyong were executed, with 13 dying at dawn in Salonika from a Communist execution squad. Earlier reports listed 23 more executions, including two women.
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Athens
Tyong
Petteytaave
Greece
Progs
Salonika
Man Wins Carolina Cake-Baking Crown Again
L. C. Merchant, head proofreader for The State in Columbia, captured the sweepstakes prize at the South Carolina state fair with a pound cake and secured first in seven other cake categories. The repeat champion previously won in 1943 and 1945.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
L. C. Merchant
the State
Brazil Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Soviet Russia
Brazil severed diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia amid rising tensions in Latin America. The move comes after prior exchanges and follows accusations from Moscow press against President Dutra. The U.S. embassy in Moscow now handles Brazilian interests, with a Polish legation likely to manage Russian affairs in Brazil.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Russia
Chile
Yugoslavia
Hugsia
Afo'a
Moscow
Maria Pimente Brandas
Stockholm
Jacob “Suritz
Communist Party
TONOR
Eurico Gaspar Dutra
Dutra
Nereu Ramos
Pravda
United States
Foreign Office
U.S
Soviet Union
Wella
Truman
Adolf Hitler
General backs universal drill in peacetime policy
General Dwight D Eisenhower urged universal military training as a key part of America's peace policy. He called it a logical peacetime use of the selective service system and a cornerstone of democracy against extinction by war. The Army chief of staff framed it as an administration push to pass the measure in the forthcoming Congress session.
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Washington
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Statff
Eisenhower
Beulah Overell Quits Sanitarium in Seclusion
Beulah Louise Overell, 18, released from Northern California sanitarium after acquittal on par ents murder charges, is living in seclusion in Los Angeles. She abandoned European travel plans. cousin Marjorie Tungaught prepares to travel alone. Beulah is staying unknown at uncles Emanuel and Fred Jungquist's home.
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Los Angeles
Beulah Louise Overell
California
George Budi Gollum
Aeiress
Europe
Marjorie Tungaulat
Beulah Louise
Beulah
Louise
Emmanuel
Fred Jungquist
Philosopher Pleads Guilty to Save Time
Lung Foon, a 64 year old Oriental immigrant, faced a narcotics charge in Detroit. The court explained that a free attorney would be provided, and Lung Foon then requested guarantee of a win. He ultimately concluded, I plead guilty and save time. The judge noted the arrangement and proceeded with the plea.
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Detroit
Lung Foon
Ernest 4. O'Brien
Lung Poon
Hero Martyr War Ace Dies to Save Homes
Seaside Maine April 21 reports Maj Kenneth G. Smith a 34 year old from Boise Idaho died in a World War II plane crash while attempting to avert crashing into homes in Seaport. He had downed six German planes and stayed at the controls as his Thunderbolt plummeted into a stream bed, exploding. He remained at the cockpit until clear of nearby buildings before the crash.
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Searsport
Kenneth G. Smith
Baise
Idaho
Smith
Divorce Decree Grants Custody of Unborn Child
Des Moines reports William Woodward, 21, given divorce and custody of a child expected next month. Woodward, a mail carrier, testified his wife Helen Trene, 23, said she did not want the child and would place it in a home if he did not take it.
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Des Moines
William
Woodward
Helen Trene
Wuld
Butter Melt Fire Destroys 5000 Pounds on Skokie Highway
A truck driven by William Warneke of Kingston Wisconsin caught fire on Skokie Highway north of town. About 4900 pounds of butter melted and ran along the highway into gutters while the vehicle burned, causing costly losses estimated at $9500.
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Gurness, Til
Skokie Hwy
Here
William Warneke
Kingston
Wis
Giant Northrop Flying Wing Lands After Maiden Flight
MUROC AIR BASE Oct 21 The Northrop eight jet flying wing bomber landed safely after its maiden flight from Hawthorne and an observer ship, a P-61 Black Widow, crashed en route. Three crew members bailed out. no reason given. Max Stanley piloted the craft designated YB-49 at takeoff.
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Muroc Air Base
A.P
Northrop
Hawthorne
W. A
Slim) Perrett
Don Swift
Rayford
Lancaster
Aie
Max Stanley
Army Air Base
Muroc
Mojave Desert
Army
Eréewok
Stanley
Santa Monica
Fred Breteher
Otva H. Datelas
C. L. O. Official Put Off Witness Stand
Mazey a CLO official and United Auto Workers member was forcibly removed from the witness stand in St. Joseph Michigan after a sharp exchange with Rep. Hoffman conducting a one man investigation into the Remington Rand strike. State Police Capt. Scavarda and Sheriff Kliuhath of Berrien County seized Mazey's arms and escorted him from the chair on Hoffman's orders.
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St, Joseph
Mich
Qel
Mazey
Tlery
Clo
United Auto Workers
Hoffman
Rmich
Remington Rand, Inc
Caesar Scavarda
Sherif Erwin Kliuhath
Berrien County
Peru Indians Spot Wreckage of Missing C-47 Plane
The U S Caribbean Air Command said Indians in Peru reported sighting wreckage of a C-47 transport missing for 10 days in the Peruvian Andes near Borja on the Marañon River. No survivors were mentioned in the report.
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Panama
C. 2
U. S. Caribbean Air Command
Peruvian Andes
Borja
Maranon River
Two Fliers Rescued After Crash at Sea
Two dive bomber airmen from the Navy’s Valley Forge crashed landed their Curtis Helldiver five miles south of Pearl Harbor and were rescued. The fliers were Lt. Marvin Griffith of Houston Texas and Alva W Plummer of Decatur Illinois.
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Harbor
FbeTwo
Navy
Valley Forge
Pear Harbor
Curtis
Perounre
de Marvin
Griffith
Houston
Texas
Alva W. Plummer
Decatur
Ill
Warren Names First Commission on Organized Crime
Gov. Warren announced a five member Commission on Organized Crime to survey California crime, appointing John H. Harrison as chief investigator and Warren O. Ney III as attorney. The board will be overseen by Frank E. Cane with four more commissions to cover juvenile justice, adult corrections, and crime law reforms. A statewide crime conference on Nov. 17 and 18 will launch action.
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Eles Bae Ae Ea
U. S. Ambidor
Russia
Adm
Willam E. Standey
Las Mesa
William M. Jeffers
Los Angeles
United States Rubber
Union Pacific Railroad
Harvey S. Muda
Kenyon A. Joyce
San Francisco
Ninth Service Command
Alied Central Commission
Italy
Land Gerald
State Board of Corrections
Aos
Egypt Reports 366 More Deaths From Khalera Epidemic
The Public Health Ministry in Cairo said Egypt's Khalera epidemic killed 366 additional people in the 24 hours ending yesterday, raising the total death toll to 2494 for 27 days since the outbreak began.
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Cairo
Egypt
Australia Seeks Ban on False Propaganda at UN
Australia formally demanded that the United Nations curb propaganda accusing officials of warmongering. Dr. Herbert Evatt submitted the amendment to Russia's resolution on warmongers to be discussed this week at Lake Success. Evatt attacked Russia's Balkan policy and defended American British aid to Greece while noting Moscow aided Poland Yugoslavia and others in its orbit.
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New York
Australia
United’ Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Herbert V. Evatt
Russia
Lake Success
Uty
Andraea Vishinsky
United States
Turkey
Greece
Evatt
United Nations
Committee For the
Balkans
Ita
Cinema Star and Critic Dial In on Communism in Hollywood
Veteran actor Adolphe Menjou and critic John Moffitt testified that Communists are active in Hollywood. Menjou named John Howard Lawson as a Communist head but offered no proof. Moffitt said Broadway has heavy Communist infiltration and 44 of 100 plays thus far carry Communist lines while 32 more show sympathetic elements. He also questioned Herbert Sorrell as a Communist suspect and cited prior Los Angeles testimony.
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Washington
Adolphe Menjou
John ‘Charles Moffitt
Hollywood
John Howard Lawson
Dapper
Menjou
House Committee
Lawson Ia
Moffitt
Ded Lawson
Reén ‘Writers’ Guild
New York
Broadway
Robert Epling
Moftite
le Pr
Moe
Fier
comeRe Int
Alter
Paring
Herbert Sorrell
Contersineer Bildla
Los Angeles
President Truman Calls Parley on Europe
President Truman invites congressional leaders to a White House conference at 2:30 p.m. Thursday to discuss Europe’s financial situation and a potential emergency aid plan. The attendees include leaders from both parties, key foreign affairs and appropriations officials, and Senator Taft, with a focus on a European recovery proposal and possible special congressional session.
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Washington
Trumen
White House
Persaey
Europe
Charles G. Ross
Truman
Jeader
Foreign Affairs and Appropriations
Taft
Ohio
N. F. Policy
Senate
Marshal
Congres
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