Governors Cite Federal Rules Behind Meat Shortage
Thirteen governors from northeastern states meeting at the Southeastern Governors Conference labeled food deficits worsened by Federal regulations that did not fit state needs. They urged equitable distribution, price reforms, and action to boost meat and poultry supplies while noting black markets, feed grain shortages, and impacts on dairy, eggs, and livestock sectors.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Charles M. Dale
New Hampshire
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
New England
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Maurice J. Tobin
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Clarence W. Meadows
Raymond E. Baldwin
Connecticut
Mortimer H. Proctor
Vermont
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Herbert R. O'Conor
Luce Predicts Victory Within 18 Months From Pacific Tour
Henry Luce editor and publisher returned from a five week Pacific battleground tour convinced that preparations are under way to achieve victory in 18 months or less.
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Honolulu
Henry Luce
Pacific Battlegrounds
Tale Of Two Cities Burglary Tale Across LA and Beverly Hills
Two recent California burglaries hit a single zigzag building on the city line. A upstairs safe yielded 40 dollars while downstairs a safe holding 3,500 dollars was taken. Los Angeles and Beverly Hills police investigated the boundary line crime.
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Los Angeles
Calfornia
Beverly Hills
Bring Wives Overseas Controversy Grows In War
Debate rises over Rep Margaret Chase Smiths proposal to allow American wives to join soldiers in Europe. More than 200 letters reveal mixed views from home front wives and overseas GIs. A high ranking officers wife warns it would add burdens, while many wives urge to be with loved ones. Secretary Stimson aide says restrictions may relax when conditions permit.
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Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Henry XL. Stimson
Europe
Pennsylvania
GTI
U.S
Stimson
John W. Martin
War Department
British Syria action clarifies aims in Levant crisis
London stated that British intervention in the Levant to restore order does not seek to replace France in Syria and Lebanon. The note emphasizes no prejudice to a final solution, cites independence pledges to Syria and Lebanon, and assigns responsibility to local governments while enabling impartial action if needed to maintain wartime stability.
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London
Great Britain
The
Levant
Syria
Lebanon
France
Reuter
Charles de Gaulle
Middle East
Pittsburgh To Fete McNarney Devers
General Joseph T. McNarney and General Jacob L. Devers will head a 64 member homecoming group welcomed in Pittsburgh Monday. The party, flown from Europe, includes Lt. Gen. William H. Simpson and several major generals from the 9th Army, XII Corps, 78th and 86th Infantry, and ETO Communications Zone.
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Pittsburgh
ANS
Joseph T. McNarney
Mediterranean Theater
Jacob L. Devers
6Th Army
Europe
William H. Simpson
9Th Army
Frank A. Keating
102Nd Infantry
Leroy Irwin
Edwin T. Parker Jr
78Th
Horace L. McBridge
86Th Infantry
Milton A. Reckord
William N. Hoge
12Th Army Group
Philadelphia Orchestra posts strong art record despite deficit
Philadelphia report praises the recently completed season as among the most artistically successful, while noting a net deficit of 22478 dollars. The art for art's sake item cites fiscal results alongside artistic achievement.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Orchestra
Polish Government Conferences Reach Successful Ending
The London Polish Government criticizes Moscow talks as a sham while Polish moderates hail the Moscow agreement as a solution. Grabski accepts a Presidium invite. Witos may join as Peasant party leader. Mikolajczyk and Stanczyk likely lead in a new government with Tugutt and Popiel as expected participants.
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London
Yalta
Moscow
Poland
Mikolajczyk
Stanczyk
Stanislaw Grabski
Tomasz Arciszewski
Tugutt
Department of Interior
Mikolajeczyk
Karol Popiel
Christian Labor Party
Polish protest note over Moscow trial of Poles
Washington note reports Jan Ciechanowski ambassador of the London Polish Government delivered a protest to the State Department against Soviet judicial actions in Moscow. President Truman had not yet received any formal appeal from Polish Premier Arciszewski. Grew declined to comment at his press conference.
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Washington
Reuter
London
Jan Ciechanowski
State Department
Moscow
White House
Truman
Tomasz Arciszewski
Ciechanowski
Italian Weather Forecast Signals Warm Weekend
A fair weather pattern dominates Italy with thin high clouds over the mountains in the afternoon. June 24 forecast shows Rome 94 degrees Naples 88 Bari 89 and Florence 83, while Monday outlook remains fair with lingering mountain clouds in the afternoon.
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Italy
Rome
Naples
Bari
Florence
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