Sale Of Merchandise To Soldiers And Sailors Under Probe
Washington AP The House Armed Services Committee orders a top to bottom investigation into Army post exchanges and Navy ship stores. Hearings will begin in two weeks before a subcommittee chaired by Vinson to examine tax-free sales, non taxed items, and profits used for utilities and welfare funds.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Philbin
D - Mass
Vinson
D- Ga
Congress
Army
Navy
American Retail Federation
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
American Drygoods Association
Treasury Department
Community meetings and club schedules listed for Monday
Blythe Williams Post of American Legion meets at 8 p m and executive committee at 7 30 p m at the Legion Home. Memorial Day Committee first meeting at 7 30 p m at the Legion Home chaired by W W Gray. Reserve Unit Battery B 323rd FA meets at 8 p m at Aeronca. Company C 814th Tank Battalion meets at 8 p m at Aeronca Aircraft. I Am An American Day committee meets at 8 30 p m at the American Home on South Main.
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Blythe-Williams
American Legion
Eighth Ave
The
Legion
Memorial Day Committee
Legion Home
W. W. Gray
323Rd Field Artillery
Aeronca
Aeronca Aircraft Corporation
South Maines
Welcome Wagon New Comers Club Meeting Notice
The Welcome Wagon New Comers Club will convene at 8 PM in the Civic Association. The notice invites members and new residents to attend and participate in the evening program and introductions.
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Welcome Wagon
New Comers Club
Civic Association
MacArthur Addresses Japan On Constitution Day
General Douglas MacArthur told Japan the occupation continues mainly due to events elsewhere not Japan’s fault. He praised progress from military rule to protective guidance and urged guarding personal dignity and liberty while shifting to autonomous responsibility under the new constitution.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Truman May Stall Wallgren Nomination For Months
Washington AP report says President Truman could delay Mon C. Wallgren’s nomination for eight months by awaiting Senate Armed Services Committee reshuffle after Baldwin’s December resignation. With eight Democrats and five Republicans, committee balance could shift, risking Wallgren’s path to floor. If Baldwin leaves armed services, a Democratic replacement would be pressured to back sending Wallgren to the Senate floor.
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Washington
Truman
Mon C. Wallgren
Armed Services Committee
Baldwin
Rconn
Senator Byrd
D-Va
Wallgren
National Security Resources Board
Gov
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
Senate
Armed Services
Family Watches Fire At Plant Ends With Home Burned
Mr and Mrs Donald Moser and their four children watched a fire at the east end plant where he worked as an engineer. While they watched, a second alarm sent equipment to their home two blocks away. The plant fire caused 25 damage to an assembly building roof and the Mosers frame house suffered about 7500 in losses, believed to start from a small coal stove.
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Cleveland
Donald Moser
Mosers
Moser
Letter Carriers Meet at Clayton in Dayton District
Sixteen members of the local branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers and their wives attended the Southwest Ohio District meeting in Clayton. Marshall student James K. Langan, secretary of the national executive board, spoke on a new Washington legislative program for postal workers, including a 26 day vacation period, uniform allowance, liberal retirement plan, and salary increase. Otto Miller, state president, spoke briefly and Chester Hollenbaugh, secretary, reported. The meeting opened with a ham dinner by the Clayton Grange followed by a short concert by the Dayton Letter Carriers Band. Richard E. Wolf of Columbus presided.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Southwest Ohio
Clayton
Marshall
James K. Langan
National Executive Board
Washington
Langan
Otto Miller
Chester Hol
Lenbaugh
Clayton Grange
Dayton Letter Carriers
Richard E. Wolf
Columbus
GE CIO wage demands inflationary says GE
New York AP The General Electric Company warns that CIO wage increases and added benefits would raise costs and trigger layoffs in electrical manufacturing GE opposes union proposals seen as inflationary Lemuel Boulware notes GE will resist demands under current conditions The CIO union seeks roughly 500 dollars per year more for about 600 thousand workers in the industry
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New York
General Electric Company
CIO
G-E
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Lemuel R. Boulware
Boulware
Cool and fair weather forecast to continue
The forecast calls for tonight and Tuesday to be fair and cool with lower humidity on Tuesday. Temperatures rose from 57 degrees at 6 am to 69 degrees by 10:30 am, after a 80 degree high at 4 pm and 14 degree low at 7 am yesterday.
Britain pressed by Romania to shut two consulates
In Bucharest the Romanian government asked Britain to close its two consulates outside Bucharest, with indications a similar move could target Italy and Turkey. London might keep the Constanta post, while Cluj is likely to close, and the note described the request as opportune to discontinue the Cluj office. The article ends with a non sequitur about a newborn brain relative size.
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Britain
Romania
Bucharest
Italy
Turkey
Insurance Agency Announces Changes at Local Office
Western and Southern Life Insurance announces two personnel changes. Paul Mullen of Woodlawn Avenue, two years with the local office, is promoted to associate manager at the Piqua office. Glen L. Tullis of Manchester Road, with Armco 12 years, replaces him here.
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Western and Southern Life Insurance Agency
R. E. Helsinger
Paul Mullen
Woodlawn Ave
Piqua
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Dixie Heights Improvement League
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U. S. National Guard
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Singer Sewing Machines
Round Robbin
Long Bobbin
ACE Sewing Mach. CO
Westinghouse
Roosevelt High School
Middletown, Ohio
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
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King Features, Inc
Constanta
Black Sea
Cluj
Transylvania
London
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