Rent Control Office Closes for Move to New Quarters
The Area Rent Control Board of the Office of Price Administration will be closed from 1:00 p m today June 26 until 8:00 a m July 1 for moving from the Ouachita National Bank building to new quarters at 501 Walnut street.
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Area Rent Control Board
Office of Price Administration
Ouachita National Bank
Walnut Street
Utah man linked to disturbing murder case in Phoenix
Sheriff Ernest Roach disclosed that Thomas, a married former Woodlawn Hospital nurse and ex radio entertainer, implicated himself in Suzanne Degnan's 1947 abduction and dismemberment. Police planned Lake Michigan searches for surgical tools. Thomas faces sentencing on a separate sex case but hinted at escape from an Arizona sentence. The note he wrote to a jailer suggests possible motive. Nearby reports show tight poultry supplies in New York as markets adjust to shortages.
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Ernest Roach
Phoenix
Woodlawn Hospital
Suzanne
North Side
James E. Degnan
Degnan
Kenmore Avenue
Lake Michigan
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Storms
Arizona
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Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Roach
Erisel Stockton
Rodeo Parade Plans By Monroe Officials Invite Public
Public officials announce rodeo events with a grand entry and parade. Clifford Benson, stock farm operator near Monroe, is grand marshal and will join calf roping and wild cow milking. Ed Harper handles publicity for the inaugural show.
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Highway 80
Monroe
Ed Harper
Italian Yugoslav decision clouded by Trieste dispute
The Yugoslav plan for Trieste as part of a Seventh Yugoslav Republic faces Italian opposition as Byrnes Molotov and other ministers push talks on the Italian peace treaty. Disputes over Dodecanese, reparations, colonies, and naval distribution remain unresolved with a four power council aiming to a conclusion. The first commercial orchard of prunes was planted in California in 1870.
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Terest
Byrnes
Molotov
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
Foreign Ministers Council
Bidault
Russia
Yugoslavia
Italy
Paris
le Monde
Dodecanese
California
Jurors Questioned Over Anti Soviet Books in Redin Case
Judge Black cautioned jurors that indictments against Mr. Redin are charges not proof and stressed innocence until proven. Attorneys probed jurors about reading anti Soviet works such as Out of the Night and I Choose Freedom. Most denied reading them. one juror was dismissed for expressed bias against the US government.
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Black
Redin
Jan Valtin
William L. White
Alexander Barmine
Victor Kravchenko
United States
Russia
Meat industry leaders rail at OPA bill price controls
Industry executives from Meat Packers Inc and Western States Meat Packers Association warned the OPA meat and livestock controls could worsen shortages and bolster a black market. John Morrell and Co. disclosed 3450 layoffs as workers cite restrictions hindering livestock purchases.
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House
Ben W. Campton
The
Meat Packers, Inc
Los Angeles
E. F. Forbes
Western States Meat Packers Association
San Francisco
G. M. Foster
John Morrell and Company
Ottumwa
Morrell
Court endorses extortion by union backed gangs in 1941 ruling
The article reviews Justice Byrnes ruling that a stickup by armed men to force payment for employment is a lawful wage claim. It notes the lawfulness of paying out of town musicians for union benefits, while calling the decision a headstrong mark of Roosevelt era favoritism toward unions. It mentions the gangsters’ methods and the legal backstory surrounding the Hobbs bill and public criticism.
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Justice Byrnes
Jimmy Petrillo
Musicians’ Union
New York
Chicago
Petrillo
Justice Stone
Roosevelt Court
Byrnes
Supreme Court
King Features Syndicate
Gulf coast group backs Grenville Mellen for maritime post
The nomination of Grenville Mellen of Gulfport Mississippi to the maritime commission drew swift support from gulf coast and New Orleans port interests. President Truman submitted the nomination yesterday and no opposition was anticipated as Mellen has backing from gulf state senators and the Gulf Ports Association.
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Mellen
New Orleans
Grenville Mellen
Gulfport
Miss
Maritime Commission
Gulf Coast
Truman
Gulf States
Gulf Ports Association
Lagoon Water Loss Sparks Rays Relief Scientists Cheer
Targeting drainage to reduce exposure, researchers see the draining lagoon as a breakthrough. The cautious optimism centers on lowering dangerous rays and enabling first time clear measurements.
Personal Finance Co Advertisement Promotes Loans
A dated ad from Personal Finance Co promotes personal loans as a convenient solution. It invites readers to visit the 2nd floor Bernhardt Building or call 1288 for cash, noting hours Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm and evenings by appointment.
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Personal Finance Co
Bernhardt Building
Cholera Epidemic Ravages Shanghai Meadows 48 Dead
Cholera hits Shanghai with 520 cases reported and 48 deaths as officials confirm continued spread amid mounting health concerns. This ongoing outbreak underscores urgent relief and sanitation needs in the port city.
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Shanghai
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