Bread Production Falls in Philadelphia Groceries
Bread became another under the counter item in Philadelphia groceries as bakeries cut output by as much as 50 percent at some plants. The acute short age led to loaves reserved for regular customers while further cuts threaten widespread shortages.
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Byrnes Plans Paris Return for Big Four Talks in June
Secretary of State Byrnes said he will reach Paris by June 15 to resume the Big Four foreign ministers conference drafting peace treaties for Italy and the Balkans. He leaves Washington June 13 with staff and senators Connally and Vandenberg, and notes progress on an Austrian treaty draft. He favors a full demilitarization review of Germany and discusses Portugal’s Azores base transit and UN negotiations.
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California Gives Landslide Vote To Gov Earl Warren
California primary returns show Governor Earl Warren securing the Republican nomination for re election and leading in the Democratic race against Attorney General Robert W Kenny Warren could become the first California governor since 1914 to win re election.
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Maritime Strikers May Picket Navy Philadelphia Base
The Philadelphia naval base may be picketed if the nationwide maritime strike goes ahead. Eugene Williams of the National Maritime Union says rank and file sailors sway union support. Preparations in Philadelphia are complete for a June 15 strike that could affect about ten thousand workers. The fourth naval district surveys reserve officers and enlisted men for potential emergency duty.
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Philadelphia
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Dentist Shoots Self in Head in Pittsburgh
Nervousness and overwork were blamed for the death of Dr. E. W. Butezow a Pittsburgh dentist who killed himself yesterday by a bullet to the head. The coroner will issue a death certificate by own action.
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Hard Coal Pact Expected Soon
News reports from New York indicate miners and operators are nearing a wage agreement to end a six day hard coal strike. Observers say a pact akin to the recent bituminous deal is likely, with the main issue a five day week recovery and a welfare fund.
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Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Bowel Movements
An old advertisement claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets improve bile flow to aid digestion of fatty foods and regularity. It urges following label directions and lists prices 15¢ and 30¢ available at all drugstores.
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One-Eyed MP Charged With Manslaughter In Auto Accident
Cpl. Thomas Shibley a one eyed Parma Ohio military policeman faced an 18 month jail term for involuntary manslaughter after driving an arm truck that killed two women in Pittsburgh last March. He admitted to the charges. The report notes the Azores as a historic stop for ocean air routes from 1919 onward and mentions the Yankee Clipper’s 1939 visit.
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Thomas Shibley
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