Installment Controls End On November 1 Controversy Over Truman Powers
Washington reports a White House news conference sparked a misimpression that President Truman would use emergency powers to extend wartime install ment controls beyond November 1. Senate and House conferees agreed to deny authority to continue the curbs after October 31, ending controls on automo biles and home goods while leaving some provisions in place until November 1.
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New Protein Fiber Method Promises Superior Meat Alternative
A newly developed manufacturing method for protein fibers promises a synthetic meat product surpassing beefsteak in quality. Early demonstrations indicate improved texture and flavor potential, signaling a major advance for alternative proteins and food technology.
Plenty Of Coal For All Needs Foreseen
The Research Institute of America reports ample coal for winter despite potential strikes or ship delays. Prices will rise due to the Lewis wage contract, but electrical power and gas are sufficient though steel shortages hinder transport facility construction. Domestic oil output and imports total about 5.764 million barrels daily against a 5.733 million daily demand, with local shortages possible within six to twelve months.
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Research Institute of America, Inc
Berring Jeng
Kuhn in Munich Jail on Nazi Offender Charge
Fritz Kuhn former Bund leader faces possible riot and major Nazi offense charges under German denazification law at Nendeck Prison Munich. Prosecutor Julius Herss says Kuhn 50 a German sympathizer deported from the United States could receive up to 19 years hard labor if convicted. Kuhn told reporters he had no idea why he was arrested and claimed no charges copies were provided. He lamented not being allowed to contact his wife or a lawyer.
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Wirts Couple Wed At United Brethren Church Thirmont
Mr and Mrs George W Wirts and Mr and Mrs Wirts were married July 6 at United Brethren Church Thur mont The bride Betty Jene Toms is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry C Toms Thurmont and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs G Milton Wirts of Hagerstown
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Lincoln High Wins Jaycee Essay Contest For Peace
Jayce Whalen of Doubs wins first prize $15 in the Jaycee essay contest on The United States and World Peace. Second prize $10 goes to Helen Wagner, also of Lincoln High. Third prize $3 to Robert Gouker of St John's High. Awards announced by Clifton E. Blevins. Judges include William Hardy Harry Smith and others.
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St John’s High School
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Harry QO. Smith
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E. E. Williams
Bertha Loomis
Car Thief Caught in Pittsburgh With Stolen Car
Pennsylvania authorities captured Chaster A. Wodarski in Pittsburgh on Monday night in the theft of Carl Burns Geithersburg’s automobile, identified by City Officer Sherman Boone. Sergt. Walter May said Wodarski would be turned over to the FBI to face Dyer Act charges.
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Lut's Stuft and the Call to Quick Action
The piece urges immediate effort, opposing hesitation and promoting perseverance to complete underway tasks. It reflects a mindset of sensible, strong conduct and a belief that timely initiative yields results. It also notes plants that provide food for wildfowl, listing smartweeds wild duck millet chufas widgeon grass wild celery wild rice bulrushes arrow leaf spike rush.
Prominent UAW-CIO Official Freed on Bond in DC Indictment
Harold R. Christoffel, 34, a leading UAW-CIO official, was indicted on perjury charges by a District of Columbia grand jury. He was released today on a $5,000 bond by U S Commissioner Floyd E. Jen, in Milwaukee reporting.
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Uaw-Cio
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Floyd E. Jen
Christoffel hearing adjourned amid labor case conflicts
Christoffel’s arraignment delayed to July 30 at request of Dan Sobel representing UAW-CIO Local 248 of which Christoffel is honorary president. He faces six counts of perjury before the House Labor Committee after denying Communist Party affiliation. Baltimore drive reports 1000 plus applications for 35 Maryland State Police vacancies and a Paris note cites the European Economic Committee action.
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Dan Sobel
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House Labor Committee
Communist Party
European Recovery Plan Ques tionnaires Set by EC Steering Committee
One member nations ten days to supply dates for mapping a coordinated plan under the Marshall proposal for European recovery. The Economic Committee's Steering Committee approved five questionnaires on food power metal industries inland transport and maritime transport with responses requested by August 3.
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