Decontrol Of Meat Put Up To Truman In White House Debate
President Truman weighed meat decontrol with top advisers in an extended White House session. A formal petition from beef packers backed by sworn affidavits argued livestock plenty, and Cabinet members and agency chiefs gathered to consider policy. The president offered no firm stance, signaling no imminent action as the cabinet plans a broader review.
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Washington
Agriculture Anderson
White House
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Clark
Clark Clifford
Robert E. Hannegan
Treasury
O. Max Gardner
Will Clayton
John R. Steelman
Price
Paul Fourier
Richard i. Field
OPA
Robert H. Shields
Agriculture Department
Anderson
BEC
Mr. Truman
O Conor outlines four ply tax reform plan
Salisbury Md Oct 12 Governor O Conor Democratic candidate for the U S Senate proposed a four ply federal tax reform program. He praised Judge Joseph Sherbow's Maryland tax commission and urged creating a national commission to rewrite tax policy ending double taxation and reallocating tax sources among state and local governments. He warned against burdensome taxation and urged simplifying and freeing business. A separate item reports a Penns Broadway Liberty Limited collision near East Pelestin injuring nine. derailed last car, trains delayed up to three hours, victims treated at Portasa.
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Salisbury
O Conor
U. S. Senate
Joseph Sherbow
Maryland
Sherbow
Rejig Tegers
Conor
Chicago
New York
Portas A
Pittsburgh
54 Presentments In UCB Scandal
Baltimore Grand Jury returned presentments against unemployment compensation claimants, totaling 54 accused of fraud. Judge E Paul Mason said three month jail terms and fines equal to the frauds would be imposed on four convicted defendants, suspendable on full restitution. Seven others await trial, five jailed.
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Baltimore
E. Paul Mason
Unemployment Compensation Board
Red Delegates Called Home From Slav Congress
Soviet Consulate reports 11 USSR citizens must return home rather than register as foreign agents. The group, from the third American Slav Congress in New York, faced Justice Department orders to register. Authorities in Washington declined comment. Also noted are plans for Brunswick street lights along Potomac Street funded by Potomac Edison and local costs estimated at 40 dollars monthly.
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Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Justice Department
Anatol Yakovlev
Gary
Ind
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Yakovlev
Ussr
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Justice and
State Departments
Potomse Street
Brunswick
Wide Ween
Thirg Avenue
Caast
Florida Avenue
Potomac Edisory Company
Quit Strike Negotiations Washington Ship Owners Withdraw
The Ship Owners and Agents Committee withdrew from strike talks claiming negotiations are futile. Frank J. Taylor said both unions must commit to sailing ships on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts if talks succeed, or return to work without external approval. The Marine Engineers Union refused to guarantee this unless the U.S. Maritime Commission orders west coast agents to apply east coast terms to government ships. Taylor said owners remain willing to negotiate but require a mutual return-to-work understanding.
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Una
Frank J. Taylor
Atlantic
Gulf
Harry Martin
AFL Masters, Mates and Pilots of America
E. P. Trainer
National Marine Engineer S Beneficial Association
Taylor
Allamic
Marine Engineers Beneficial Union
United States Maritime Commission
Gulf Coast
Blames Legislators For Diaper Shortage
Savannah dispatch reports Stanley I Posner of Washington DC says legislators are to blame for the diaper shortage. Posner, general counsel for the National Institute of Diaper Services, told the ninth annual convention that government officials have forgotten the need to diaper infants and mothers cannot clothe babies in red tape. He warned that housing shortages and lack of domestic help highlight the issue.
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Savannah
Stanley I. Posner
Washington, D. C
Posner
National Institute of Diaper Services
Institute
Washington
Garsson Case Jury Is Sworn
Washington Oct 10 A Federal grand jury was sworn in to hear Justice Department evidence on wartime operations of the Garsson munitions combine with possible charges including bribery and perjury. The government planned to present its case in District Court about three months from July 12 after Henry M Garsson refused to testify before the Senate War Investigating Committee.
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Justice Department
Garsson Munitions Combine
Henry M. Garsson
Senate War Investigating Committee
Nazis Lose All Clemency Appeals For Hangings
Berlin October 10 The four power Allied Control Council rejected clemency pleas of 16 high Nazi leaders for crimes against humanity. Goering Keitel Jodl and others were denied reprieves and face execution by hanging next Wednesday after five and a half hours of deliberation.
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Herman Goering
Allied Control Council
Hitler
Goering
Wilhelm Keitel
Alfred Jod
Hangip
Erich Raeder
Boremann
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Keitel
Jodi
Alfred Rosenberg
Hans Frank
Wilhelm Frick
Fritz Sauckel
Julius Streicher
Arthur Seyss-In
Premature Plea Declared in Absentia Trial and Death at Church
The council called the plea premature but allowed a new petition within four days if apprehension occurs. A four power commission and an official photographer witnessed the events around a funeral where a bride died after a heart attack at church entry, eight pallbearers present as she lay in her gown. The casket lay under 300 roses as her fiancé John Mastanfuono, 20, mourned.
Intended Bride Buried After Solemn Requiem Mass
A solemn high mass was celebrated today for Angela Rose DeFabrizio, 21, in Inwood New York as preparations for her marriage to her fiancé were interrupted by her death. The service was conducted by the priest who would have joined her in marriage.
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Inwood
Angela Rose DeFabrizio
Donna Drake Divorced in Los Angeles Divorce Ruling
Donna Drake was granted a divorce from Jesse Lasky Jr. in Los Angeles on October 10. Drake testified that Lasky was jealous of their baby and that being called daddy made her feel aged and uncolorful.
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Donna Drake
Los Angeles
Jesse Lasky Jr
Hirtes
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