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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1952

Page

9

Price controls lifted on many consumer items

Washington reports government action rolls back price limits for non inflationary goods from radios to buttons while food prices hit a new peak after Congress decontrolled. The Office of Price Stabilization cut controls on items selling well below ceilings and lifted none critical from jewelry to Christmas decorations reflecting policy by Ellis Arnall and successor.

Washington Congress Bureau of Labor Statistics Therce Jusid Office of Price Stabilization Ellis G. Arman Tithe E. Woods

Democrats Pick Brooklyn Man for U.S. Senate Nomination

At the Democratic State Convention in New York, Brooklyn businessman John Cashmore won the first ballot to be the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, to oppose Republican Irving Ives in November. The Liberal party may back Cashmore. ALP and other lines also fielded nominees including Adlai Stevenson and John Sparkman on the Liberal ticket, and Vincent Hallinan with Charlotte Bass for president and vice president respectively.

New York John Cashmore Brooklyn U. S Irving Ives Cashmore Ives Herbert H. Lehman New York State Liberal Party State Committee Adlai Stevenson John J. Sparkman American Laborarty Corlis Lamont Thomas W. Lamont ALP Progressive Party Progressive National Vincent Hallinan San Francisco Charlotte Bass

Negligence Laws Urged for Change by Judge Fisher

Judge Harry M. Fisher of the Chicago circuit court urged immediate reform of antiquated negligence laws at a gathering of the National Association of Compensating Claimants Attorneys in Houston. He warned the most neglected victims are pedestrians who die without defense against machine age hazards.

Houston Harry M. Fisher Chicago Circuit Court National Association of

Dallas firms win Air Force work in Texas region

Rans dell Construction Co of Dallas lands a 142 802 dollar contract to build refueling and storage facilities at Laughlin Air Force Base Del Rio. Steinberg & Son Dallas gets 142 580 dollars for training squadron headquarters at Laughlin AFB. Carlisle & Carlisle of Uvalde wins 27 225 30 dollars to rehabilitate buildings at Eagle Pass AFB auxiliary field.

Galveston Ransdell Construction Co Dallas Laughlin Air Force Base del Rio Corps of Engineers Steinberg & Son Lausiin Afb Carlisle & Carlisle Uvalde Eagle Pass Air Force Base Laughlin

Justice Department War Fraud Probe Under Scrutiny

House investigators question Justice Department handling of war fraud cases from a 1944 Detroit case, 1951 indictment to a failed prosecution. Chairman Chelf and Judge Moore accuse a deliberate effort to derail the grand jury, with Slack blamed for disservice and calls for resignation of James Finnegan.

Justice Department Washington House Department Judiciary Detroit St. Louis Rep Keating R-Ny Grand Chelf D-Ky George H. Moore Department of Justice Truman Ellis N. Slack Grand Jury Revenue Bureau Slack Messence Rep. Bakewell R-Mo Slacks Moore Internal Revenue Bureau

Light Plane Crash Kills Tyler Man

Denison AP report says Milo J. Choate 45 a Tyler building contractor died after a light plane crashed near Denison shortly after takeoff. His sons Milt 14 and Harold Pete 12 and pilot Jack W. Fife 32 were hospitalized.

Denison Milo J. Choate Tyler Choate Milt Choate Jr Harold Pete Chotate Jack W. Fife

Boys Injured In Gas Explosion At Amarillo Truck Stop

Two 8 year old boys were hospitalized after reportedly dropping a lit match into a gasoline tank truck parked at Bill's Truck Stop east of Amarillo. Mike Wilhite was listed in critical condition at St. Anthony hospital while Jimmy Seay was in good condition at Amarillo Air Force Base hospital. Maj Floyd Seay, Jimmy's father, is stationed at the base.

Amarillo Mike Wilhite St. Anthony Hospital Jimmy Seay Amarillo Air Force Base Maj Floyd Seay Bill Wilhite Boy

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