Dark Bread To Go and Brew Supplies Up
Washington announces relaxations of wartime grain controls. White bread and flour will replace dark varieties in bakeries within weeks, and brewers and distillers gain increased grain allowances starting September 1. Miller extraction rates return toward normal from March 1 levels as stocks turn and imports shift. Grain export goals rise for 1946 47, aided by bumper crops and price board actions. Distillers receive 600 000 more bushels in September, brewers 21 5 percent more for Sep–Nov, increasing grain use to 85 percent of prior year levels.
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Waonington
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
Pricedéranirol Board
Texas Man Killed by MPs in Japan
Andres George Alvar Lampasas of Lampasas Texas was shot to death August 18 after attempting to escape military police in Japan. The U S Fifth Air Force said two shots were fired over his head after orders to halt were shouted three times before he was killed.
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Nagoya
Japan
Augra— PLC
Andres George Alvar Lampasas
Texas
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Alvarado
Three Hungarian Leaders Executed for Collaboration
SUDAPEST August 24 reports three former Hungarian officials executed for aiding the Germans. The men were former prime minister Doeme Sztolai former finance minister Remenyi Schneller and former industry minister Ludwig Szasz.
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Sudapest
Doeme Sztolai
Finance
Remenyi Schneller
Industry
Ludwig Szasz
Truman Best Fisherman
Bermuda August 24 President Truman impressed his vacation retinue by catching three fish after a fruitless salmon try in Puget Sound 14 months earlier. He hauled in the party's first fish and the greatest total weight of the outing.
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Bermuda
Truman
Puget
U S Cruiser Chicago Towes 150-Ton Japanese Vessel
The Chicago radioed it is en route to Kokosuka towing a 150 ton Japanese fishing vessel adrift twelve days in typhoon seas. The Japanese crew had been without food for eight days.
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Tokio
U.S
Chicago
Kokosuka
Girl Admits Notes From Aged Lover
NASHVILLE Tent Aug 24 Robbie Ann Keith 16 said she wrote letters to Dwight Owen Carman 62 who is charged with murdering his wife to flee with the girl. District Attorney General J Carlton Loser said letters found show Carman was in love and planning to send the girl away. The Carman home was burned Thursday morning killing Mrs Carman and a 1 year old, with Carman claiming the blaze started in the kitchen. The girl said her marriage at 13 was annulled and she once ran away with Carman. Carman was jailed in Jacksonville, Florida after a prior arrest for a lewd act. he was held without bond as funeral plans proceeded.
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Nashville
Tent
Robbie Ann Keith
Dwight Owen Carman
J. Carlton Loser
Tourish
Carman
Florida
Jacksonville
Pla
McMinnville
Tenn
Million Texans in runoff nominating governor and officials
Texas voters head to run-off Democratic primary to nominate a governor and three state officials plus five U S representatives. Key contest is governor between Beauford H. Jester and Homer P. Rainey with Rainey pushing larger social programs funded by oil and gas. Jester touts surplus funding. Mansfield and Sulek contest for a seat. other races feature Summers, Wilson, Lanham, and candidates for district and county posts.
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Dallas
Texas
United States
Beauford H. Jester
Homer P. Rainey
University of Texas
Rainey
Hatton
Wy Sumners
Fritz Lanham
Sam
Russell
Summers
J.frank Wilson
Sarah T. Hughes
Wilson
Wingate Lucas
Lanham
Jackson
William Blanton
Omar Burleson
Kremlin Opens Graves for Lost U.S. Fliers and Litvinoff Shakeup
Belgrade reports a grave to be opened for five American airmen from a C47 shot down last week as U.S. diplomats press Tito on survivors. Tito says no one parachuted.London notes Litvinov relieved as deputy foreign minister, with Gusev and Malik named new deputy ministers amid Moscow policy shifts.
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Belgradaf
U.S
Marshal Tito
Tito
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
Bled
Patterson
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
London
Maxim M. Litvinon
Moscow Radio
Fyodor Gusev
Britain
Yakov Malik
Litvineff
Relea
Litvinoff
V. M. Molotov
France
Kremlin
Montgomery greeted by cheers and boos on Mauretania return
Viscount Montgomery arrives aboard the Mauretania with 500 returning Canadian veterans amid mixed cheers and boos from troops. He, chief of Britain's imperial general staff, will travel to the United States to meet General Eisenhower after a day touring Canada.
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Balipax
N.S
Augue
Field
Marshal Viscount Montgomery
Mauretania
Montgomery
Britain
Imperial General Staff
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Canada
Light turnout in Bexar run off votes
Voters began at 7 a m Saturday with a light turnout in the Bexar run off election. Polls close at 7 p m. Ballots were paper not machines. Local races include Jimmie Carrigan vs Cap Williamson for Place No 1 and Eugene C Williams vs Pat Dwyer for Place No 2. Major interest centers on the governor contenders Homer Rainey and Beauford Jester.
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Bexar
Democratic Party
Jimmie ‘Carrigan
Cap” Williamson
Sentative
Eugene C. Williams
Pat Dwyer
Homer P. Rainey
Beauford
Tarmpeting
Baby survives on flown milk from Los Angeles to Inyokern
A two week old baby at Inyokern survives premature birth thanks to daily flown milk from Los Angeles. Red Cross couriers and Navy pilots shuttle ice packed bottles from California Hospital to Downey Airport then to the U S naval test station dispensary. The infant, son of Marine Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Powers, weighed three pounds nine ounces at birth and now near four pounds.
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Los Angeles
Horr
Inyokern
Naval
Red Cross
California Hospital
Downey
Navy
U. S. Naval Test Station
Marine Set
Charles Powers
Three Arrested In Car Break-In Probe
Police Saturday arrested Alfredo Olivares of 1607 Coita Street Mario Muzquiz of 209 South San Marcos Street and Martin Munoz of 618 San Patricio Street. Detectives Manuel Martinez and H Sepulveda detained them over reported efforts to break into a rear area.
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Alfredo Olivares
Coita
Mario Muzquiz
San Marcos
Martin Munoz
San Patricio
Manuel Martinez
H. Sepulveda
Whirlwind of Yugoslavia policy ends in betrayal and blame
The piece accuses the United States of betraying its Yugoslav ally General Draja Mihailovich by shifting support to Tito and accepting large military aid to the Tito government. It argues this appeasement aided Red Fascism and led to American planes being shot down, urging reflection on capitalist foreign policy and wartime agreements with Soviet Russia.
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Art London
Cowever
Ljubljana
Dean Acheson
U. S
Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
U. N. Security Council
Belgrade
Tite
Patterson
Richard Partridge
Draja Mikhailovich
Soviet Russia
Stalin
Roosevelt
Mikhailovich
Moscow
Marshal Tito
America
Tito
Soviet
Russia
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Tito Accuses U S of Deliberate Yugoslav Flights
Belgrade August 24 Marshal Tito in a written reply to correspondents questions accused U S military authorities of deliberate aerial reconnaissance over Yugoslav installations along the Italian Yugoslav frontier. He said Allied transport planes over upper Slovenia fly by design to shorten routes and intrude on sovereignty, aiming to intimidate his followers and bolster opponents.
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Belgrade
Marshal Tite
U. S
Tito
Slovenia
Chinese Move On Red City In Jehol and Shansi Provinces
Government troops pressed toward the Communist stronghold of Chengtei in Jehol as Nationalist forces besieging Tatung failed again to breach stiff defenses at the Shansi rail hub. Nationalists reportedly recaptured Chianghsien in southern Shansi and repelled a Communist attack on Lanfeng, Henan, killing all entering troops.
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Nanking
Aur
Ga—Urh
Chengtei
Jehol
Tatung
Shansi Province
Chengteh
Chiang Hsien
Shansi
Lanfeng
Henan
25 Jews Flee Haifa Camp
TERUSALEM Aug 24 The government announced that 25 Jews escaped Thursday night from Athlit detention camp near Haifa. Police said the flight was aided by a Hagana operation. The camp housed 3703 regal immigrants awaiting release under the monthly quotas and these escapees were among the last sent before Cyprus deportation policy activation.
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Terusalem
Athlit
Haifa
Agana
3 Hagana
Cyprus
Weather Outlook With Warm Weekend Forecast
Partly cloudy Saturday after noon and night and Sunday with widely scattered afternoon thundershowers. Maximum temperature Saturday 95 degrees, minimum Sunday 74, high 95, low 63, Saturday low 73. Additional weather on Page 2.
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Dwight D. Carman
AP Wirenhuty
Joseph J. Mansfield
L.J. Sulek
Milton
J. T. Ellis
Irs
Germany
Pearl Barbas
Andrei Aeinen
Europe
U.S. State Department
Masi Lityinofi
Yerevan
Monty
Boyce House
Allan Shivers
Jesse Owens
Tom L. Beauchamp
Court of Criminal Appeals
Commissoner of Agriculture
McDonald
J. E
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