Hoover Urges Stronger Food Regulation to Prevent Waste
Hoover calls for a real food administrator and broader powers for the Agriculture Secretary to curb feeding wheat to livestock during shortages abroad. He cites OPA price differentials, notes his role as honorary chair of Truman’s famine committee, and cites a 25 percent cut in U.S. wheat consumption to aid Europe and Asia. The Defense Transportation Office orders priority loading of grain from country elevators to terminal markets starting March 5.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Anderson
Hoover
Truman
Chester Davis
Troover
Agriculture Department
Europe
Asia
Office of Defense Transportation
Hawaii Jap Charged with Disloyalty in Hawaii
Honolulu report states Jisho Yamazaki a 23 year old Japanese alien and Shinto priest was indicted by a territorial grand jury on charges of disloyalty to the United States. The indictment ties him to spreading rumors that Japan won the war among older alien Japanese residents.
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Honolulu
INS
Jisho Yamazaki
United States
Hawaii
Japan
Prize bull bought for show at Chicago auction
Press dispatches from Chicago report Tom Slick owner of the Essar ranch on Potranco road paid 20000 for Oklahoma A and M college prize winning bull Master Prince I to feature at the National Aber deer Angus show at Union Stockyards. James H Day rites set for 2 p.m. Monday at Riebe funeral home for 61 year old resident of 221 Holly street.
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Chicago
Tom Slick
Essar Ranch
Potranco Road
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Prince I
Union Stockyards
James H. Day
James H.day
Holly Street
Riebe Funeral Home
K. E. White
Elmont
Day
Mission Burial Park
Harlingen to Lose AAF Installation
Harlingen army air field declared surplus after Col. W. W. Seldon announced its status change Civic leaders plan to reclaim the field claiming acreage provided by city bonds The property value was estimated at 15 million dollars
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Marlingen
Harlingen
Harlingen Army Airfield
Col. W. W. Seldon
Tthe Field
Jacquire
Bond Ises
Horsemeat to Hungry Europe
Two million pounds of American horsemeat has been shipped to foreign nations but UNRRA has requests of 300,000,000 pounds more and has told packing plants it will take their entire output for 1946. An UNRRA spokesman said the demand will be far short and he estimated only about 100,000,000 rounds will be available.
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Europe
Washington
UNRRA
Dream Comes True in Texas Col W M Prince leads Brooksfield
Col W M Prince named new commanding officer at Brooksfield replacing Brig Gen Homer L Sanders who left for Biggsfield El Paso He previously served in the Pacific Aleutians and commanded a fighter pilots school in Walterboro South Carolina He and his wife and one year old son Billy will reside on Brooksfield Also announced is KABC radio schedule for daily news at 5 30 3 30 7 30 a m and 12 20 3 and 5 40 p m.
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Texas
Pacific
Prince
Homer L. Sanders
Brooksfield
Biggsfield
el Paso
Aleutians
Walterborough
South Carolina
Billy
Tax refund error found in St Louis
St Louis residents who received excess income tax refunds were told the mistake is real. The IRS office identified thousands of dollars were mailed in error and warned that those who still hold the funds may face seizure of property.
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ST. Louis
INS
St. Louisans
Internal Revenue Collector's Office
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