Truman Put On Hot Spot By Labor
Washington reports AFL and CIO plan strategy sessions next week to back favorable congressmen and potentially pressure President Truman over choosing a Labor delegate to the International Labor Organization. The sessions could widen rifts between administration and labor groups while focusing on power and prestige. An Austin Powder plant explosion near McArthur killed three workers and destroyed a jelly hole, with no bodies recovered.
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UNRRA End Would Set Russ Bloc Back
Washington reports UNRRA could shift the Soviet bloc by ending relief work. UNRRA has delivered 2,367,742 tons of food and 208,213 tons of clothes to Albania Byelorussia Czechoslovakia Hungary Poland Ukraine and Yugoslavia.
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Meat prices fall across cities says AMI survey
The American Meat Institute claimed a nationwide 20 city survey shows consumers pay less for meat than four weeks ago. Hamburger down 2 to 6 cents per pound, pot roast 2 to 7 cents lower, with advertised beef prices near old OPA levels. Best buys listed include hamburger, rib roast, veal cuts, picnic hams, beef stew, boiling beef and beef short ribs.
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Bomb found in St James Park near Buckingham Palace
Royal Engineers bomb disposal unit removed a 110 pound unexploded German bomb discovered Saturday in St James Park. The find, the fourth from World War II era, occurred as thousands strolled nearby in view of Buckingham Palace.
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Salvage Fight Over American Farmer Divides Crews
New York shipboard dispute erupts as the Internationally famous salvage fight over the damaged American Farmer pits English crew against the American ship that towed her to Port. Coast Guard hearings loom for the American Farmer crew after two collisions in the Atlantic on July 31. Captain Arthur Cronin recalls ordering lifeboats and facing responsibility for six passengers and 51 crew members as cargo included new American automobiles wheat and mail bound for London.
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Accent Your Basics With Golden Belts Of Fine
A brief feature notes fashion advice on accessorizing outfits with golden belts to elevate everyday ensembles. It highlights belt styling, material tones, and coordinating with neutral garments for polished looks.
Sugar Price Including Tax for Salon
A salon article notes a price of 975.00 for sugar services on the third floor including tax. The item appears in a brief listing with no additional context or competing prices.
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