Milk price hearings target city dairy buyers and farmers
New York milk price hearings examined two proposals to set prices paid to dairy farmers during the first half of 1949. Leaders from major dairy groups urged lower consumer prices while stressing producer viability, with discussions touching government support as a possible option. A separate decision announced a uniform November price of 3.52 for milk delivered to pool plants, amid shifts in fat differentials and federal market orders.
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New York City Consumer Council
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Chiang Opens Jaws Of Red Trap In China War News
Nanking reports Chinese forces under Sixth Army Group encircling areas north and west of Pengpu and moving toward Nanking. A government spokesman said rail lines between Pengpu and Nanking were cut at four points but repairs were under way as Red forces face setbacks near Suchow and Pengpu with Gen. Fu Tze-wei pressing from inner Manchuria toward strategic routes.
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Manrelia
Three Men Slain In Riverside Gun Orgy
Riverside Calif three men were killed in a gun attack that erupted in a canyon settlement near Pal of the k. The slain were identified as Max C Shier John A Regal and Henry Tolton. Tolton was found burned beyond recognition in a ruined cabin. Sheriff Capt C McCracken said Mrs Regal reported Tolton and her husband with a hammer inclined attack, leading to the deadly shootout.
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Albert Welle
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Lawmaker Weds Son's Divorced Wife in Unusual Union
A 62 year old lawmaker, Rogers F. Rockwell, reportedly married his son's divorced wife in Miami amid high political tension. Rockwell, facing reelection battles, travels to Washington with his uncle Elizabeth Armstrong Rockwell. The episode follows the son's divorce from the same bride, with disputed timing and motives raised by allies and opponents.
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Rogers F. Rockwell
Miami
Fiz
Washington, D.C
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Rockwell
Wilson
Enids Wolverton
Paonia Tase
School Head and Faculty Quit Amid Powell Case Fallout
At Twinkburg High School, principal and 17 teachers resigned en masse after Jen L Powell faced assault and gallery charge stemming from the father of a 16 year old pupil. Powell, bound over to the Court of Common Pleas, was later freed on $100 bond as parents demand Powell's ouster.
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Settoolveagler
Jen L. Powell
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Court of Common Pleas
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Dvinsburg
Allis Signs Pact With Auto Union
Allis Chrysler manufacturing workers and the United Auto Workers Local 248 in West Allis ended a long strike by signing their first new contract in five years. The pact provides 234,500 dollars in wage increases and covers 11,000 production workers, closing a major labor dispute that stretched from 1946 to 1947.
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Altis Chalmers Manufacturing
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UAW
Plane to Evacuate Crash Victims
A ski-equipped rescue plane was readied at Goose Bay to evacuate the seven survivors of a C-47 transport that crash landed on Greenland's southwest coast. Search planes sighted the wreckage yesterday and no injuries were reported among the crew. Emergency kits were dropped and retrieved as Gav ness set in.
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Weatognac
Merry Christmas Arrives Late in Georgia
Private Merry Christmas, transferred from the Panama Canal Zone to Fort Benning, arrived late after orders were cancelled. Army brass quizzed him before he faced duty, then he was assigned to sweep the barracks as part of reception.
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Dermott
Ark
Panama Canal Zone
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Army
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Sige
Briton Loses Ring In New York City Visit
Sir James Gow Mann of the Tower of London and his wife stayed at the St. Regis Hotel in New York City where she reportedly misplaced a ring valued at 160 pounds. Hotel staff believed no robbery occurred and the loss was an accident.
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Tower of London
New York City
James Adwatters
London
St. Regis
Lady Mann
New Firms Decreasing Highlight New York Activity in November
The report shows 1,621 stock corporations formed in November with New York City accounting for 1,007 of them. Total incorporations for the first 11 months reached 20,774, versus 28,067 in the prior year through November, with capitalizations totaling over 10 million dollars. New York County led with 908 incorporations. upstate counties followed, with Erie at 38. Industrial sectors include 318 in real estate, 143 apparel, and 45 in importing and exporting ventures.
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Mental Health Parley Slated Amid State Effort
Dr. Olver Carmichael, chairing a New York State mental health initiative, will host a Friday conference to launch a program connecting medical schools, health research, and training to curb rising mental illness. State officials including Francis Spaulding, Frederick MacCurdy, Herman Hillehog, and Robert Lutsdals will attend in Albany.
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British King Opens 73rd Year of Reign
London reports King George VI in poor health as he marks the 13th year since accession after the abdication of Edward VIII. A royal salute was fired despite his circulatory ailment and leg trouble, with the king remaining bedridden.
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12 Week UN Assembly Ends in Mixed Outcomes
The United Nations General Assembly winds up after a 12 week session. It calls on world peoples to live in peace and equality, and backs a proposed human rights covenant to be drafted before September. The debate touches Palestine, Berlin, and Crose. Russia and five states oppose the declaration. A British resolution seeks a three nation conciliation commission for peace between Arabs and Jews.
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Finns Sign Border Pact With Soviet
Pravda reports a Finnish Soviet border agreement defining the boundary and launching mediation to settle disputes. The piece notes potential ceding of Petsamo to Russia, debates over Palestine, and moves toward global armament control, with the UN Assembly voting 33 to 6 for limits on Big Five arms. The April UN session will tackle Italy’s colonies, Francoist Spain, Korea’s unification, and other postwar questions.
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Jury Charges 2 in Ambush Murder Probe
In Lyons Georgia two white men, William Howell and Roderick Clifton, were charged with murder by the Toombs County grand jury after the ambush shooting of Rob ert Mallard, his widow Amy Mallard identifying Howell at the scene and Clifton's car nearby. Sheriff RE Gray released James Spivey, and witnesses including Atlanta editor Ralph McGill testified. The editor asserted editorial criticism over investigation handling and noted a federal provision about disguises on highways.
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Reds Admit Trade Pinch in Soviet Zone
Communists in eastern Germany report severe losses from Allied counter blockade. Soviets blame shortages of raw materials and skilled workers for missed quotas while warning districts against contracts with western Berlin firms. Six Saxony textile executives have been sentenced to death for violating the Russian trade code. In Berlin economic warfare grows sharper as officials note rising penalties and accountability.
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