Anderson Starts New Sugar Row
Washington officials clash over sugar policy as Secretary Clinton Anderson accuses New York brokers of undermining controls. Brokers call charges fantastical while urging steady policy. Republicans condemn the administration, urging rationing end and higher production to curb imports.
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Sugar Row
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Clinton P. Anderson
New York
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National Brokers Association
New York City
Capitol Hill
Hugh Butler
Neb
Star Dust Identified by Dr Nassau in Great Rift Study
Boston reports Dr J J Nassau of Cleveland's Cave School of Applied Science identifies the Great Rift of Cygnus as a vast interstellar dust cloud about 7,000 years light away. In a Case Observatory study presented before a joint meeting of the American Astronomical Society and the AAAS Astronomical Section Nassau notes a dust obscuring view to a cluster of possibly thousands of blue stars, up to ten times larger than the sun and about 600 times brighter.
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Case Observatory
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Seek Freedom For Laurel Heading Amnesty Request
Manila CP The Justice Department plans to ask President Roxas to grant amnesty to Puppet President Jose P Laurel his cabinet and 5 000 Filipino collaborators Secretary of Justice Ozada studies the plan The people's court postponed Laurel treason trial yesterday leaving him free on 25 000 bail Roxas reaction unknown Palace sources doubt justice chief would push such action without a prior understanding with the president
Separate Budgets for Army and Navy Flagged by Committee
Washington report says the House Appropriations Committee will handle Army and Navy budgets separately, even if Military and Naval Affairs Committees are merged. Rep. John Taber, expected to lead Appropriations, favors separate consideration until Congress unifies armed forces.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
John Taber
R.N
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Weather Patterns and Fronts Description From AP Map
Cloudy skies blanket most areas while Central Plains and Gulf States see sun. Snow covers Rockies upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys and Great Lakes. rain in Ohio Valley and Northwest. Warmth in Southern States and Ohio Valley. cold elsewhere.
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Mississipi Valley
Gulf States
Rockies
Mississippi
Missouri
Great, Lakes
Ohio Valley
UN May Get South Polar Land Claims
Washington sources say Antarctic land rivalries could push for a United Nations Security Council conference to define valid modern explorations. Dean Acheson states the United States does not recognize existing claims, but reserves unspecified rights, with eight nations active or planning in the region including the United States Russia Britain Norway Japan New Zealand Chile Argentina and Australia.
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State Department
Antarctic
United Nations Security Council
South Polar
Dean Aétheson
United States
Citzens
Acheson
Russia
Britain
Norway
Japan
New Zealand
Chile
Argentina
Australia
Polar
Treason Jury Adjourns Hearing in Boston Case
A Federal Grand Jury investigating treason against former American newspapermen adjourned for the weekend after hearing 11 witnesses including a German woman. The Justice Department began evidence against Robert Best and Douglas Chandler with armed deputy marshals guarding jury corridors.
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Boston
Department of Justice
Robert Best
Douglas Chandeller
Senate moves to shield pottery and glass imports
Washington report says Rep Earl R Lewis plans four tariff bills to curb cheap foreign pottery and glass imports. He argues duties should be adjusted to give American producers with higher wages an even chance. Japan and Britain cited as major past and present competitors. He aims for quick hearings by the House Judiciary Committee and readiness to introduce bills early in the new Congress.
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America
Earl R. Lewis
Ohio
Congress
House
Lewis
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Rew Congress
Hoof Mouth Brings Mexico Quarantine
Mexico City reports four states and the Federal District under strict quarantine to contain hoof and mouth disease. An emergency national commission orders slaughter and cremation of all suspected animals to stamp out the infection.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Federal District
Evicted family faces police clash in Brooklyn stand-off
Fred Daab and his family were moved out of a Brooklyn apartment after a 2,500 strong angry crowd blocked the eviction. Police wrestled away the Christmas tree and furniture, arresting two amid street violence. A landlord’s storefront window was smashed as the family was relocated to another unit.
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Page
New York
Fred Daab
Familly
Brooklyn
Linda Lee Daub
Daniel Vasquez
Daab
Vasquez
Avon
Victor Horowicz
World Bank needs new president to align directors and policy
After Dugene Meyer’s resignation, the World Bank faces a shift as executive directors, not the president, shape policy. With 12 directors representing 39 nations, the eventual leader will balance liberal lending with repayment risk while facing global pressures and scrutiny from both U.S. taxpayers and international publics. Potential candidates include Allan Sproul and others, but the board remains the ultimate boss.
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UNRRA
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Averell Harriman
William Clayton
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Bank of Canada
Allan Sproul
Federal Reserve, Bank of New York
United States
Truman
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Arev
Veterans migrate term insurance to permanent plans
Insurance News reports that from January to October 31, over 495000 veterans filed VA applications to convert their term policies into permanent life insurance products. The move reflects policy options offered by the Veterans Administration to secure lasting coverage.
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New York
INS
Veterans Administration
Fire Claims Peckham Family Of Four In Two Story Home
A deadly blaze swept through a two story residence last night killing Mrs. Edward Peckham, about 30, and her two daughters ages 8 and 10. The fire destroyed the dwelling, leaving a grim scene for investigators and neighbors.
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Oriskany
Edward Peckham
Dow Jones Averages Close Mixed Gains Reported
Dow Jones industrial average stands at 175.78, up 0.12 points. The rail index trades near 51.17, up 1.15. Utility average at 36.95, up 0.09. Overall, stocks weigh in around 64.32, nudging higher by 0.10.
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Owens
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Markets Cheese Prices Steady Amid Mixed Wholesale Trades
Market notes show steady cheese prices with unchanged quotations. Mixed color and brown grades traded on a decreasing scale, with extensive listings for weights, minimums, and regional quotes across New York and Midwest regions. Apples, potatoes, celery, and other produce appear alongside varied poultry and dairy figures, reflecting broad wholesale activity and price dispersion.
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New York
Aimigbes
Midwest
Axtras
Midwoad
New York Wholesale Butter Prices Rebound Sharply
New York wholesale butter prices recovered sharply after yesterday’s drop, rising four cents per pound as receipts surged to about 1,312,045 tubs. Market notes show firm creamery pricing across grades AA to RB, with premiums and carton values reflecting strong demand despite high supply.
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New York
Dominican quake rattles Ciudad IRUJILLO without damage
A strong earthquake was felt in Ciudad Irujillo Dominican Republic last night with no damage reported locally. No further damage notices had been received by press time from interior authorities.
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Ciudad 'Irujillo
Dominican ‘Republic
Cap
Livestock Market Report From Buffalo Area
The Buffalo market shows mixed results with steers and heifers averaging around 790 pounds at about 24.00 per hundredweight, several top cattle at 38.50, and fat dairy cows near 12.00 to 13.00. Hogs reach up to 24.50 per hundredweight with sows around 18.00 to 19.00, while lambs hold near 24.00 with steady demand. Jersey cattle and vealers noted with varied prices and light receipts overall.
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Buffalo Buffalo
Producers Livestock Commission Association
Urate
Strom
Alison
Jersey
Anubis
Jerary City
New Bids Sought On Inch Pipelines From Texas Panhandle
Washington agency invites bids for outright purchase of the Bilge and Little Inch pipelines valued at 147 million dollars. Government owned lines run from the Texas Panhandle to the New York City Philadelphia area for natural gas petroleum or combined transport. Bids due by noon February 8 1947 and will be opened February 10.
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Cat on postal route trips to Spokane labeled Postage Due
A rust colored kitten escaped from a newly opened mail pouch in Orchard Washington. The animal rode an unscheduled 300 mile trip from Spokane and was returned to the Spokane terminal. Local postal workers paused briefly during the surprise incident.
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Spokane
Indians Sue To Get Ohio Land Back
Tom Pee Saw, a Parsons Kansas tribesman, seeks redress for land ceded in 1805. He alleges the Pottowatime and Ottawa tribes sold 3,840,000 acres to the Connecticut Land Co and the United States with Cedar Point excluded from the purchase. Attorney Peter P. Gilbert offered aid to pursue the claim.
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UGP
Wasimba
Cedar Point
Ohio
Peter P. Gilbert
Tom-Pee-Saw
Parsons
Kansas
Connecticut Land Co
United States
Ohlo
Counsel Out He Agrees As Un American Committee Row
Rep I Parnell Thomas and Ernie Adamson ended a dispute over counsel for the House Un American Committee. Adamson said no provision exists for a committee counsel after Jan 3 under the reorganization bill. Thomas threatened to fire Adamson when he becomes chairman, citing the premature report that criticized the Library of Congress and claimed 17 unions are Communist controlled.
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Rep. I. Parnell
Thomas m-Nwy
Ernie Adamson
Adamson
House
Thomas
Adamegon
Congress
Pittsburgh
Library of Congress
Father of Quads Assured of Job Offer in Baltimore
Charles J. Henn Jr., a 28 year old unemployed book binder on Army disability, was assured financial security for his family when Ohio contractor Co. W. Matthew of Newark arrived with a plan to match any bids for housing and employment. Matthew Construction Co. chief announced he would compete with Baltimore for offers to the father of quadruplets.
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Charles J. Henn, Jr
Ohio
Co. W. Matthew
Matthew Construction Co
Newark
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Charles J. Henn,Jr
Belt of Negligee Saves Woman From Death Fall at Drake Hotel
A 32-year-old blonde woman identified as Mya Helana Hall of Philadelphia dangled head downward from a Drake Hotel ledge after losing balance. A thin silk belt hooked on a wall fixture saved her from a fatal plunge, with three men pulling her to safety after 15 minutes. The woman said she attempted to toss water through a window she believed open. Detective Lt. Matthew H. Clark confirmed the account.
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Canith
Drake Hotel
Har ‘Golf
Mya
Helana Hall
Matthew H. Clark
Air Freight Firm Sees 47 Boom for 1947 Growth
New York AP reports Independent Airfreight Association members expect a strong 1947. Robert W. Prescott says six months of operation show rising volumes and plan delivery of new large aircraft this year. July ton miles 1,645,384 rose to 3,686,000 by November with December figures awaited.
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New York
Bus Crash Kills 5 In Glasgow Missouri
Five people died and eight were injured when a truck trailer swung into the side of a Santa Fe Trailways bus on a small bridge near Glasgow Missouri on Friday. The crash involved seventeen passengers. Authorities investigated the cause as the rear end of the trailer swung into the bus during the approach to the bridge.
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Glasgow
Santa Fe Trailways
Beard Burns Up in New York On Bearded Resident
Lewis Malina a 69 year old resident of the lower East Side known for his Van Dyke beard was awakened by a morning cigars blaze. Police reported the beard burned briskly igniting bedclothes and mattress. Fire engines and firemen responded extinguishing the blaze with the board and mattress sustaining heavy and minor damage respectively.
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New York
Lewis Malina
East Side
van Dyke
Cow Arrested in Keyser for Mooing Misconduct
Keyser patrolman Fred Kesner cited a stray cow on Center Street for disorderly conduct and fined it five gallons of milk. The humorous incident notes the animal was made to liquidate the misdemeanor and not repeat the act.
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Keyser
W. Va
Patrol
Fred Kesner
Center St
Kesner
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