Armour Says Big Losses To Price Controls
Representatives of cattle growers and retailers warned that government price controls will curtail production. Armour and Co reported a $3,000,000 loss on beet slaughter during February to April. About 900 workers at Oswald and Hess faced layoffs as beet prices rolled back. Industry leaders urged Congress to expand livestock production and oppose ceilings they say devastate retailers and consumers.
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Padang Company
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Armour and Go
Armolr
Specht
TIE Association
Vallle
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Midwest
Denver
Loran E. Bamert
American Walcanal Livestock Association
Natonal Livestock Association
Rescue School Opened by New York Civil Defense
New York City tensions rise as the New York State Civil Defense Commission opens a rescue training school led by Col. Lawrence Wilkinson. The program promises an intensive two-year course designed to teach lifesaving and emergency response for atomic attack scenarios. The commission asserts it is the first official comprehensive training school of its kind in the United States.
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New York
York State
Civis Defense
Finninday
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Lawrence Wilkinson
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United States
Cohen Resuming Tax Case Defense
Los Angeles based gambler Mickey Cohen resumes defense of income tax evasion charges. He opened his case last Friday, then court recessed for the weekend. He produced a cast of witnesses from the sporting world gamblers fight promoters and wrestlers who corroborated his claim that he earned money legally. More testimony of a similar nature was expected today.
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Los Angeles
INS
Gamphler
Mickey Cohen
Anton Fedayal Cort
Father’s Day Fight Ends With Parole For Savage
New York report details Joseph Savage a 45 year old grandfather who admitted beating his wife after she gave him five dollars for Father’s Day instead of his usual 90 cents. The incident led to a disorderly conduct charge and a judge who paroled him on Father’s Day with hopes of forgiveness by Tuesday.
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New York
Joseph Savage
Mildred Savage
Taille
Savage
Magistah Matthew Fagan
Joe
Fagan
Speedup on New Controls: Act Doubtful
Washington P A United Press report notes the June expiration of the economic controls program with Congress pressing for a broader set of controls. The administration faces a possible stopgap extension as Defense Production Act concerns linger. Senate and House committees race to align bills before the deadline amid mixed public sentiment and the aftermath of the Truman radio appeal.
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Washington
Charles 2. Wilson
Congress
Sam Early
Truman
Senate
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Say
Maybank
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House Banking Committee
Riot at food depot sparks deadly Red Troop clash
The report details Red Troops firing on a food depot killing 200 and wounding 200 as the ministry notes the riot followed vain appeals for permission to move the land. Wareehn lies off the southwestern coast of Kuangtung, 310 miles southwest of Canton.
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