New York Tire Dealers Face OPA Registration
New York tire dealers must register with the Office of Price Administration and report June tire inventories. Charles T. Abernathy, acting regional administrator, announced Saturday. Buffalo polio cases rise to 14, with three new cases yesterday. Three cases involve residents and non residents. Also: about 000 GIs to fly home in July as redeployment peaks.
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Office of Price Administration
Charles T. Abernathy
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Aaid Sature
Washington CP
War Production Board
Gee Faces 10th Court Martial at Fort Devens
Army private Joseph McGee, 22, of Warner, faces his 10th court martial after a six day confinement for being AWOL. Other items note $3 billion in truck industry equipment purchases, divorce granted to former Governor Earle’s wife, and wartime price ceilings and labor actions.
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Oder boundary defined by Oder and Baltic, Polish Warsaw gov says
Premier Edward Osubka Morawski told a Socialist party congress that reconstituted Poland would have its western boundary on the Oder river and the Baltic Sea. Warsaw radio reported. Other items describe British embassy hunting for housing in Moscow, a sharp drop in British expenditures after V E Day, Pister found in Bavaria, Bavarian civil administration to Germans by Nov 1, a Bermuda-C Casablanca air record, a Nazi radio commentator arrested, British forces killing 50 Japanese soldiers, Petain seeking testimony from Leahy, and Oslo’s Allied Nations Day with tributes to liberators.
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Big Industry and Forecast In Germany
Germany’s cave industry would be dismantled under Allied four power control. Brig. Gen. William Henry Draper leads the American economics division to oversee the break up of heavy German industry, with options to forbid rebuilding or move equipment abroad for others’ benefit.
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Quadripartite Control Council
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Herman Goering Stahlwerke
Europe
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Pacific
Eisenhower
Poverning Germany
Food bill shapes meat controls in wartime budget
Congress approves a $1.1 billion security agencies package and a $3.6 billion omnibus deficiency bill in a flurry of action. A White House move aimed to send the measure to President Truman before midnight. The package extends price controls and grants Agriculture Secretary Anderson veto power over OPA orders and authority to expand meat slaughter under sanitary rules, while preserving reasonable profits for meat processors.
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Kansas City
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Lezar
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Anderson
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Actress Gloria Blondel and Alfred Broccoli Separate
Gloria Blondel sister of actress Joan Blondel says yesterday she and her husband Alfred Broccoli have separated. The report notes family statements and mentions ongoing public interest in Hollywood couples.
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Hollywood CP
Gloria Biondell
Joan Blondel
Alfred Broccoli
Indicted Imogene Stevens Faces Hurdles In Bridgeport Court
In a crowded Bridgeport courtroom Mrs Imogene Stevens pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and waived reading of the complaint. Bail set at 50000. Her husband Maj George Baisey Stevens III and in laws attend as custody issues for her six year old daughter Paula Funderberg arise with the ex husband Sgt Carl Funderberg seeking return of the child.
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Connecticut
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Morrison
Goldstein
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George Baisey Stevens III
Europe
Paula Funderberg
Spellman Seen as Likely Next Papal Secretary of State
Rome reports Archbishop Francis J. Spellman of New York is the clear nominee for the papal Secretary of State and likely to be named at the mid-December consistory. Vatican circles say he has no real competition and that a non Italian, preferably American, is favored.
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Francis Jd. Spellman
New York
Vatican
United Press
Spellman
Seventh War Loan reaches near twenty three billion total
Washington reports the Seventh War Loan total rising to 22.698 billion after the formal drive ends. Individual sales reached 7.204 billion with Ebond sales at 3.174 billion and corporate purchases at 15.494 billion, already exceeding respective quotas. The campaign continues for seven more days to push Ebond sales into the quota-passing category.
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Priority crops target by bombing planes in Majuro report
A Navy dispatch from Majuro Atoll says American bombers target Jaluit crops including sweet potatoes corn and wheat to pressure Japan. Supplies at Japanese held areas were near breaking point months ago but could improve, the report notes.
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Jaluit
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Majuro Atoll
Truman announces Byrnes cabinet picks and UN role
President Truman unveils Byrnes as future secretary of state and Stettinius to head the American UN delegation with a White House office. He plans to push charter ratification, host South Africa's Jan Smuts, and discuss military economic matters ahead of the big three meeting. He signs federal pay raise legislation and invites Alf Landon for bipartisan talks on foreign policy.
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Kansas City
Jan Smuts
Union of South Africa
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Grandview
OPA
Alf M. Landon
G.O.P
Landon
Republican Party
Duffle Bag Used as Crib In Chicago
A 32 month old girl Joan Lebidz was found in a duffle bag used as a crib. Her mother Eleanor Lebidz admitted placing the child inside while she went to work. Municipal Judge Harry P. Bean released Mrs Lebidz on bond and continued dependent charges until July 18.
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UPD
Josn Lebidz
Eleanor Lebidz
Joan
Harry P. Bean
Mrs. Lebidz
Tokyo’s Home Island Battle Prospects Amid Air Raids
Tokyo defense chiefs warned of serious handicaps unseen on the home front as B 29 raids hit Kadamatsu and other targets. The Kadamatsu refinery near Tokuyama on Honshu suffered heavy disruption after a 50 plane B 29 assault that yielded excellent results. American air power patrolled China routes, striking Shanghai and Canton while U S troops in the Philippines advanced toward Kiangan in northeastern Luzon, facing stubborn resistance as they close out remaining Japanese forces.
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Kadamatsu
Tokuyama
Honshu
Japan
China
Shanghai
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U. S
Philippines
Kiangan
Luzon
Japan Industry Move to Manchuria a Propaganda Hoax
Washington sources said Japan’s pledge to relocate industry to Manchuria to shield it from U S bombs is propaganda for home consumption. They argued the program is impossible and that bombs are already weakening Japan’s war economy.
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Washington
Japan
Manchuria
U. S
Big Three Meeting Opens July 9 Near Berlin
London reports a Paris radio bulletin stating the Big Three talks are planned to open July 9 in or near Berlin, signaling a key early stage in postwar diplomacy.
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Paris
Berlin
Cabinet Reshuffle Aims to Complete Pit Crew by Sept 1
Schwelb outlines ambitious timetable to fill groups and morale boost by Aut 1 and Sept 1 as cabinets from Page One shifts assign Labor and patronage roles. Perkins witnesses ceremony as Schwellenbach pledges rapid completion. Hannegan remains Democratic chair directing party organization and patronage. Walker leaves Comerford Theaters post. Clark moves up to handle criminal division and public property. Vinson calls for stronger anti trust drive after Japan defeat.
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