Fewer Shoes Buy Decline Seen In Half Year Output
New York report from the National Shoe Manufacturers Association shows total shoe production for the first half of this year near 234 million pairs, up from 230 million in the same period last year. Women and boys decrease, while children misses and babies' shoes rise. sandals and playshoes gain a larger share, rising to 15.5 percent in March.
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New York
WNNS
National Shoe Manufacturers Association
Association
Yugoslavia Pages Push for Unity and Soviet Ties
Fragment from Page One outlines aims for moral and political unity among Yugoslavia’s people. It emphasizes strengthening and developing close cooperation with the Soviet Union, the peoples' democracies, and notably tight ties with Bulgaria and Albania while seeking conditions for broader union.
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Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Peoples’ Republic of
Bulgaria
Albania
Second Bold Stand by Yugoslavia Against Outside Pressure
The Yugoslav Communist Party rebukes Cominform and marks a second bold defiance in this decade. On March 27, 1941, a pro German government aligned with Rome Berlin and Tokyo was overthrown, King Peter II was restored, and mobilization began to resist the Nazis. The German assault crushed the uprising in under a month, and from the guerrilla struggle Premier Marshal Tito emerged as the leader.
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Yugoslav Communist Party
Yugoslavia
Tokyo
Peter II
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia Promotes Federalist Equality and Peace Alliances
The document underscores national equality among Albanian, Bulgarian, and Yugoslav peoples within a federated republic, pledges peaceful cooperation with nations respecting independence and UN Charter principles, supports global anti imperialist unity led by the Soviet Union, backs movements opposing interference in internal affairs, and aids workers and liberation movements pursuing liberty democracy and socialism.
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United Nations
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Soviet Union
Organization of the United Nations
Yugoslavia
Milk Price Rise Sets in Genesee County
In Batavia Genesee County housewives will pay an extra cent for each quart of milk starting tomorrow Regular pasteurized milk will cost 21 cents a quart and Guernsey grade 22 cents a quart under the new price schedule.
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Batavia
Genesee County
Guernsey
Two Brothers Involved In Car Purchase Scheme
Capt. Metzger said no cars were bought with the funds. Monsour and two brothers sought Aloi on March 1 claiming they intended to buy a $2,926 car but lacked cash. Aloi borrowed $1,060 from a finance company and handed it to the brothers. A second loan of $1,450 was later obtained via a relative, with a first payment of $67.60 made on June 20. Monsour admits taking the money but denies purchasing a car.
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Metzger
Monsour
Aloi
Mansour
Cahokia observes 250th with new word duosesquicentennial
CAHOKIA IL. They coined a new term for the 250th founding observance, calling it duosesquicentennial. Father Donnelly notes hyphen placement changes meaning, insisting the invented word fits the occasion and shows the English language’s adaptability.
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Cahokia, Ill
Cahokia
Joseph P. Donnelly
S.J
St. Louis University
Truman Indorsed By Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania delegation to the Democratic National Convention endorses President Truman with a nonbinding resolution. Delegates will be polled in Philadelphia before any convention vote as the convention opens July 12 in Philadelphia.
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Harrisburg
Truman
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
John’s
Rice
Meat Prices Dip Sharp in Canada Across Border
In Ontario at Fort Erie butchers mobilized for a weekend rush as Canadian wholesale meat prices fell. Prospective retail steaks ranged 65 to 72 cents per pound versus 90 cents to a dollar in Buffalo, with wholesale prices down 3 to 10 cents per pound from last week.
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FY. Erte, Ont
Ft. Erie
Buffalo
Alcoa Pay Boost Approved by Union in Massena
The Aluminum Company of America won labor approval for a wage increase of 10 to 16 cents per hour. Local 19256 members voted at special meetings last night and today to accept the raise.
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Aluminum Workers Union
The
Aluminum Company of America
Soaring Contest Opens in Elmira
Elmira hosts the 15th national soaring contest as more than 1000 pilots and 60 sail planes from the United States Canada Brazil England and France compete through July 31. A pilots meeting set rules before takeoffs with high military officials present for opening ceremonies and prize money totaling 121500.
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Harris Hil
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Canada
Brazil
England
France
Truman to OK Gov't Pay Boost
House Democratic whip McCormack predicts President Truman will sign a bill raising pay for most federal workers. He urged approval despite calling the measure unfair and inequitable, noting District of Columbia employees are not covered. Truman has until midnight Monday to act.
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House
McCormack
Truman
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Berlin Blockade Talks and Air Corridors Amid Western Talks
In Berlin Col Frank L Howley said the US will judge deeds over words as Western officials in Frankfurt work to form a central government for Western Germany. Berlin airlift activity rises with 157 flights in 24 hours, and RAF expands shuttle service while ground supply links via the Elbe are cut. Russians hint milk deliveries in exchange for food, but Howley questions the gesture.
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U. S
Berlin
Frankfurt
Germany
Pemplehot
Weisbaden
Royal Air Force
Hamburg
Elbe River
Wittenberg
Helmsterdt
Howley
Generous Milk Provisions Halted by Allied Action
A wartime note describes how 6000 babies in a sector faced danger as milk supplies were abruptly cut off by Russians or German Communists. Precautionary distribution of whole dry milk and condensed milk saved lives, and officials vow to continue using substitute formulas to avoid repeat arbitrary interruptions.
Dewey Maps Berlin Crisis and Presidency Plans
Dewey described Berlin as grave and said war must not be considered. Dulles, his foreign affairs adviser, has worked with him on bipartisan policy since the Roosevelt era. Warren Dewey and family left their farm for New York, then plan to travel to California by train Saturday.
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Dewey
Dulles
U. S
United National General Assembly
O. P
Roosevelt
Warren
Auburn Prison Population Hits 1699 After Transfers
Auburn population reaches 1699 as 50 Sing Sing inmates are moved here in a special railroad coach during a coordinated transfer last night.
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Auburn
Auburn Prison
Sing Sing Prison
Truman to Speak at Monument Centennial Ceremony
Washington President Truman will deliver an informal ten minute address Saturday at a ceremony marking the 100th anniversary of the Washington Monument cornerstone laying. The event at the monument site begins around 1 PM with time for his remarks to be announced later.
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L Truman
Washington Monument
White House
Charles G. Ross
Fruman
Reece To Aid Dewey Campaign In 1948 Ticket
Former Republican national chairman Carroll Reece said Gov Thomas E Dewey asked him to help campaign for the Republican presidential ticket. He will assist in the party effort but did not specify his role, praising the Dewey Warren ticket.
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Carroll Reece
Thomas E. Dewey
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