Cattle Return to Ohio Quota Slain by Slaughterhouses
Two carloads of high grade cattle are en route back to Northern Ohio farmers after local slaughterers exhausted their beef quota. Frederick W. Whaley of Rice & Whaley, the consigning merchants, said the stock was quality and the Ohio farmers would pay the return freight. Major Chandler Cobb, New York Selective Service director, announced extra draft deferments may be needed as drafting younger 18 and 19 year olds ends under the recently extended law. In Saratoga Springs, Helen Nolan Neil becomes acting chair of the Saratoga County Democratic Committee, replacing William J. Hickey who resigned after 25 years. Upstate New York reports a trough in measles cases, with 3,066 new infections last week, down from 3,276, after a peak of about 4,000 five weeks prior.
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Ohio
Frederick W. Whaley
Rice & Whaley
New York
Chandler Cobb
New York City
Selective Service
Congress
Saratoga Springs
Helen Nolan Neil
Stillwater
Saratoga County
Democratic Committee
William J. Hickey
Mechanicville
Albany
Upstate
State Health Department
H S. Ingraham
Paper bag shortage worsens across Albany area
The Albany dispatch reports worsening paper bag shortages with distributors blaming scarce output at the source and manufacturers prioritizing high size bags with a higher ceiling price allowed. Mayville brief notes murder trial for Leo Mileczko delayed to June 10 in Dunkirk. New York City: Mayor O Dwyer and transit board claim gross discrimination favoring CIO Transport Workers Union in testimony before the transit advisory committee, per Waldman for AFM TW.
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Albany
Mayville
Leo J. Mileczko
Dunkirk
Supreme Court
Alonzo Grinkley
New York
INS
William O'Dwyer
New York City Board of Transportation
C.I.O. Transportation Workers Union
Louis Waldman
American Federation of Municipal Transit Workers
A.F.L
Poland to Reveal Trade Pacts Before U S Loan Lift
United States demands public disclosure of Poland’s trade agreements with eastern European states, notably the pact with Soviet Russia, to ensure compliance with the 1930s most favored nation clause before approving a $90 million loan.
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Poland
U. S
Washington
Soviet
Russia
United States
America
Fort Dix Overflows Camp Kilmer Troop Shuffle
War Department reroutes troops from Camp Kilmer to Fort Dix due to backlog in overseas shipments. Soldiers are diverted to maintain movement momentum as Marine and Army units await transport schedules. Fort Dix serves as an interim staging area amid ongoing mobilization efforts.
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Camp Kilmer
N.J
Thhe War Department
Fort Dix
Deaths of several notable figures listed from varied fields
Obituaries note the deaths of Eddie Brietz, 59, a sports writer and columnist active with the Associated Press and major New York papers. Fred W. Frost, 61, a large Texas oil royalty holder. William Webb Kemp, 73, former UC Berkeley education dean and San Jose State president. Fadward Everett Woetts, 59, Southeastern Greyhound Lines treasurer. D Stewart Iglehart, 72, former president of the Race Line and W R Grace. Lewis W Baldwin, 71, long-time Missouri Pacific Lines head.
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Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
New York World-Telegram
New York City
Fred W. Frost
Texas
San Angelo
Tex
Willam Webb Kemp
University of California
School of Education
San Jose State Teachers College
San Francisco
Calif
Fadward Everett Woetts
Southeastern Greyhound Lines
Lexington
D. Stewart Iglehart
Therace Line
W. R. Grace & Co
Old Westbury
L. le
Lewis W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Lines
St. Louis
Paroled IRA Leader Seeks End to Hunger Strike
In Belfast Patrick Fleming, former IRA leader, is paroled for one week to travel here and persuade his brother David to end his 56 day hunger strike in Belfast prison. Fleming was released from Curragh Camp on relatives’ urgent recommendation and arrived today.
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Belfast
Eire
Patrick Fleming
IRA
David
Patrick
Curragh
Coal From Pagg One Coal From Pagg One
A fragment notes a contributed amount from operators and argues the issue is a matter of public concern. It contends the problem should be addressed not by a wage conference but by public legislative bodies after thorough investigation.
Mine Workers Fear Liability in Strike
New York report says the AFL and United Mine Workers warned coal operators the Case anti strike bill could make the union liable for damages if a strike occurred. Operators denied any contract impact, noting the bill aims to curb major strikes. Current contract runs to May 31 as UMW plans a potential strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AFL
United Mine Workers
J. B. Warriner
Lehigh Navigation Coal Company
Warriner
U.M.W
Yoshida Near Premiership as Diet Meets
Foreign Minister Shigeru Yoshida became president of the Liberal Party and appeared set to become Japan’s premier. Political leaders discussed plans for a right wing cabinet to replace Premier Shidehara as Diet members prepare to open the 90th extraordinary session.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Liberal Party
Japan
Shidehara
Diet
San Antonio Plans DDT Dusting to Fight Paralysis Outbreak
San Antonio hoped for fair weather today to permit planes to dust DDT on garbage dumps and infected areas in an effort to halt an outbreak of a malady diagnosed as infantile paralysis by state authorities, which has caused four deaths.
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San Antonio
Tex
Sailors’ Families Placed on Philippines Priority List
Army headquarters announced 549 military and War Department civilian families placed on a priority list to join husbands in the Philippines. An additional 154 are on the Okinawa list. Shipping dates were not reported.
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Manila
Army Headquarters
War Department
Civil Service
Philippines
Okinawa
Neighbors in exile two ex-Albanian kings to Alexandria
Alexandria report notes former kings Victor Emmanuel of Italy and Zog of Albania will be neighbors in exile. Victor Emmanuel, proclaimed Albanian king by Mussolini in 1939, will reside in a villa adjacent to Zog’s rental, reflecting their shared exile.
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Alexandria
Albania
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Mussolini
Zog
One Mans Opinion on Southern Preparations and Unions
The piece notes near complete preparations in the South with figures like Old ill Green and Pixie and Phil Murray practicing. It contrasts C I O and A F L battles, warns wages will rise with prices, and forecasts Yankee dollars for dues while promising higher Southern wages without higher living costs. It ends with a promise to report changes.
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South
Old Ill Green
Sontatle Pixie
Phil Murray
Power Output Down 9.1 Per Cent
Electrical energy output totaled 3 90 760 000 kilowatt hours in the week ended May 11, down 9.1 percent from 4 302 381 000 in the same period of 1945. Central industrial states showed the greatest decline from last year, off 14.5 percent from the week ended May 12, 1945. Regions with declines included mid Atlantic 1 2 percent West Central 2.9 Southern States 12.2 and Pacific Coast 3.3. New England advanced 1.6 percent and Rocky Mountain 0.2.
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New York
mid-Atlantic
West Central
Southern States
Pacific Coast
New England
Rocky M Mountain
Jews celebrate liberation in Germany across congregations
Thousands of Jews in Germany marked a common liberation holiday today, celebrating in synagogues and Jewish communities as well as in displaced persons camps. The anniversary of liberation was observed nationwide by German Jewish congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Flour-From Page One Wild Wheat Tightens Supply
The May 1 stock cut to a 21 day supply tests flour availability as mills struggle to secure wheat. Government bonuses and planned 1946 crop delays threaten domestic use and overseas relief, with officials weighing diverting famine-relief wheat to mills to keep them operating. Committee probes question grain commitments and farming incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Chester C. Davis
Truman
Davis
Famine Committee
House
Flannagan
Agriculture Department
State Department
Herbert Hoover
Britain protests Nazi presence in Spain to Franco regime
The Foreign Office disclosed Britain not satisfied with Franco authorities depoting obnoxious Germans from Spain. Ambassador Sir Victor Mallet is instructed to inform General Franco of Britain’s displeasure over Spain’s handling of Nazis in the country.
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London
Foreign Office
Spain
Madrid
Victor Mallet
Francisco Franco
Britain
More Money In Circulation At Start Of Month
Washington reported that currency in circulation at the start of the month averaged 198.07 dollars per person for a population of 140,777,000. The total was 27,883,891,216 dollars, up 5,269,470 from the previous month.
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Washington (P
Treasury
Reds Demobilize Reach Moscow After War Mobilization
The vanguard of several million Red Army men slated for demobilization from now until September has begun arriving in Moscow and other major Soviet cities. Special food ration bureaus clothing stations and employment agencies have been established to assist the new arrivals.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
West Side couple shot on their front steps
John Baftuch a 43 year old father of five was shot and wounded fatally last night while his wife Madeline 42 was also shot by a gunman as they sat on the front steps of their West Side home.
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Chicago
John Baftuch
Madeline
West Side
Loan Gains New Strength In House Vote
The 3.75 billion dollar British loan faces its first House test as Rep Clair Boothe Luce endorses it and predicts a narrow passage. Sparkman reports Democratic support growing with two thirds of Democrats likely to back the measure and a third of Republicans also leaning yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clair Boothe Luce
Messmen
Luce
House
Sparkman
Alabama
Nor ton named to board at Oxford Woman's Relief Corps Home
Henry E Norton of Rochester is appointed by Governor Dewey to the board of visitors of the State's Woman's Relief Corps Home at Oxford. The move reshapes leadership in Albany's relief services.
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BOARD
Albany
Henry E. Norton
Rochester
Dewey
Board of Visitors
Woman’s Relief Corps
Oxford
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Akron
P. W. Litchfield
Goodyear ‘Tire and Rubber Company
Vancouver
Wash
Walter Harris
Jerry
Harris
World Free Press
Trenton
N. J
Carl W. Ackerman
Columbia University School of Journalism
New Jersey Agricultural Society
Ackerman
World Freedom of the Press Committee
Canada
Ottawa
Quebec
Ontario
C. D. Howe
India
New Delhi
Attlee
Lord Pethick Lawrence
Lord Wavell
All-India Radio
Libya
Cairo
Sayed Mohamed As
Foreign Ministers
Paris
Tripolitania
Arab League
Anglo-American Palestine Committee
Damascus
INL
Prague
Ivan Koniev
First
Pavel Rybalko
Prague Palace
Edouard Beues
Pagg
Yoshida
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Lincoln
Grant and Sherma
C.I.0
Mason-Dixon Line
North
Henrys
Pele Wrated
Roth
K. Gold
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Heller’s Sample Shoe
James St
Eastwood
Syracuse
Cortland Tampay
Deyerraxens
Anc Linolean
Park ST
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