Secretary Sawyer warns inflation risk from higher military budget
New York December 4 Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer said a bigger federal military budget next year would almost certainly require new economic controls to curb inflation. He reassured businessmen that an anti inflation program would not threaten American industry, speaking at the National Association of Manufacturers closing session. He noted fears of new taxes and price controls, urging teamwork and restraint from those tied to military effort. Meanwhile fighting on other fronts paused momentarily as troops stabilize lines amid clashes near a large salient along the Bwai river and concerns over Christmas packaging and supply.
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New York
Charles Sawyer
National Association of Manufacturers
Sawyer
Truman
Berlin election tests four power grip as Russians sway
In Berlin a four power plan faces a new vote amid claims of Moscow pressure. The ramp government claims to rule all Berlin, while the 1946 ballot produced a Socialist Unity showing 19.5 percent and the Social Democratic 48.7 percent. Western polling places open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. EST.
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Berlin
Ant-Commupista
Russia
Social Democratic Party
Christian Democratic Tnion
Liberal Democratic Party
Red Spy Hunt Heats Up as Cham bers Faces Subpoena
Robert E. Stripling, chief committee investigator, describes subpoenas served on Chambers to produce microfilms and attend new hearings. Chambers led investigators to Maryland farm where microfilms were cached in a hollowed pumpkin. The search yields hundreds of documents, including a 1988 Bullitt telegram and a Mr. Welles note, implying coded material and a possible Communist underground link.
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Robert E. Strippling
Champers
Chambers
Maryland
Chambers Stripling
State Department
Stripling
Mundt
Washington
America
Fish Adaptations Allow Freezing Survival in Ice
Some fish species endure freezing conditions by entering a dormant state within ice. Their cells avoid damage through antifreeze proteins and metabolic adjustments, enabling survival until thawed waters return.
Dwelling Brings 18000 Today
Transactions list several property transfers including Anne Lee and William C. Barker of Fairgreen Acres for 10500 Cohen Bros to Howard L Holmes and wife on Belview avenue for 7000 Cohen Bros to Charles R Saunders and wife on Belview avenue for 7009 Cosmo Didonato to Eliza E Digens on West Washington at Summer street for 10 and other considerations Margaret R and Jay M Ferguson to William S Green Jr and wife 20 acres with improvements in Cavetown District for 13000 William S Green Jr and wife to Hubert O Williams and wife 79 acres along Leitersburg Ringgold Road in Leitersburg District for 10 and other considerations George Victor Miller and wife to A Theodore Romesberg and wife on East Elizabeth for 37000
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Anne Lee
Wiliam C. Barker
Fairgreen Acres
Cohen Bros
Howard L. Holmes
Belview
Charles R. Saunders
Cosmo Didonato
Eliza E. Dig ¥Ens
West Washington
Summer Street
Margaret R
Jay M. Ferguson
William S. Green, Jr
Cavetown
Hubert .O. Williams
Leitersburg-Ringgold Road
Leitersbure
George Victor Miller
A. Theodore Romesberg
Elzabeth
Paroled by Judge Mish in Maryland life sentences reduced
Seven individuals were paroled by Judge Mish. Orville Leader of Hancock received a two year suspended sentence for an assault count. James A. Slaughter of Berryville Va was given two years suspended for assault with a gun. Steve Kuskey and Max Marshall also received two year and six month suspended terms respectively. Harry Henson and Elwood Orry received suspended sentences in the State Penal Farm.
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Maryland
Orville
Hancock
House of Correction
James A. Slaughter
Berryville
Mish
Steve J. Kuskey
Max IC Marshall
Harry E. Henson
Elwood Orry
State Penal Farm
Over 3000 Die In Ship Blast Tragedy At Kiangya
A Chinese steamship Kiangya explosion and sinking caused by alleged overloading traps hundreds below decks. Shanghai dock workers link the disaster to a scheme where passengers aboard throw tickets to friends onshore who then board. The company denies any foreigners were aboard.
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Shanghai
The
Steamship Company
Mixed herds form among rheas guanacos and zebras
The South American rhea often joins deer or guanacos to form mixed herds, while the ostrich can form mixed herds with zebras and antelopes.
Changes Planned in Maryland Unemployment Laws 1945 Seasion
Annapolis Md Dec 3 The General Assembly will liberalize and tighten unemployment compensation laws this session based on Legislative Council recommendations. Proposals include $2 per child allowances up to four, 30 times prior year earnings for eligibility, seasonal work limits, lower employer rates, mandatory separation notices, and shifting active job search to the disqualification section.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Legislative Council
Employment Security Board
Council
Colorful world returns to vision for Rockford man
Herb Ozburn, once blinded by cataracts, reports his right eye is improving after three weeks of new vision. He notes bright colors and large letters becoming clearer while his wife Charlotte, age 63, is said to look remarkable as he recounts the gradual recovery and changed sight since abandoning surgery.
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Rockford
Herb Ozburn
Oxburn
Ozburn
Charlotte
eOzburn
Abe Ozburn
Truman Inauguration Set to Draw 750000 Crowd
Washington reports a record turnout expected for President Truman's January 20 inauguration and parade. About 750000 are forecast to view the Capitol events from grandstands or curbs, with a $300000 price tag. The ceremony will be telecast for the first time and followed by a long parade through Pennsylvania Avenue ending at the White House.
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Washington
James Marlow
Vinson
U. S.supreme Court
United States
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Capitol
Supreme Court
Congress
Will. Mart
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
West Point
Annapolis
Tariff Building
7Th
Northwest
National Guard
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Washington St
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