Settlement Of Steel Strike Is Expected Today
The article outlines the transfer of the wartime OES to the Office of Economic Stabilization with Bowles as director, replacing Collet as head of stabilization. It notes Porter becomes FCC chairman, Bowles gains broader authority under Reconversion Director Snyder, and a call from President Truman for firm adherence to the higher wage line to prevent inflation while stressing production as salvation.
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OPA
Bowles
Office of Economic Stabilization
Paul A. Porter
Federal Communications Commission
OES
Office of Stabilization
John C. Collet
Callet
Ofice
John W. Snyder
Collet
Missouri
Truman
Nation's Airlines On Peacetime Status
Washington February 15 airlines resumed full peacetime status as the wartime order to reserve 70 percent of eastbound seats for servicemen expired. Carriers now offer about twice as many seats and aircraft as before Pearl Harbor, with over 600 planes and nearly 12,000 seats available. Joan Fontaine, Oscar winning actress, is again bedridden with flu delaying a Cuba trip planned for next week.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Hollywood
Joan Fontaine
New York
Cuba
Card of Thanks for Kind Expressions and Flowers
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy during our father Luther Beckley AY illness and death. Gratitude for flowers and use of cars shown by the children of D Luther Beckley AY.
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Luther Beckley
In Memoriam Bond Remembrance Notices
In memory of Bertie Bond who died February 15, 1936. A light has gone from our home and a voice we miss. Floyd Bond writes of ten years since the loss. Bertha Bond is remembered ten years after her death on February 15. H L Rond and Children note the ache of absence and long for home.
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Bond
Bertie Bond
Floyd Bond
Bertha Bond
Army Physical Standards Cut and Military Personnel Cuts
The Army lowers physical standards to widen eligibility amid possible efficiency loss. Selective Service has fallen short of the monthly quota, needing around 11,000 more by end of April. Navy and Marine Corps announce further pay grade cuts and dates for officers, enlisted personnel, WAVE officers, and Navy Nurse Corps to speed manpower adjustments.
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Tiumat
Congress
War Department
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Navy Nurse Corps
Calcutta Rioting Subside Reported Today
Calcutta calm returns after three days of rioting that left about 45 dead and over 490 injured as British troops maintain control. Public services resume slowly with traffic and railway disruptions easing at Akra station, while taxi availability increases and utilities restart operations.
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Calcutta
Dormal
Begal
Aseam
Akra
Calcutia
Royal Post Office inducts Mr. Hartle in March
A fragmentary wartime notice recalls Ty Rinbert Jens serving overseas with the army and returning to duties as a compiler at the royal post office. Mr Hartle was inducted in March, resuming his post service duties in a local acknowledgment.
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Aviia
Rinbert
Toth
Ah Campleve
Royal Post Office
Fiartle
Harry Wolf
Susan
Stananthold
Susan Alicé
Camden
N. F
Asbury Park
N.d
Wolf
Ellisburg
N. J
Philadelphia
Envoy Headed Spy Ring Charges Continue
Lang could not be reached for comment. Peron said Lang could not defend himself against accusations, and Braden failed to justify him. Peron claimed Braden led a South American operation funded by merchants. Proponents warned of violence before the election, while Cooke argued the Blue Book and U S charges violated diplomatic norms and that the timing suggested intervention.
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Lang
la Feppca
Purop
Hang
Peron
Argentina
Braden
Argenitina
Americ
Cooke
Farrell
United States States
Gey
Delating
Asis
St James Church Activities Highlight Community Visits
Feb 14 notes show Bew Church services at 7 30 pm run by the Men s Bible Class in Rev D C White s absence. Women's Missionary Society met with India as a Christian Sees It as theme led by Mrs William Eyler. Numerous local visitors and dinner guests listed with families at Walter Green home and related social calls.
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M. L. Bilignt
Ronald Baker
Walter Green
Mildred Green
Joyce Bionm
Donald Lowery
Ralph Mutzell
Hessie Moats
Emma Green
Eva Mount
James Norris
Carson Metz
William Sheeley
Victor Metz
Junior Turner
Little Son
Amos Turner
Bridgeport
Boonsboro
Eva Houpt
Frederick County
Lester Easterday
Pearl Sperow
Julia McGee
Virginia
Andrew Spielman
Alfred Petefish
Clarence Sourh, Jr
Notable mentions from distant aid and facts
Charles left in January to help care for a shipload of cattle for relief of Europeans. He arrived all night and is in Copenhagen, planning to depart in nine days. XO Cora Stopkslager recently spent two days with hers. Mrs. Milton Bloom of Funkstown mentioned. The top home fire cause is dirty or defective chimneys. Centuries before America, the Chinese ate spinach. The world’s first electrically run railroad train operated in the United States in 1887.
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Charles
Europe
Copenhagen
Cora Stopkslager
Milton Bloom
Funkstown
America
United States
OPA Boss Porter Signals Enforcment Stance On Prices
Porter, newly named head of OPA, signals firm price controls and aims to block black market inflation. The House failed to approve an extra 1,854,000 in funding for enforcement, leaving extension debates ongoing. Porter previously led OPA rent controls and later served at the Office of Economic Stabilization.
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OPA
House
Porter
Office of Economic Stabilization
Long
Chester Bowles
House Banking Committee
FCC
Truman
Charles R. Denny, Jr
Denny
Commission
Tilghmanton Society Notes and Local Updates
Tilghmanton February 14 notices report Mrs. C D Coffman’s fall at Fairplay injuring her face but not her glasses, with her shock noted. Rev J Raymond Schmidt spoke at Bakersville Church, while Nettie Line recovers and Viola returns from hospital observation. News on family visits, ill relatives, Navy son Oscar, and local moves including Jack Abbott family relocating from Baltimore to the Krotzer farm.
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Tilghmanton
C. D. Coffman
Fairplay
Cofman
McKinley Coffman
Pennsylvania
J. Raymond Schmidt
National Civic League
Washington
Bakersville
Nettie Line
Viola
Oscar
J. D. Kemp
Nevin Barnhart
Bessie Lowery
Taylor's Landing
Albert Gilbert
Grimes
David
Floyd Line
Ada Moats
Coffman
R. H. Reichard
Preston Sprecher
Walnut Point
G. H. Sprecher
Charles Flook
Hagerstown
Roy May
Jack Abbott
Baltimore
Krotzer
Recruiting Problems CALIB the Set
Leonard Link reported his station equipment stolen from his room. His garments were found, clean shirts pressed, and he needed to have tidy attire for an upcoming assignment.
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Leonard Link
Anita
Wind Blasts Windows Across Regions
Fragments describe a cold air mass moving southward to Montana and the upper Midwest. Temperatures dipped to 40s and below in Montana, 20s in North Dakota, minus single digits in Minneapolis and Green Bay. Forecasters warn of gusty winds but predict limited impact beyond early morning conditions.
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South Mountain
Montana
Minneapolis
Green Bay
Wis
Lowe
Dareeast
Ohio
Seid Fliis
Weather Notes From Ohio Valley Snow Flurries Reported
Snow flurries were observed in the Ohio Valley as a lingering weather pattern from Thursday's storm moves away along the St Lawrence Valley. The system brought strong winds to the eastern nation, caused several deaths and property damage, and continued to track northeast.
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Ohio Valley
St. Lawrence Valley
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