Justice department files anti trust suit in Chicago
Justice department files an anti trust suit in U S district court in Chicago aimed at breaking up Du Pont empire. The ledger lists other items from the same period including mob boss Luciano barred from Rome and Mann Goethe prize in Germany.
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Lucky) Luciano
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World Weather and Tragedies Chronicle Across Months
January to June reports cover massive snowstorms in Teheran and Tranian towns collapsing earthen homes killing 60, tornadoes devastations in Warren Arkansas killing 512 and 275 injured, Western Europe cold waves killing 39, crops ruined in California, blizzards in Rock ies with 121 deaths, 600 missing after 19 steamers collision off Shanghai. Feb blizzards cause 800 deaths and $200 million damage. plane crashes in Sweden and Peru, a Manila to Hong Kong crash, and a Kenyon dorm fire kill nine. March tornadoes sweep south central states. April hospital fire kills 74, Chile quake 62 dead. May Turin world soccer champions die in plane crash. large sea and air crashes worldwide continue with dozens killed. June Greek crash near Athens, Florianopolis crash 27, Puerto Rico crash 54, Australia crash 18, Bombay correspondents 13 killed, Los Angeles 34, Fort Dix 16, Ecuador quake 3,600 to 4,000 dead, and other accidents including fires, ship losses, and a Nantucket Sound drowning.
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Canadian star Barbara Ann Scott wins Lou E Marsh Trophy
A compact sports timeline notes Barbara Ann Scott as Canada’s outstanding 1048 athlete winning the Lou E Marsh Memorial Trophy. It lists notable figures and events across boxing, baseball, golf, horse racing, and tennis with several title bouts and industry milestones.
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Israel and Britain clash over Egypt invasion and R A F planes
A sprawling list shows Israel involved in disputes with Britain after Egypt invasion and shooting down Royal Air Force planes. The United States pressures Britain to drop the clash to protect Arab Jewish peace, with further references to NATO, Berlin, and regional tensions.
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Top Ten News Stories of 1949 From Editors Poll
A 1949 year in review highlights the Soviet atom bomb claim, Communist wins in China, the U S trial of 11 top Communists, coal and steel strikes, Tito defying Moscow, Kathy Fiscus rescue saga, Taft Hartley law lapse, end of the Berlin blockade, a sharp army navy clash, and Britain’s pound devaluation.
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Latest get rich quick scheme tied to Pyramid club
The report notes a nationwide rise in a pyramid chain letter style get rich quick scheme run through the Pyramid club platform. Public health data cited births reaching 3,559,000 in 1948 by the Public Health Service.
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Notable Public Figures Listed by OCR Fragment
An OCR fragment lists diverse figures including Sir Malcolm Campbell first to exceed 300 mph on land, fashioning a cross section of prominent names from science, politics, arts, and sports such as Frances Edwin McMurtrie, James V. Forrestal, Margaret Mitchell, and Bojangles Bill Robinson, alongside many others with varied titles and affiliations.
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Truman's state of the union outlines taxes and training
President Truman proposes higher taxes universal military training and wage price controls in his state of the union message. He asserts constitutional power to curb walkouts affecting health and welfare while defending current economic policy amid strikes and Cold War policy. Major personnel shifts include Dean Acheson replacing George C. Marshall as secretary of state and John L. Lewis leading mine action moves.
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Ventilation louvers offer summer relief. add operable doors
To finish the attic and insulate the roof, install doors on the end louvres with a long cord and catch. This preserves cross ventilation in warm weather while allowing them to be closed whenever desired, preventing condensation when needed.
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