Black Market In Meat Hits Medical Firms
Testimony before the Senate Agriculture Committee described a black market in meat byproducts used in medicines. Childress urged tighter controls on byproducts amid disrupted supplies, noting plants bottlenecked by wartime demands and OPA rules. A Detroit firm spokesman warned the shortage endangers medical uses and could halt essential pharmaceutical production.
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Christian Pastor Urges Hirohita to Embrace Faith
A religious leader named Christian Moctiinea advocates Hirohita to accept Christ as part of a broader spiritual movement. The piece notes involvement of church figures and community rallies in support of Christian outreach across diverse groups.
More Troops and Brides Docked in U S
A disrupted OCR batch lists troops and associated personnel arriving at U S ports from Le Havre and Antwerp, including engineer battalions, artillery and maintenance units, plus navy personnel and families. It notes transfers to camps and depots, with scattered details on ships, orders, and a final note of a buyer purchasing a shipment for $7658.
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Mechanicville Council Knights Hold Communion Breakfast
Mechanicsville Joseph Moholes state deputy of the Sew dayh stele Council Knights of Columbus spoke at the annual communion breakfast of Mechanieville Council. About 200 members and guests attended the 7:30 mass at St Pauls Church. Rev Michael A Hoplins delivered the sermon. Mr Foley introduced the 49th anniversary founders Thomas J Bint gan Andrew Ran and lMugh B Dugen. Mrs Sykes presented a program of pine selections during the breakfast. Also noted were students and community figures attending various events and services mentioned in the report.
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LA and T Co Reports Gain in Net Income
York Pi American Telephone and Telegraph Co reported quarterly net income of 46.08 million dollars, earnings 2.28 a share, on 20.21 million shares. Yearly figures show 177.223 million dollars, 8.86 a share, on 20.014 million shares.
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Dairy Union Leader Hints State Strike
Dairy union leaders warn of a state strike as President Archie Wright urges steadier milk prices. County union presidents say base farmer returns should be at least 450 for spring and 375 for fall and early winter, with subsidies to stabilize farm income amid rising costs. A national policy to fix prices and plan ahead for production is urged.
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Hiroshima gradually rebuilding after atomic blast
Japanese statistics show Hiroshima recovering from last summer’s atomic blast. Population rebounded from about 400000 to 162000 as nearly 10000 houses are rebuilt. Schools were largely destroyed but new educational reforms and institutions are planned. Citizens work land to grow wheat and vegetables amid uncertain results.
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New Jap Diet to Meet Next Month
A government plan shows a new Japanese diet meeting next month to balance the cabinet and oversee the recent election, with officials hinting at election-related issues and possible resignations amid rapid political shifts.
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Hotel Takes Horse Hi Payment of Bill
A garbled report concerns a hotel bill dispute involving a guest identified as Lipbard in Colombia. The fragment mentions a coerced payment and a political backdrop with parties and a possible coalition amid a recent election.
Worry or False Teeth Supping and Irritation
Fragments warn about false teeth irritation and embarrassment while eating or laughing. Suggests a powder for comfort and secure fit, claiming quick relief from taste or sensation issues.
Starling invasion reaches western frontier from Oregon mountains
The European starling, imported in 1880, spread from the Preffle coast to the Wallowa Mountains of Oregon, then moved westward across the region. By 1947 it was reported in Montana, with later sightings in Nevada and New Mexico, overcoming earlier believed barriers.
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