Government To Loan Wheat To Flour Mills
Washington reports near total closure of flour supply as government plans to loan wheat to flour mills to ease shortages. Industry groups protest, citing profit losses and workers’ fears of layoffs, while officials seek to restore domestic bread supply by reallocating wheat from export stocks.
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Orl Dewrius
Charles 4. McClosky
Dustiens Agenk
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Confectioners and Matters Union
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Vodor
Willy Wile
Moue
Berméra
Nell Hevorios
New York City probe announced by Mayor amid press notes
Mayor Willkie O Dwyer said commissioner Julie Murtagh will lead an investigation into possible payroll irregularities at city agencies. He declined to reveal probe scope or salaries, stating he would protect confidential sources while inviting press questions to uncover any wrongdoing.
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Willkie O'Dwyer
Crat Ha Tadarden
Julie Mubtagh
Hon
Bel Sullivan
Enturmmia
O'Dwyer
Murtagh
Sullivan
Une
Baby Slayer Sentenced In Rochester Case
Tanwrenie Ta Waller pleaded guilty to murder in a frial degree case involving a crime in Rochester. She was sentenced yesterday to 10 years in state prison following her plea.
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Rochester
Tanwrenie Ta Waller
National League scoreboard headline and scores
The sheet lists NL games with New York defeating St Louis six to four and Philadelphia eight to four. Other entries include Boston beating Chicago and Cleveland and Philadelphia results across multiple cities plus minor league or regional scores such as Albany Willamsponta Williamsport Utter and related matches.
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Philadelphia
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Chileage
Cleveland Ji
Philadelphia H
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Hereland
Washington
Detroit
Taalbany
Willow Tare
Aimany
Wilkow Barre
T-Uta
Wallamsponta
Williamsport & Utter
No Casey Murray Denies Front for Casey in Local Race
Edward McDonald reports a denial from Edward M. Murray denying any plan to front for Casey in the Democratic leadership contest in Rensselaer County. The piece notes letters and conference chatter about the Casey bloc, the Committee of 17, and tensions with Murphy Joseph Murphy and others. Murray says he has not been urged to head the chairmanship and disputes Casey’s alleged backing.
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Edward M. Murray
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Wirst Street
Committee of 17
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Rensselvier County
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Early Italian vote split and U N Post resignations noted
Milan and Turin returns show Christian Democrats leading in many districts with Socialists and Communists gaining, while Livorno and Como show mixed supports. In Washington United Nations post, Stettinius resigns, President Truman accepts, Johnson to fill seat temporarily as speculation on replacement unfolds.
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Christian Democrats
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Turin
Christian Democras
Socialista
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Uno
Sisty
Como
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Cleghound
Marshall Chiang Confer On Manchurian Crisis In China Talks
Marshall and General Chiang Kai-shek confer in Nank while facing the Manchurian dispute. They plan to discuss military options and diplomatic steps as a committee prepares to resume talks after a two day pause. Sources say a peaceful settlement remains uncertain amid charges of expanded operations by China’s forces.
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Pomanl
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Wopy
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Hidden arms seized in Trieste flagging regional tensions
Reports state Allied forces recovered concealed weapons in Trieste amid rising tensions around the Adriatic border. Officials describe increased security measures as regional authorities coordinate with international partners to monitor the area and prevent further escalations.
Supreme Court Limits Heat on Editorial Criticism of Courts
The ruling upholds free press limits on criticizing judges while affirming that editors may publish opinions without fear of contempt. Justices Reed Frankfurter Rutledge Murphy dissent on preserving robust criticism as essential to a free judiciary. The decision centers on editorials and cartoons from 1944, with broad implications for First Amendment protections in reporting judicial actions.
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Virginia
Burton
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Ute Reed
Adliona
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Rnrman
Administration of Justice
Prankfurter
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Reed
High Court Rules Congress Erred in Back Pay Case
The U S Supreme Court or Court of Claims holding Congress wrongly barred salaries of three officials linked to a subversion probe. President Roosevelt called the move unconstitutional and an overreach on executive power. The employees argued for back pay totaling 2108 dollars after a congressional appropriation ban.
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Bite
Roosevelt
Governenunt
Dastlee Mek
Aiken Seeks Inquiry Into Shipping Board Affairs
Senate and House discuss a congressional inquiry into the United States Maritime Commission and War Shipping Administration amid reports of negligence and waste. The new commission chair and members face questions over delays, resignations, and White House influence.
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United States Maritime Commission and
War Shipping
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Senate
Ann
Wigglesworth
Maritime Commission
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Craman
Thia
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White House
Ray Mic Keough
Iain Carmody
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Willian
Ward Smith
Delay in Execution in Hattonote Overseen by State Officials
In Hattonote Louisiana Gov. Jine issued a stay until further order for Wille Francis a Black youth who attempted an electrocution. Francis seeks remedy before the U S Supreme Court. The Stile Supreme Court Mat granted permission to appeal a federal court ruling. In January the electric chair was activated on May 3 but failed due to mechanical issues and was stopped minutes later.
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Stettinius Alsa
Iidicalodhi
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Stettining
Byrnes
Stelihdus
White House
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Davin
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Francis
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Jan Elarip
U N Veto Looms In Franco Case At United Nations
United States and Soviet bloc powers contend in a divided UN Security Council over a Franco Spain resolution. The five permanent members debate the subcommittees report and Madrid stance as General Assembly session approaches in New York.
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Hwator
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Janis
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Witte Franco
Yugoslav Mobilization Report Sparks London Coverage
A London Daily Mail summary cites reliable sources claiming Belgrade authorized general mobilization in Yugoslavia while allied forces move to secure Trieste. The dispatch notes U S warships docking, Italian crisis measures, and tensions around the Venegian Giulia region with statements from Premier Marshal Tito and Stalin talks in Moscow.
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Marshal Titu
United Nations Stat Service
Trieste
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Army Transport Command
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Henry Moscow
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Stalin
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Giulia
Labor Leaders Attack Truman Strike Bill in Rump Hearing
Labor union spokesmen denounce President Truman's emergency strike control bill and the Senate version, urging defeat to avoid destroying organized labor. They condemn the Case Labor Disputes Bill and rebuke White House actions, saying final action would threaten workers and national industry.
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Congress
Truman
House
Senate
Prosecutor Indicts Jap War Leaders
Allied Chief Prosecutor Joseph Keehou opened the International Tribunal case against 26 defendants in Tokyo describing a planned effort to bring about a premature end to civilization. He warned that the war aimed to destroy millions, while pledging accountability for murder, pillage, and mistreatment. The prosecution argued a deliberate campaign of aggression and urged justice to deter future atrocities.
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Dae Pan
Joseph 4. Keehou
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Shunei Okawa
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Page Curteen
Ex-Democratic Governor of Jersey Backs GOT
A former Democratic governor who ran as an independent pledged support to the Republican nomination process. He endorsed no single candidate, citing party realignment as key. The piece notes the political shift amid the New Jersey statewide race and references other figures in the Framingham era context.
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Newark
Venor
New Teese
Addranatee
Govarune
Pormee Givernay
Charles Kitson
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Ge. Voitman
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Court Rules on Rent Refunds in OPA Case
The Supreme Court ruling concerns refunds owed by Warner Holding Co. to tenants of Minneapolis buildings under OPA. Justices debated whether overcharges should be recovered and where the funds go, with dissent arguing protections extend remedies beyond the Treasury.
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Feakturter
Warner Holding Co
Eichy
Minneapolis
API
United States
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Union and Ship Owners Seek New Labor Proposals
Washington DD The Navy plans call for volunteers to be on standby to support merchant shipping during potential strikes. Secretary of the Navy John W. Wetmore directs naval stations to report staffing with shipping experience and outline relief needs. Talks in the Labor Department between ship operators and maritime unions focus on hours and proposed incentives for volunteers and reserve sailors. Continued on Page Twelve.
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John Wetnndy
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C. IO
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CTD. Imal Maritime Union
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Te Wut
Cr. O. Soomon
Lewis Talks Hard Coal Pact
A garbled report centers on Lewis contacting labor leaders about a hard coal pact. The piece mentions unions, Pennsylvania, and possible negotiation activity but remains unclear on participants, dates, or outcomes.
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