Loosened limits on clothing items and shoes amid decontrol
Clothing and related items including hats handbags belts and shoes saw ceiling removals as the Office of Price Administration eased controls. Officials cited statistical data for the move while noting broad price rules still apply to other goods like sugar syrups molasses and certain fabrics.
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Jahinglon
OPA
Bae Iin
Allar Oasis
Fale Wa
Anparel
Inge
Ju “Ting
Pho
Agriulture Department
Wellenday
John R. Sleelman
Wittig
Paul Sorler
Fragmentary note on parley bans and postwar negotiations
A garbled report mentions Parley bans and Danube investigations with reference to Great Britain and other nations. It notes agreed positions, responses, and discussions about vessel movements and negotiations involving Yugbalvi's son and Czech engagements, in a wartime or postwar context.
Strike Enis enny UP-New Oretian
A brief item notes a strike action linked to a local 24% Am es County labor event. It mentions a wire cleanup completed at a facility, referencing Navy and Granada entities and names Henry Jy and Paulion in an unclear context. The report lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Enny
Navy
Granad
Nel
Elvic
Henry Jy. Paulion
Ames County
Indiana Geneticist Wins Nobel Prize In Medicine
Indiana University geneticist Blorkhal J. Moller, a New York City native, is named winner of the 1916 Nobel Prize in Medicine for work showing that variations in species may be produced by genetic changes. The recipient at age 54 has long been recognized for pioneering research in genetics and embryology. He holds degrees from Columbian University and the University of Edinburgh and has held professorships at Indiana University and other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blorkhal
Heenan J. Moller
Wark-famad
Thdiana University
Isatalghh Ia
New York City
Muller
University
American Conear Society
Columbian University
Outer
Degren
Daetar
Seleno Degran
University of Edinburgh
Institute of Genetics
Mancow
Itndiana University
Anporkt College
Ionto Royal Collage
Genellen
Hope for TWA Pilot Return to Work in Arbitration Talks
A tentative path toward returning Trans World Airlines pilots to work was voiced after meetings with union leader David L. Hehuake and other officials. The talks, described as hopeful but still vague, may require arbitration rather than direct negotiation to settle the pay dispute and end the strike if negotiations stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waollinulon AY
Trans World Airline
Ny Ghaaman Brank 2 Duvighsa
Medias
Fon Basia
David L
Hehuake
Plot
Dougtuer
Alguing & Formalin
Afrika
Oldhams
Sai
Rehneke
Upless Min Company
Troy Price Board Shuts Doors Today
Local price control boards run by volunteers will close to the public today affecting eight paid staff at The Hotel Troy office. Washington order directs consolidation with Albany offices. district offices to reduce from twenty nationwide.
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Sha Washington
Lin
Lrny Marchants
Consumera
Lenanthy
Mindluids
Distriet
Lester Wy Horeng
Une
Troy
Charles C. Wrelafer
Washington
Janes L. Mugiler
Abiky
Inoarder
Alvin
Embezzler Sought After $600000 Theft at Morganthaler Linotype
Miami Beach police report a New York based Morganthaler Linotype Co employee embezzled about $600000 by endorsing checks to non existent firms and cashing them. Investigators traced 100 plus checks ranging from 2900 to 39000 dollars. A nationwide alert was issued to 12 states seeking the suspect who vanished after last seen leaving work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morganitinier Lino Type Co
Konanl
Chist
Charlie Pieres
Miami Bench
Fla
Arline Nickel
Wad Laken
Win
Morgunthaier Linotype Clo
Valve
Mercanthiler
Notype Cem
Pialice
Morganthaler
Poellee
Tito Cleared By UNRRA Probers
UNRRA mission found no evidence of widespread abuse or discrimination in Yugoslavia amid aid operations. The inquiry termed many complaints frivolous and said reports of misuses were unfounded, noting no diversion of UNRRA goods and initial cases of penalties for improper acts.
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Wankidgluu
UNRRA
Virjuslavia
Muavahal Tito
Balkan
Eile Out Foundation
Fiorello la Guardia
Unikma
Unka—Oon
Fear and Tension as Arab Uprising Threat Looms Near Jerusalem
Arab leaders in Nablus plan a parade amid rising fears of anti Jewish retaliation after recent Arab assaults. British and Jewish forces report several attacks, casualties, and arrests as Haifa and Jerusalem see intensified protests and street clashes.
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Nablus
Kemal Wifendi Akkal
Atab Hdd
al Jaffa
Jerusalem Central
Montefiore
Jerusalem
Deny Schacht Appeals Frusktuel in Germany
Two appeals by Jakob Schacht once linked to Hitler’s regime were rejected by Lt Gen. Litelis D Clay deputy military governor and Wuerttemberg Baden authorities. Schacht, acquitted at Nuremberg, said his detention for additional trial was illegal.
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Frusktuel
Germany
Jualmar Schacht
Hitler
Niy
Garmin
Litelis
D Clay
Wuerttemberg-Baden
Selacht
Nuernberg
Auto Pickets and Police Clash at Allis Chalmers Gates
Milwauker UM workers and police clashed at the gates of the Allis Chalmers plant as about 500 pickets formed a line and 4,500 spectators watched. Five with one uniden man arrested and a protester stripped of most clothing after ongoing disturbances. A second outbreak near the plant ended when pickets reformed their lines and dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauker UM
Allis Chamois Mfg. Co
Pleket
Pfetets
Plekets
Truman Heads Home To Vote On Train Across Missouri
President Truman travels aboard a presidential special train toward Missouri to vote in Tuesday elections. He may briefly appear on platform stops in St. Louis Jefferson City and Sedalia. White House notes a brief stop and no planned rallies as he aims to meet possible supporters after Independence visits.
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Missouri
Priman
Congress
Truman
White House
Charles Ross
Washington
Trananmish
BL. Louis
Jefferson Clio
Fedalia
St. Louis
Ross
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Nependenee
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
True Wan
Independence
Grandview
Martha E. Trin
Mary Truman
Kansas City
Nos Axtell
Roger Slangaler
Jasper Bell
Chinese Celebrate Chiang Kai-shek Birthday Across Major Cities
Chinese Nationalists stage unprecedented 6th birthday tributes for Chiang Kai-shek across Nanking Chungking Peiping Tientsin Canton and other cities. Large parades sports and ceremonies disrupt Shanghai traffic as pro and anti factions clash and government forces retake areas in Chefoo while Red troops threaten Communist bases in Manchuria.
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Peiping
Chiang Saishek
China
Hitler
Chefas
Manchuria
Chefoo Agein
Wualioaalists
Nanking
Chungiting
Peipiing
Tientsin
Canton
Shanghai
Jay Scout and Girl Guides
Chaing
Madam Chiang
Gen
George Marshall
Ars. Marshoall
Henry Luce
Choloo
Pair Seized After Rome Embassy Blast
Police seized two suspects in Rome last night following a bomb explosion that damaged a wing of the embassy. Authorities said two foreigners were in custody for questioning as a third person fled, while the blast caused a large hole in a three story building and prompted precautions to possibly demolish damaged sections.
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Rome
Pichire
Polige
Yestering
Glarnnie Molle Seva
Haif
Pallee
Man Killed By Rail In Warnwater Tragedy Near Mackofn
A man from Philadelphia, Norman Maonsy, was fatally struck by a New York Central railroad train while walking along the tracks in Warnwater near Mackofn Duitals water. The accident occurred yesterday and details are being investigated by local authorities.
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Pew Norman Maonsy Gt
Philadelphia
New York Central Rr
Warnewater
Mackfonn
U S Rules In Favor Of Lewis On Vacations
John J. Lewis pressed for higher pay for Mine Workers as coal operators charged the government with abdication on vacation pay rulings. Capt. N Collinson held vacation pay not limited to payroll from spring takeovers but prorated for earlier workers, a decision criticized as favoring the workers. Battle called the ruling invalid and said it shows the administration failing to settle the mines contract, with Lewis claiming miners deserve a share of the $100 yearly vacation payment.
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Washington
Pt-Soil
John J. Lewis
Lewis
Walter
John D. Battle
National Coal Association
Lawis Gut
N. Collinson
Laatavon
Battle
Lewes
Anti-Black assault probe in Atlanta amid anti-race tensions
Police probe a sudden incident at Minmte Sibley home in the Golling streets where a hazardous hemp explosion occurred after a suspected auto twist. Detectives note a history of anti racial activity in the community and defer charges while the investigation continues. No injuries reported.
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Allain
ETA
Atlanta
Sibley
Hilderbrand
Jones & Chillers
Childers
Nash
Columbiana
Riva
Homer L. Loomis
Byrnes Seeks German Pact Clarity at New York Talks
Secretary of State Byrnes travels to New York with top American occupation officials to discuss the German peace treaty and Allied policy, as foreign ministers gather for a pivotal conference on the German question and Italy, Romania, and Hungary. The meetings aim to map the roadmap for postwar Europe and potential further conferences.
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Washington
Senn
Bate Bynes
Germany
Rocky
Gonsulvitiins
New York
Byrons Mbulfnl
Vnaaoleed
Abu He Tnowa
Stata Weld
Croneval Lireina D. Clay
Assembly Adopts Agenda At United Nations Meeting
The United Nations Assembly swiftly adopted the steering committee agenda with little debate and recessed at 1:15 p.m. EST. Cuba and Spain’s veto reform proposals will be sent to committees after a brief dispute, while Australia withdrew its own item. Committees meet today at Lake Success with social humanitarian cultural and administrative affairs joining the session, as the political committee plans its schedule.
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New York
United Nations Assembly
Russia
Wade
Dmitri Manuilsky
Cuba
Australia
Yran
Spain
United States
Lake Success
United Nations
Flushing Meadow
Luft Assembly
Capital Hotel Strike Ends With Compromise
Washington hotel workers end a 5,000 strong walkout after union and management accept a compromise. The White House aided the settlement amid government interest. Affected staff include waiters, cooks, bartenders and maids. Agreement provides pay increases and a path to normal operations.
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Washington
White House
Airiite
Yariottaly
Posable
Washington Evening Star
Basia
Leva Inett
Pale
Abollon
Watcer
Dinminante
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Ing
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Orenpation
Lye
Dons Yugbalvi
Enunei
Enis
Indiana
TWA
Troy Price Board
Tito
Ngel
Keil
Fuemer Iinger
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Clud
Thare
Gol A. J. Katain
South Africa
Hark Schaaf
Fort Wayne
Ind
Baropd
Joan Burnay
France
London
Ywithout Foundation
Yugrsma. Bins
Tvor
VNRRA
Army
Yugosity
Werusalem We
Lrthtra
Palestine Arajs Army
Fulawah
Nablug
Lowers
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Haifa
Jewish Community Council
Cyprus
Palestine
Jewish Naional Council
Vand Leumi
Nevin
Crima
Ion Tam
Jewish Agency
Noid
Ha Gecrel
Irgun
Vai Leumi
Inner Zionist Council
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Uo Chefoo
Ins
U.S
Byrnes
Lily Ausoriean
Vraneu
Italy
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Balemarin
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Halse of the People
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