Livestock Prices and Markets Rally Amid Debate and Shortage
Washington reports a surge in hog and cattle prices across markets as stock exchanges show sharp gains. Democratic responses blame Republican policy for meat shortage, while calls grow to restore trust in government amid looming fall elections. Industry leaders warn shortages extend beyond meat to housing and trade.
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Reece
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Hoy
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Inston
Poli Ueal Ishia
Tromon Itew
Chen
Mies
We Her
Amerie System UK
Train Crashes Truck Killing Two in Kentucky Wreck
A southbound freight train collided with a truck near Thusgellville Kentucky killing two men from Paris Tennessee and injuring sixteen others including passengers and crew. Emergency squads worked to extricate trapped horses from wreckage as authorities reported the incident remains under investigation and that the truck driver escaped injury.
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Menabis
Lowieville
Naalville
Cruin
Identel
J. Poller
Fiyennn
Jimmy Snopay
Paris
Tenn
Anteglene Lorches
Warty
Nashville
Nilent
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Peace Parley Ends In Discord At World Conference
Dramatic withdrawal by Yugoslavia splits the peace talks as 31 Allied delegates adjourned after a tense session in Paris. Molotov accuses the United States of aiming to dominate the conference while Byrnes pledges to press for a broader peace. Delegates plan New York meetings with the Big Four to reassess terms.
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Hay
New York
United Nations
Big
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Hiller
Thily
Romnia
Hungary
Bulgariay
Finland
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Mototny
Thal
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Amd Gil
Larxpigbourg Palace
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Byrnes
United States
Meir
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Peach Varley
Prison selections for high Nazis announced in postwar plan
An international court will sentence seven key Nazi leaders to imprisonment in German facilities at Nuernberg and Bamberg with transfers to Spandau. Additional convicted Nazis may await confinement at Spandau as well. Flags of anticipated bans and the court’s timetable say the epic sentence will be carried out within weeks.
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Spanton
Berlin
Yunra
Il Nuernberg
An- Nobneed Yeaterdiy
Amodyrn
Watehnd
Dale
Alhert Speer
Const tIn von Neurath
Karl Doonitz
Truman Aims to End Pay Curbs Swiftly
President Truman and top advisers huddled to speed the end of wage and price controls. An official said an order could come in the next few days as the administration seeks rapid decontrol when feasible. The discussion involved the Wage Stabilization Board and advisory groups with labor, industry, and public representatives guiding reconversion and stabilization efforts.
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Washington
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Joh
Greelman
Uhe
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Labor Board
Wdyla Group
Bily Johnston
Penul
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T. C. Cashen
Meileay Laedar Eyvenliven Association
Nathaniel Dyke, Jr
Lion of Industry
A. Colman Barrell
Earl N. Cannon
Steelman
Plen
WSA
AFL Calls Immediate End Of Wage Controls
The American Federation of Labor urged immediate elimination of wage and price controls and pressed employers to run their businesses freely. The federation demanded removal of all controls except rent ceilings, arguing wartime measures hinder normal progress and wage stabilization efforts. The call followed criticism of the government price policy and urged dissolution of the National Wage Stabilization Board.
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Alaumeont
A. Fy
Jackson says Nazi trials aid peace and set standards
Justice Robert H. Jackson told President Truman the Nuremberg trials and death sentences for top Nazis advance international law and moral judgment. He urged proceeding with prosecutions of other war figures, including industrialists and ministers, and noted the need for efficient, multi-jurisdictional trials across zones.
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Washington
Robert WH. Jackson
Crusion
Woodray Wilden
Uretr
Ship Strikers Reject Offer Amid Coastal Rail Tieup
Representatives of Atlantic and Gulf Coast air operators offered wage increases and working tie changes to Maxtors Mutew and Plots Union members. The union tentatively rejected the plan, hastening talks to end a day long strike that has tied up major lanes. Leaders from the Marne Engineers Hovedleial Association and allied groups indicated further bargaining through the evening with C. I. union backing.
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Atlwatic
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Mutew and Plots Union
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Hovedleial Aggooiation
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Ehulr
Ceva Liedald
Macussings
C. I. Junion
Kesselring Faces Trial For War Crimes
German field marshal Albert Kesselring, noted for commanding forces on the Jintlan front, faces trial for World War II war crimes. The proceedings focus on actions attributed to his command during the conflict.
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Weanesuny 14
Albert Kesselring
Jintlan
Cardinals Rally To Win World Series In Final Frame
Slaughter and Brecheen starred as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Boston Red Sox 4-3 to clinch the World Series. Enos Slaughter raced home on a fly ball in the eighth after Marty Walker’s hit, delivering the go ahead run as Brecheen shut down Boston in relief. Brecheen earned the win with a strong relief performance after Dickson and the Cardinals withstood a late Boston rally to seal the title.
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Enos
Cougly
Marty Walker
Youn Deve
Johnny Pesky
Sox
Ator
Selay
Leon Cul Herson
Boston
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Mason
Ung Hall
Skaighter
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I Brecheen
Brecheen
Marty Dickson
Jingerieg Matory
Stan Qovelekie
Cleveland
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Hinl
Don DiMeggio
Dickson
Power strike hits Pittsburg area trolley service
A 22 day old transformer at Duquesne Light Company was wrecked by gunfire. Power loss cut trolley operations to a fraction of normal. a 60,000 dollar outdoor transformer was damaged, but partial repairs restored about 90 to 95 percent of service. Sheriff reports three shots fired from 150 feet, footprints and a fleeing car observed.
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Dlackoula
Atec Kaplal
Fle Muller
Manda Tor
Walter Monaghan
Ani
Spain Wins U N Support On Court
The U N Security Council defeated a Polish plan backed by Soviet Russia France and others to bar Franco Spain from the International Court of Justice. The 7 to 4 vote upheld access, while the U S opposed singling out the regime, arguing it is a political question though committed to due process and the charter.
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United Nationa Security Council
Spain
Une International Court of Justice
Vessistion
Russia
France
Maxien
U.N
1.N
Oscar Jaange
Andeas A. Gramyko
U.S
Herschel Y. Johnson
United States
Skell
Court of Justice
Gromyke
J Assembly
Johnson
Gru
Britain
Brazil
China
Australia
Netherlands
Union Wins NLRB Poll For Independent Employees Union
The NLRB election in Duquesne Light workers gave a clear win to George Du Mucler's Independent Association of Employees of the Duquesne Light Company. The union absorbed 95 percent of 1,442 votes cast, with District 50 of the United Mine Workers and the AWL-International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers also in the tally. CIO Putrite Ulilly Workers trailed with 80 votes.
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National Labor Relations Board
George du Mucler
Association of Employees
Duquesne Light Company
District 50
Ajwi
United Mine Workers
UMW
Awl-International
C.I.0
Putrtie Ulilly
Moslems Join India Cabinet After Interim Government Move
In New Delhi a step toward independence removal of a major obstacle occurred as the Viceroy announced that Moslem Serpae had joined the Interim government. Five members of the Moslem League would hold seats, with other ministers resigning. four new appointees were Moslems and one a Watviichvble. Jawaharlal Nehru presided over a congress leadership representing three minorities. The Moslem Langue has been a host since Shan.
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Siscount Travell
Moston Serpae
Anpivenant
Moe‘Jém League
Nate Teo
Watviichvble
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Wis
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Pa Whan
Congress
Wilerim
Jawsharlal Nehru
Indigny
Ghivistinna
Nodrin
Shan
Wryell
Siam OKs French Deal Amid Border Dispute
The Siamese government approved a French proposal to retain four disputed border posts after two days of heated debate and a plan to include Sinan's treaty terms with Tokyo.
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Bangkok
Tokyo
Greek Conflict Said to Reds
Athens reports Greece’s government and leftists clash escalated as a military spokesman charged dissidents with links to Copanionist agents infiltrating from Albania and Yugoslavia. Officials in Kozane and Klassout claim efforts to reopen the Kozane Elasson road amid ongoing clashes and troop movements.
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Yugoslavia
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Lo Sont MeRst
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Canadian ex-official pleads innocent in espionage case
Erle George Alanis, a Harvard engineering graduate and former Canadian official, pleaded innocent to charges of conspiring to share confidential information with Russia. He is among 13 Canadians arraigned in the early stage of the Canadian espionage probe in February.
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U S Answers Russia On Atomic Inspections
The United States pushes for strict atomic energy inspections while defending national sovereignty. Russia resists, warning that forced oversight could threaten sovereign rights and deter peaceful nuclear development.
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Russia
United Sues Atomic Energy
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Baruch
Unie
Mtates Migniher
United E Nations
Maalatanea
Nazi Leaders Hanged After Goering No 2 Chooses Poison
In Nuernberg the condemned Nazi leaders were executed by hanging following a war crimes trial. Hermann Goering's deputy, Wilhelm Goering, died by cyanide intake in his cell before the sentence. Other leaders, including Von Ribbentrop, Streicher, Rosenberg, Frick, and Frick, faced the gallows as guards watched.
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Adolf Hiteler
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Audrus
Goering
Gosling
Pan
Adam
Itinel
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Sentinel
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Joachim von Ribbentrop
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Gal
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M. S. Army
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Julidy Streicher
Vasium
Nuernberg City
Wilhelm Vile
Rosenberg
Alfred Rosenberg
Ace
Hang Frank
Poland
Wilhelm Frick
Bohemian
Moravia
Gori
Cattle Ban Lift Sought by U S Officials
Officials weigh lifting an emergency cattle quarantine after Mexican imports of cattle raised hoof and mouth disease concerns. The Agriculture Department and the FDA may act under a treaty with Mexico to resume imports of purebred cattle despite recent disease alerts.
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