Auto Black Market Probed by OPA Officials
OPA officials described a large auto black market in the area. Lester W. Herzog, director of the district OFA office, spoke on enforcement plans citing evidence of violations and investigations. He noted multiple cases delaying prosecutions and emphasized the need for purchaser-seller verification to curb illicit transfers.
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Big Auto
OPA
Hy Joshpie
Paker
Lester W. Herzog
District Ofa
Dred
Mae Q
Pires Orkardid Gata
Mmiy
Nuaverello
Thenbseiaer County
Mgr
Hozog
Apul J
Hepli
Rensselaer
Ming
Ween
Vlokulung
Uniu
Blagic Darioie
House Defers Elk Hills Issue
The House postpones action on Elk Hills California after Navy Secretary Forrestal urged delaying until November 18 to consult Independent petroleum officials. The plan, supported by Chairman Vinson, would send proposed contract changes for outside opinion before committee review.
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Washington
Elk Fills
Cal
Navy
Jd Standart Oi Company
California
Forresint
Cha Petroleum Industy
Buvernt Committee
Thale Group
Tenwis
Carl Vinson
Buly
Standard
National League Scoreboard Phillies 6 New York 4
National League update shows Philadelphia defeating New York by six to four with key innings and notable performances. American League section appears garbled and unreadable, no clear details available.
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Philadelphia
New York
Guna Achedwiod
U N Assembly Postponement Urged by Lie
The text reports that UN General Assembly postponement was urged by Lie, referencing Ambassador Molotov and King Leopold’s stance. It notes a possible delay until September 28 to allow ministers to attend, with outcome contingent on concrete guarantees and international conference progress.
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U.N. Assembly
Lie
Tiggve
Porelgn
Mafaterk
Nagiriiea Trom
Chiffey
Mayer
Pst
Eulheizbyy
Henel Speck
Belgium
Assembly
Dively
Maisie
Malotov
Fire Destroys Rose Camp at Lake Placid
A fire ravaged the Rose Camp at Lake Placid yesterday. The blaze forced several campers to flee from a second story window and the camp, operated by the Rogo family for 23 years, was pulled into the incident by Dye de Benjamity Dimmitl, former Scranton mayor, with connections to Alfred Ly Roo of New York City.
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Rose
Lake Placid
Mike Placid
Alfred Ly
New York City
de Benjamity Dimmitl
Scranton
Rogo
New York
Chain Store Strike Threatens New York Food Supply
A massive truck strike in the New York area aims to close 500 A and T outlets and halt bakeries by week’s end. Cities fear shelves will stay bare as 8,000 retail and warehouse workers face layoffs while unions press for talks.
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New York U
Thonands
Industri
Mettapaniinn
Lieweelol
Tiuelden
Ladiug Widh
Bikeries
Wedl
Aygar Volining
O'Dwyer
Hames Unio
Walia Dwyer
Wlan
Sitiaken
International Faatherhood of Teansters
Motor Carliers
Shem
New York State Food Merchants Association
Stalph Ward
Pesident
Drake Bakeries, Inc
Chairmyan
The
Americas Bakery’ Association
Drake's
General Continental
Ward
Purity
Fischer and
Gottfried
Yi Jorge Arms
Meat price ceiling hike hints amid shortages
Washington reports officials suggesting a higher meat price ceiling while rationing debates persist. Agriculture Department spokesmen say a severe shortage is unlikely, with experts predicting shortages may last a month or less. OPA prices for restaurant meals remain in effect until Sept. 16 and baby foods see targeted adjustments. Government officials caution against premature predictions of long-term shortages.
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Washington
Wong Agriculture Department
Hugh
Uruk
Ratoning
Vonaumer
Mevuwilio Opa
Angwo
Hoprn To
OPA
Tahoe
Agriculture Department
U S Assails Ukrainian Charges in UN Session
The United States and Australia attacked Ukrainian charges against Greece and Britain at the United Nations Security Council. Australia pressed for an immediate council vote, but the session adjourned without action. Albanian and Australian delegates spoke as Herschel Johnson defended the Greek case while supporting hearing all complaints.
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Luke Sueceny
United States
Australia
Gruece
Great Britain
Security Council
Wulipg Ph
Paul Hastunk
Polley
Greece
Tuhnapa
Souneil
Johnson
U. S
Busparin
The
Allen
Hungary
Trieste
Warner
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Lily
Britain
Beitaln
Planes Form FDR Over Athens in Aerial Display
U S planes formed the letters FDR above Athens Wisconsin from the carrier Roosevelt. The flight path advanced about half a mile high before creating intricate patterns and spelling Roosevelt’s initials at over 2000 feet. The demonstration followed an earlier launch from sea and was canceled in part due to a jammer program. The Roosevelt and nearby ships then headed toward home waters amid ongoing naval movements and speculation of a rendezvous with the Mediterranean fleet.
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Athens
Per Song
U.S
Pranklin TD
Roosevelt
Athena
Territorial Claims Clash at Global Conference Debates
The conference wrestled with Bulgaria and other states over territorial disputes and postwar aims. Delegates including J J Jordan and others pressed for shifts, while the United States urged caution and urged no drastic postponements as Yugoslavia and Hungary faced potential border changes.
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Bulgaria
J. J. Jordan
Berlin
Chile
Ciay
Ablepgates
Ollvur
Elalap
United States
Polleal
Poryionly
Enliad Span Czeghorla Gukla
Hungary
Court Halts Power Strike In Pittsburgh After Court Order
The Pittsburgh power dispute halted streetcar service as the union and company confronted an injunction issued by Judge Walter Anmit. Leaders arrived at court, but the injunction delayed enforcement while power production continued in the city, creating a tense standstill during the early hours.
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Pitteburg Upa Power
Fedars Front
Walter Anmit
Uniom and Company
Univer
Anil Lowny
Uoaton Spokusama
Monarch Exile Threat After Bulgaria Vote Turmoil
Reported crisis centers on Tsar Simeon and a republic bid after exile plans emerge. Election tallies claim 4,100,008 votes in favor of a republic with 78.7 percent backing monarchy. Provisional leadership discussions surface amid turmoil as a factory blaze damages the Bivand and Bopford mill.
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Heypt
Vittarie Emanuela
Tacly
Syanday
Te Batleta
Negestration
Atris Yrsal
Paviament Ie
Iecoulis
Hayonat Haserahly Dal
Malay Makes Bid For Leadership
Charles G. Malay of Rensselaer announces bid for the county chair, winning solid 24 votes from Rensselaer City Committee. Local leaders say the city Democratic committee will vote as a bloc for Malay, who pledges to accept the post if elected.
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George 4. Yamin
Pauner
Charles G. Malay
Rensselvey
Hillle
Rensselaer County
Dumo Calle
Maly
Renanetner
Jal
Plaes Maloy
UN 1
Ataluye
Okun
P. Dilge
Cuerent
Logan Tri Ulate
Willam J. Lyon
Henson Mer
Ronseclaet
Democratic
Chiles G
Chiurman
Lyons
Alalay
Mage Lever
Maloy
Blasts Kill 2 in New Palestine Outbreak
In Tel Aviv and surrounding areas explosions hit government offices and a pub, killing two police officers and wounding six or more. A British major and a Tel Aviv mayor were among the dead, as authorities imposed a wide security shutdown and searched for those responsible.
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New
Palestine
Jerusalem
Artlish
Tel Aviv
Distriet
Potter Guard
Innformation Duking
Kolin Cohen
Neer
Tiffa
Lay
Full Scale British Talks Open Today
London reports an AEH delegation in Lancaster House for a full scale conference on Palestine's future. The talks aim to set the agenda and formalities while non Zionist Jewish groups in London seek attendance via the Jewish Agency. The agency plans a reply to Britain about autonomy versus statehood.
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London
AEH
Hoiefly
Lancaster
Palestine
Lohdun
United Kingdom
Hal
Tal
Jewish Agency
Wise
Leonard Stein
Anglo Jewish Association
J. Herzog
Palaesine
Colonial
George H. Hall
Rita
Retin
Maine Republicans Win By Big Margins
Maine Republicans clinch decisive margins in the state election as GOP candidates, including Gov. Owne Mildroth and key senators, secure multiple districts. Report notes high turnout, party unity, and early calls predicting shifts in the coming Congress with emphasis on party strategy and voter enthusiasm.
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Maine
Msassoclinhd Cress
Bonnier Owen Brewater
Rew Vrank
Mildroth
Republicams
Forday
Maioe
Mabarr Hale
Formar Democratin
Abajo
Hlofodt IV
Vonwaton
H Dearl
Davie Glurk
Peremneta
Jon
M. Coy Hl
Action Ends Maritime Peace Hopes Amid Labor Strife
A Washington wage dispute drives seamen into a sixth day of walkout and port shutdowns. Negotiations stall as leaders demand restoration of $5 and $10 wage boosts and warn of a long battle while U.S. officials seek resolution to the crisis. The Seafarers International Union and APA mobilize support as the Wage Stabilization Board oversees talks. National Labor relations loom over the stalled talks with no immediate settlement.
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Aig
Washington
Bagov Audiet Alteists
Revonversiant
Sirvator
John QR
Steelman
Howse
Buaul Mat
APA
Ginna
Salars John Hawk
Seafarers
Internatunal Anies Cael
WSR
Skilang
Ion Bosra
Nik Bo
Hawk
German Reds Win Elections in Berlin and Saxony
Soviet report last night said the Socialist Unity Party led in Berlin with 442,022 votes more than its conservative rivals in Sundus and Saxony polls. The LDP and CDU trailed, with SED claiming a decisive lead across districts and setting a shifting pattern for East German politics amid postwar recovery.
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Berlin
Sit Ces
Sociaiist Unity Party
Sundus
Saxony
Gul Akast
Pharimaia
Prayuis
Svony
Iran
Lrays
Raee
Beewst Unity Policy
SED
Mihes al Deaiguraty
LDP
Christian Democratic Union
CDU
Mitee
Eto
Mhuslugia
Cour Pluty Vnyatfidn
Betfitus
Tapos
Bureak
Pyty
Invey Arbower Vietory
Tiretina
Teese
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