Normal Bread and Beer Return to Shelves as World Shortage Lingers
Washington reports a phased return of normal white bread and flour to stores along with higher allocations of whisky and beer. Agriculture Secretary Clinton Anderson outlines grain conservation measures, including restoring 80 percent flour extraction, exporting up to 400 million bushels from the 1946 crop, maintaining 87 percent of last year’s wheat and flour use, and boosting grain for beverage alcohol and processors. He notes loaf size reduction persists and bakery operations face ongoing flour restrictions.
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Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
OPA
Retta Knickerbocker Injured in Salida Car Accident
Retta Knickerbocker a University of Arizona employee for 25 years was seriously injured today in an automobile accident in Salida Colorado. She was on vacation and expected to return to Arizona. She works in the university business office.
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Retta Knickerbocker
University of Arizona
Salida
Colo
Tucson
Arizona
Turkish Captain Details Yugoslav Firing
Turkish captain Thsan Unesen reports to Ambassador Patterson that the interval between sighting Yugoslav fighters and their first burst was under one minute. Wounded on a U. S. transport plane Aug 9, he is attached to U S Army HQ at Frankfurt and says he has not been allowed to send messages to his officials. He sustained a chest wound and fractured wrists.
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Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Ithsan Unesen
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
United States Army
Frankfurt
Patterson
Unesen
Ministers Speak At City Services And Birthdays Noted
Revered Dr Arthur Knudsen and Rev C Donald Close will address services tomorrow at Our Saviour Lutheran and First Methodist Church lawn respectively. The 17th birthdays of Mary Alice and Mary Louise Aros were celebrated with a Sabine canyon picnic and dances. Eugene Declan and his son visit Tucson relatives at 1224 North Norton Avenue.
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Board of American Missions
United Lutheran Church
Our Saviour Lutheran Church
YWCA
New Faith Lutherans Church
Phoenix
Los Angeles
C. Donald Close
Presbyterian Westminster Foundation
First Methodist Church
Tucson Ministers’ Association
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A. R. Aros
East Helen Street
Sabine Canyon
Georgia James
Dolores Corrella
Becky Jones
Celeste Rodig
Shirley Romo
Francis Brady
Howard Dennis
Eddie Herreras
George Hoffman
Bob Lewin
Gilbert Sanchez
Armando Aros
J. A. Aros
Maria Urquides
Eugene Declan and Son
Big Lake, Tex
J. E. Mason
Maude Ashcraft
North
Norton Avenue
Informal Plebiscite On Greek King Scheduled
An American mission will conduct informal observation of Greece's Sept. 1 plebiscite to decide if King George should return from exile to the Athens throne. A small additional observer group may join the existing mission in Greece, which has been there two months.
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Washington
George
Athens
State Department
Greece
United States
Nomination Drawing Out Drama As Balloting Looms
The report notes Boies likely to block Smith without a majority and mentions a possible dark horse candidate James T Duane ex Phoenix police chief. With 600 precinct committeemen voting by proxy, validity of proxy votes becomes debated as credentials rules and balloting committees work through issues. Balloting unlikely before 3 or 4 p m.
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Boies
Smith
James T. Duane
Oenix
Slovak Himmler Otomar Kubala Sentenced to Death
In Bratislava on August 24 Otomar Kubala known as the Slovak Himmler was sentenced to death by shooting. He headed the Hlinka guard under the Tiso puppet government for wartime Jewish persecution.
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Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Otomar Kubala
Himmler
Hlinka
Tiso
Mediterranean Training Mission Moves Toward Naples
A U S Franklin D Roosevelt with carriers USS Little Rock and Fargo and five destroyers conducted western Mediterranean drills today en route to Naples. The force, after a one day Gibraltar visit, plans for Naples arrival on August 27 with plans thereafter still undefined.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Carrrier
Mediterranean
Naples
Gibraltar
Little Rock
Fargo
Turkey proposes updated Montreux treaty on Dardanelles access
The Turkish note urges an international conference to revise the 1936 Montreux convention governing the Dardanelles while Turkey remains guardian of the straits. It seeks U S participation in drafting a new treaty and cautions changes should not scrap the convention. Russia proposes a new Black Sea treaty with joint Turkish Russia defenses and free commercial access but warships barred except with prior agreement.
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Turkey
Montreux
Dardanelles
United States
Russia
Black Sea
Bul
Oregon Journal Officer Dies After Operation
Simeon Reed Winch a 58 year old business manager of the Oregon Journal since 1921 and secretary of the American Newspaper Publishers association died after a major operation at St Vincent hospital following two months illness.
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Portland
Ore
Simeon Reed Winch
The
Oregon Journal
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
St. Vincent Hospital
Winch
Big Four rewrite advances Italian treaty preamble
At the 21 nation conference the Italian treaty preamble gained approval for 135 words amid a four hour session. A China proposed amendment praising democratic elements in Italy to overthrow Fascism was unanimously accepted after Premier De Gasperi requested recognition of antifascists.
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General Commission
South Africa
W. G. Parminter
Russia
Feodor Gusev
Italy
China
Alcide de Gasperi
Yugoslav Communique Says Ultimatum Set Aside
A Yugoslav note claims the ultimatum was set aside as demands were met before issuance. It says negotiations suggest frontier incidents may be resolved by coordinated action of both governments in the future.
OPA Jacks Up Prices Ahead of Dairy Control Review
The OPA announced price increases across several sectors as the decontrol board faces failure to restore dairy product ceilings. Auto prices may rise again if prewar cost allowances prove lower, while building materials, tires, clothing, and household goods saw boosts. dairy watch remains tight.
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Decontrol Board
OPA
Crawford and Wherry
Services Scheduled For Mrs Alfreda Butler
Mrs Alfreda Butler 74 of 2456 North Palo Verde died yesterday. Services set for 5 p m today at Reillys with Rev Leland Koening in charge. Former Easton Maryland resident. Survived by daughter Beatrice Steel of Seattle and one grandson. Cremation will follow.
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Alfred Butler
North
Palo Verde
Reilly’s
Leland Koening
Easton
Beatrice Steel
Seattle
Wash
Ralph Henson Fields Dies At Phoenix Home
Ralph Henson Fields a retired minister and longtime valley rancher died at his Phoenix home likely of a heart attack. He observed his 75th birthday earlier in the week and had lived in Arizona 43 years. He served Bethel Methodist Church in Phoenix and Liberty Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held there Monday morning.
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Phoenix
Ralph Henson Fields
Arizona
Bethel Methodist Church
Liberty
Grain futures rise on government program changes
Chicago August 24 Gains of around cent were posted in grain futures as buyers responded to announced broad changes in the government's grain program including a possible export total of 400 million bushels of all grains. Corn rose about a cent to 1.33 and oats gained modestly with September at 74 1 2. Barley saw no activity.
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William Ferris
Chicago
Livestock Prices in Chicago Auction Report
USDA report from Chicago notes salable hogs 5 500 of total 10 000 with top 21 25 for weights under 180 pounds and 140 to 170 pounds at 17.00 to 20.00 for good and choice. Cattle also listed 5 000 salable with calves 300. top 30.00 for 61 head of choice to prime at 1423 pounds average, and steers mostly 1.00 to 2.00 lower on mixed lots.
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Chicago
USDA
Cattle Market Mixed with Scarcity and Shifting Prices
Kansas City and Denver reports show beef prices volatile with scarce cows and bulls, prices mostly steady to down 1.00 or more on steers, heifers variable, grassers scarce, calves and vealers steady to up modestly, hogs and sheep limited with generally lower bids.
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Results Across Sectors
Calves and weanlings steady to 50 lower with bulk stockers weak to 50 lower. Medium weights 1300 to 1650 pounds fleshy heavy feeders at 18. Other stocker classes scarce and mostly steady. Heifers good and choice 15.25 to 15.75. Cows 10.75 to 10.00. Sows up to 20.25 at close, 25 to 3 higher on the week. Slaughter lambs 1.90 to 1.50 higher, choice trucks 20.50 to 21.00 at close. Market erratic with Idaho and Colorado comparisons noted.
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Kansas City
USDA
Grassems
Denver
Colorado
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