U S Cotton May Go To Germany
The United States weighs sending surplus low grade cotton to Germany to aid its recovery and supply textiles. Financing debates center on Export-Import Bank or CCC loans, UNRRA purchases, and policy support from Secretary Anderson and the State Department.
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U. S
Germany
U. S. Export- Import Bank
Commodity Credit Corporation
Nations Relief and Rehabilition Administration
UNRRA
Agriculture Anderson
State Department
Anderson
Finland
Burglary at Carnegie Library
Officials report a night break in at the Carnegie Free Library. Two typewriters valued at 25 dollars were stolen along with 15 dollars in dimes and 10 dollars in loose change. No forced entry was found. investigators believe the thief had a key.
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Carnegie Free I!bray
Women Holding Office Survey Findings by Gallup
Survey of voters shows most would not support a woman as president or cabinet member while a majority back a woman for governor if qualified and PR party aligned. Women largely oppose presidential candidacy but favor Supreme Court membership and gubernatorial bids.
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Princeton
N. J
Supreme Court
United States
Seassadinaea
National
BIE Isensi Atenance
United States Supreme Court
Editors Plan Spring ASNE Meeting in Washington
Directors of the American Society of Newspaper Editors set April 18 to 20 for their first spring meeting since 1944 to be held in Washington. John S. Knight announced a new standing committee on freedom of world information chaired by Wilbur S. Forrest with 11 members including Roy A. Roberts Alfred H. Kirchhofer John H. Sorrell Donald J. Sterling N. R. Howard B. M. McKelnavy Edward E. Lindsay George W. Healy Jr. J. R. Wiggins Stephen C. Noland.
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Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
John S. Knight
Knight Newspapers
ASNE
Wilbur S. Forrest
New York Herald Tribune
Free Exchange of Information
Roy A. Roberts
The
Kansas City Star
Alfred H. Kirchhofer
Buffalo News
John H. Sorrell
Scripps-Howard
Donald J. Sterling
Oregon Journal
N. R.howard
Cleveland News
B. M. McKelnavy
Evening Star
Wash
D.C
Edward E. Lindsay
Decatur
Ill
Truman Moves to Stall Prices as Peace Nears
Washington dispatch reports the Truman administration plans to revive wartime priority controls to spur housing and curb inflation as reconversion progresses. The steps include fact-finding on labor troubles, extending price controls beyond June, and slowing OPA’s removal of specific price ceilings.
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Washington
Truman
OPA
Real Estate Pricing Shift Aims at Housing Costs
The plan reverses ceilings by requesting Congress to apply price control to both new and old houses, coupling it with a priority on residential building materials. The anti inflationary policy reserves scarce bricks tile lumber and hardware for homes under 10000 dollars, aiming to curb luxury construction.
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Congress
Two Hurt in North Side Automobiles Collision
Mr and Mrs Floyd B Rether ford of 1749 South Sixth avenue sustained minor injuries when the car they were riding in collided with another vehicle on North street Thursday afternoon.
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Floyd B. Retherford
South Sixth Avenue
Fremont and East Silver street motorist details
Reports from the state highway patrol reference a crash on Fremont avenue and East Silver street involving a driver identified as Dean R. Wallace of 1410 East Silver street.
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Fremont Avenue
East Silver Street
Dean R. Wallace
State Highway Patrol
Chile Begins Motion Picture Production
A new era of film making starts in Chile as local studios commence production. Industry officials announce initial projects and confirm investment from national and international partners.
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Chile
Stop In Food Service Ad
An old style dine ad promotes a snack lunch sandwich soda or full dinner. It offers dining room fountain and curb service daily from 11 30 A M to 1 AM and on Sundays and holidays 11 30 to midnight
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Komie’s
America
Aerts
Grand Ole Opry
Bible Story News
Sewral Security
Haymes
Riley
America Melody Hour
Bill Lance
Glen Hardy
Beulah H McCarthy
Mavens
Muste
Fred Allen
Manhattan
Theater
Amer
ABC
Howard Py
Standard
Aoneheny Orch
Lenvy
Rex Miller
Santa Rita
Walter Winchell
KTUC
Johnny Barringer Orch
KVOA
Sunday Radio Schedule Fragments and Evening Lineup
A scrambled listing of radio broadcasts across multiple stations with programs including news gaps, religious hours, music segments, and variety shows from dawn to night. Notable entries reference CBS and ABC networks, religious services, Theatre and musical programs, and later sports and news blocks.
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