Newsprint controls lifted as 1946 supply eyed
Government newsprint rationing ends December 31 with about 1.935 million tons available to U.S. publishers in the first half of 1946, about 98 percent of 1941 levels. The CPA cautions demand may still outpace supply, and inventory limits stay to curb hoarding. The ANPA backs a New England plan to reserve up to three percent of tonnage for papers at risk of suspension.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Civilian Production Administration
United States
CPA
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
New England
J. Hale Steinman
Steinman
John D. Small
Disappearance Of Woman Will Draw Inquiry
Dallas chief of detectives said he reserves opinion on a Denver widow Maud Reynolds Walters disappearance tied to Alfred L. Cline. San Francisco says Cline was in prison when she vanished. Dallas awaits records from Harding McGuire to clarify furlough possibility before concluding murder case.
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Dallas
Will Fritz
Alfred L. Cline
San Francisco
Cline
Maud Reynolds Walters
Denver
Fritz
Harding McGuire
McGuire
Alice W. Carpenter
Walters
Dominguez dies at local hospital
Juan Dominguez 77 died last night at a local hospital. His body lies in state tonight at Tuc son mortuary. Funeral services are at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Holy Family church with burial at Holy Hope cemetery. He is survived by his wife Refugio and one son Cristoval Olivas. The family residence is 934 North 13th avenue.
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Juan Dominguez
Tucson
Holy Family Church
Holy Hope Cemetery
Mr. Dominguez
Refugio
Cristoval Olivas
North 13Th Avenue
Five Children Die In Detroit Fire At Roseville Duplex
In Roseville suburb near Detroit an early morning fire claimed five Winkelman children Marvin seven Dale six Shelba Jean four Allen three and Barbara eighteen months of Pvt Otto Winkelman stationed in Japan Their mother Vera twenty six and a hired girl Louise Snow eighteen were injured trying to save them The blaze started about 1130 p m and firemen said an overheated kitchen oil stove caused the four hour blaze.
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Detroit
Japan
Roseville
Pvt
Otto Winkelman
Marvin
Dale
Shelba Jean
Allen
Barbara
Vera
Louise Snow
Ickes backs Hawaii statehood plan for immediate future
Secretary Ickes urged admitting Hawaii to statehood soon, saying wartime records show no need for further delay and that economic concerns can be handled by natives with federal help. Hawaii, annexed in 1898 and a 1900 territory, awaits Congress action with a House subcommittee planning a visit next month.
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Ickes
Hawaii
Interior Department
United States
Congress
House Territories
Senate Territories Committee
Christmas Gifts From Civic Groups Reach Local Hospitals
Patients at Comstock Children’s Hospital and Ryland Home for Aged Men will receive gifts from Community Service Inc. Round Table Club has already given to the hospital children. Tucson Elks will offer Santa Claus and more gifts on Christmas morning. Knights of Columbus and Club Latino join in delivering to children. Garden and Woman’s clubs plus Sentinel Peak Homemakers provide gifts to the Ryland home residents. Candy and toys go to children. clothing confections razor blades playing cards go to men.
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Ryland Home
Aileen Taylor
Community Service, Inc
Round Table Club
Tucson Elks
Knights of Columbus
Club Latino
Tucson Garden Club
Tucson Woman's Club
Sentinel Peak
Cow electrocuted by shed light cord in Sedalia
A cow owned by J. E. Wolf of Sedalia died after biting a cud and contacting a light cord in a shed. The electric line was attached to an overhead light, killing the animal.
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Sedalia
J. E. Wolf
Bessie
Fifty Vessels Head Toward Coasts Ports
United Press reports fifty ships scheduled to dock at east and west coast ports today carrying more than 30,100 troops. Listings include New York India Victory with 1,537 troops and Boston area vessels with hundreds of personnel across multiple battalions and support companies.
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United States
United Press
New York
India
118Th Infantry Regiment
Williams Victory
Sommelsdjik
48Th Mobile H. & B. Squadron
2916Th Quartermaster Truck Company
357Th Infantry Regiment
Tristan Dalton
George Woodward
Caleb Strong
Thomas Johnson
Santa Cecilia
Uss Philadelphia
James Sullivan
Harry Glucksman
Carrillo
Zane Grey
Panama Revolt Attempt Dies with Four Dead
A brief, failed revolutionary attempt at Colon aimed at followers of ex President Arias left four dead and one wounded. Police guard led to swift reinforcements as the government declared the situation under control and colon remained quiet.
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Panama City
Colon
Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Gener
Panic firing near Presidencia in Panama City causes reinforcements
Gunfire erupted briefly outside the Presidencia in Panama City as presidential guards fired on what were believed attackers. Detachments rushed to reinforce the guard, then identified themselves and the shooting stopped. No casualties were reported.
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Panama City
Presidencia
Enrique Jimenez
Federal Workers Start Four Holiday Breaks
A presidential order grants federal employees a four day Christmas holiday starting at 5 p m yesterday with return set for 9 a m Wednesday They will then have a three day New Year break with work on Saturday December 29 and return on Wednesday January 2 The long holiday period applies to most federal workers and affects their standard Monday to Friday schedule
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Truman
Federal offices to stay open Saturdays for holiday shifts
Weekends will be made up by keeping federal offices open on Saturday December 29 and Saturday January 5. The U S employment service office at 61 East Pennington street will stay open on the next two Mondays to align with the state employment security commission for unemployment claims. The post office remains open weekdays except Christmas and New Year’s Day, with no postal service on those two holidays but box distribution continues. Special delivery will be handled on these two days as usual.
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U. S. Employment Service
East Pennington Street
State Employment Security Commission
Cheyenne Man Pleads Guilty to Intoxicated Driving After Crash
William Bechtold of Cheyenne pleaded guilty to intoxicated driving after officers said his car struck six people causing minor injuries. He received the maximum fine of 150 dollars.
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Cheyenne
Wyo. U.P
William Bechtold
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