Italy protests Vishinsky insult at peace conference
Italy formally protested at the peace conference over Andrei Vishinsky remarks that Italian soldiers are better at running away than fighting. The Italian delegation called the comment opprobrious and unjust to Italians who served in regular forces and the resistance. Two Rome citizens even challenged the remark in public.
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Paris
Italy
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Leif Egeland
Commission
Tat Vishinsky
Rome
Sandwich Shop Has New Owners
Mr and Mrs Homer R Hensley take full charge of Hensleys Sandwich Shop after purchasing from W Stanley McKeown. Transfer effective Sept 4 with McKeowns staying to assist. The new owners employ three staff. Mrs Hensley, formerly Ruth Glider of Washington, and Mr Hensley a former serviceman stationed overseas for two years.
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Homer R. Hensley
Hensley
W. Stanley McKeown
McKeowns
Ruth Glider
Washington
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Davenport
Ceilings on hog prices may curb Iowa pork output says Farm Bureau leader
Allan Kline president of the state Farm Bureau Federation warns that new OPA ceilings widening gaps between Chicago and interior Iowa prices will push pork toward black markets and depress Iowa production. He urges reinstating pre July 1 differentials to maintain fair prices for farmers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Allan Kline
State Farm Bureau Federation
OPA
Paul Porter
Clinto A Anderson
Anderson
Porter
Kline
Chicago
Farm Bureau
New Iowa Live Cattle Ceiling Prices Announced
Des Moines reports new live cattle ceiling prices by district OPA office for two slaughter classes. Prices take effect immediately in zone 8 which covers all of the area.
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Des Moines
N.p
New
Iowa
OPA
Senate probes cost and conduct of German occupation
The Senate war investigating committee reviewed whether American troops’ conduct in Germany lagged behind the French occupation, with reports of lax discipline and wasteful supplies. Testimony suggested faults traced to higher commanders, though no direct accusations were proven. McNarney and Clay welcomed a cost comparison study of zone occupation versus unified Reich handling.
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Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Germany
France
McNarney
Joseph T. McCarney
U. S
Lucius Clay
McCarney
Clay
Reich
Justice Miller Resigns from Iowa Supreme Court
Justice Frederic Miller of Des Moines resigns from the Iowa Supreme Court effective September 30 to enter private practice. He will lead a new Des Moines law firm with Frank M. Davis, George R. Hise, and John S. Howland. Governor Blue expects to appoint a temporary replacement until the Republican state central committee names a candidate for the general election.
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Des Moines
Frederic Miller
Robert D. Blue
Blue
Miller
Frank M. Davis
George R. Hise
John S. Howland
Cattle Price Ceilings Cited by Agriculture Dept
Prices show a nationwide live cattle ceiling of 19.80 outside Sioux City and 19.90 in Sioux City, lifted by a 2.25 increase ordered by the Department of Agriculture. Bulls listed at 15.05 overall and 13 in an unspecified area.
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Sioux City
Department of Agriculture
AFL Meat Cutters blame OPA for meat packing woes
The AFL Meat Cutters union charged that in two weeks the office of price administration has almost wrecked the meat packing industry. Regional OPA Director Earl W. Clark denied fault, citing restored price controls and unprecedented live stock marketing as factors. The union warned of rising unemployment and closures in several communities.
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Chicago
Dei
AFL Meat Cutters’ Union
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Earl W. Clark
KB. W. Jimerson
Patrick KE. Gorman
Wunion
Favors End Of Controls On Business
Washington reports Undersecretary of commerce Alfred Schindler told about 50 national retail trade representatives that controls over business should be removed as soon as possible. Henry Wallace invited retailers to a two day meeting to discuss problems and plans. Miller warned against large inventories to gamble on rising prices. Shortages forecast for soups fats tea and sugar this year. coffee adequate. footwear output will dip. apparel production may set records despite shortages. steel demand outstrips supply into 1947.
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Washington
Alfred Schindler
Ylenry
Wallace
Nelson A. Miller
Office of Domestic Commerce
Miller
Rail shipment probe sought on steel rails diversion
Louis E. Starr asked President Truman to form a board of inquiry into a reported diversion of steel rails from China to Yugoslavia. Senator Styles Bridges charged UNRRA sent rails to Yugoslavia due to an embargo on China. UNRRA officials said rails went to Yugoslavia for that reason as investigators expand in seven Midwest states.
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White House
Truman
England
Field Marshal
Bernard Montgomery
Executive Mansion
Washington
International Soundphoto
Louis E. Starr
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
China
Yugoslavia
Sen. Styles Bridges
United Nations Relief and Rehabiitation Administration
UNRRA
Washington fall festival plans include tall corn show
The Washington fall festival outline features free acts by the Manhattan trol lies and Jerry and Zelda from WHO radio, a Saturday parade, a children's parade, carnival rides on the square, nightly dances, and an emphasis on a tall corn show with hybrid exhibits. A vegetable and fruit show is planned, and 650 celebration badges were sold to local businesses to fund the event.
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Iowa
Washington
Manhattan
R. Wilson
EF. W. Hutt
L. B. Lamp
B. B. Hickenlooper
Washington County
Wash ington Baptist south annual meeting at Wellman
The Wash ington Baptist association will hold its south annual meeting at the Wellman Baptist church next Sunday and Monday September 15 and 16. Rev. Alfred Trenerry will be acting clerk with Woodrow Crone presiding. Young people's and men's programs run Sunday afternoon and evening, with sessions Monday morning and afternoon. William Axling, long-time missionary in Japan, is expected as the featured speaker.
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Washington Baptist Association
Wellman Baptist Durcd
Woodrow Crone
Washington
Alfred Trenerry
Trenerry
William Axling
Japan
Virginia Meyers
Keota
Presiding
Kalousroup
Wellman
Elda McDowell
West Chester
Washington Soup
Young People's Roups
Carlton Agwell
Des Moines
New Haven
H. N. Poston
Victor Wik
Walter Lett
Charles Murdock
Pan
Our World Mission
Workers in Cheese Plants Return to Wisconsin Jobs
Wisconsin cheese industry disruption eases as Kraft Food Co workers return to duties in Green Bay and AFL Dairy and Creamery union members accept a new contract raising wages 39 to 21 cents for women and 20 to 4 cents for men with double time on Sundays. Separate talks noted at Borgen, Plymouth, and Shefford operations.
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Green Bay
Wis
Kraft Food Co
Plart
AFL Dairy and Creamery
Martin Young
Waco
Bogen Co
Kraft and Borden
Plymouth
Kraft
Freeport
Kraft Ai
Borden
Shefford Cheese Co
Wisconsin
Young
Shefford
Tim
Houseal Purchases Portable Feed Mill
Curtis Long sold his portable feed grinder and business to Sam Houseal. Houseal takes possession today. Long had operated the business for four and a half years. Houseal was in the same field before joining the military service.
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Curtis Long
Sam Houseal
Mr. Long
Mr. Houseal
Maritime strike widens as 500000 workers idle nationwide
The nationwide maritime strike expands with 40 unions joining and 500000 workers idled. In San Francisco, independent marine unions joined the walkout. Wage Stabilization Board rejects wage increases, while reconversion officials urge review as Standby crews are called off idle ships.
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United Press
White House
San Francisco
Independent Marine Firemen
Pacific Port
John R. Steelman
Wage Stabilization Board
Steelman
Truman
AFL
New York
New Jersey
Larval Suz
AFL Teamsters Union
Communists Endorse Mead to Defeat Dewey in NY
In Washington a report says Communists back Mead for New York governor and Lehman for Senate to block Dewey. Mead warns against subversive support while hoping for roughly 59 000 Communist votes in New York come December.
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Mead
Dewey
Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Neww York State
New York State
Senate
Irving Ives
United States Senate
James M. Mead
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
Leh
Man Mead
Subor‘sive
New York
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