White Flour Drug Ring Busted In Marseille Area
Nice police smashed a drug operation selling white flour labeled as illicit drugs for 416 dollars an ounce. Investigators said the largest drug traffic ever uncovered in the region involved Vincent Bugea Pierre Benoit Joseph Casaci and others. Bottles marked with a skull and crossbones were found, with the ringleader believed to be in hiding in Marseilles.
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Nice
Vincent Bugea
Pierre Benoit
Cannes
Monte Carlo
Joseph Casaci
Marseilles
Byrnes and Molotov Clash Over War Plant Inspections
U S and Soviet tension surfaced after a June ministerial meeting. Byrnes charged Moscow blocked four power inspection of war plants in all four zones, suggesting Russia still operates plants. Molotov countered by accusing the United States of forming a bloc with Britain against Russia.
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Byrnes
Paris
Allied Council
Berlin
Moscow
Russia
Molotov
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Joseph Stalin
Yrnes
U. S
France
Germany
Stalin
Five Years to Restore European Agriculture Production
Washington reports the INS agriculture department estimates a minimum five years to restore European agricultural production. It cites land reforms and food black markets as retarding factors and urges a multi national emergency food council and further food saving steps including flour extraction and bread rationing. Bakers are barred from creating bread or rolls exceeding 90 percent of March 15 1946 production weight.
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Washington
INS Agriculture ‘Department
Department
Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations
United Nations
Rte and Agriculture Conference
Emergency Food Council
Combined Food Board
Herbert Hoover
Anderson
UNRRA
Laguardia
FAO
Agriculture Department
Europe
United States Plans One Billion Three Hundred Seventy Million Credit to France
The United States signed an agreement with France outlining a one billion three hundred seventy million dollar credit to aid postwar reconstruction. It includes a 650 million dollar export import bank line, 720 million in lend-lease and surplus property, and up to 75 liberty ships. France gains film market access with staged French exhibition quotas while U S films face gradually removed constraints. The accord also commits coal supplies from Germany and places military equipment under U S title.
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Washington
INS
United States
France
Byrnes
Leon Blum
Socialist Party
U. S
VU. S
Normandie
New York
Navy
Prance
Arkansas City Woman Believes Brake Failure Cited
Arkansas City Kansas Mrs Rex Garris insists the brake problem did not cause her automobile to stop suddenly while en route with an unseen hazard nearby. Police and witnesses describe the incident but details remain unclear as investigations continue.
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Arkansas City
Kans
Rex Garris
Fire Life Extended Akron Notice
A new industrial fire improvement announced by the B. F. Goodrich Company in Akron introduces a special rubber compound designed to resist destructive stimuli. The development aims to extend life and safety measures in fire related applications.
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Akron
B. F. Goodrich Company
First order placed for 100 million volt accelerator
Schenectady N Y INS says the University of Chicago ordered a 100 million volt accelerator from General Electric for X ray and atomic research. One machine exists at GE’s Research Laboratory in Schenectady. The piece notes the rose breasted grosbeak as a standout eastern North American bird with a black upper side and white underparts and a rose red breast.
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Schenectany
N. Y
INS
General Electric Company
University of Chicago
General Electrice
North America
Odon News Items Include Hostess Tea and Legion Initiation
Social notes from Odon show Mrs. G. D. Hedderson hosting her Bide-a-Wee club with needlework and a dessert social for local ladies. The local American Legion Post 293 held initiatory services at the new grade school for many named new members. Also reported are houseguest entertainments by Dr. and Mrs. Don Sears, Jerry Tyree birthday celebrations, illness news of local residents, and a parade of hometown visits and weekend travels among area families.
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G. D. Hedderson
Myst
Harold
Norman Kinnamon
Fred McCallian
James Breit
Thomas Hayes
Charles Sibray, Jr
Harry Hil
Robert Shively
Charles Osman
Ray Garten
Charles P
Robert P. Franklin
Heisman
Calvin R. Sims
Alien I. Bowers
Sidney Cannady
George Overton
Lester Cooper
Dexter Inman
Mrs. Shanks
Floyd BE. Helm
Cletus A. Harper
Roy R. Riggins
Francis C. Sanders
Russell D. Bechtel
James B. Williams
Jame R. Garten
Clifford Winklepleck
Williams C. Herndon
Rex A. Bowman
H. G. Coleman
Fred C. Stephan
Thomas A. Odom
Harold’ McCallian
Ray ‘Poindexter
Mfr
Cn. Cletus
Harper
J.R. Saunders
Robert. Hayes
Robert Shanks
Irene Flynn
Lorene Sears
Odon
Bonnie Lee
Switz City
Jerry Tyree
Food rationing hurting Germans in British zone
Berlin reported a British spokesman says the 1000 calorie daily ration in the British zone has not yet caused widespread starvation. Infant mortality has risen and pregnant or nursing women struggle to meet needs. no firm imports allocation for the British zone is set, though authorities hope to maintain current rations until next harvest.
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Berlin
Herbert Hoover
The Klan, Refugees, and Home Front Tensions
A tense dialogue unfolds among Dr. Frankel Marine and civilian Corbett as hostility toward the Ku Klux Klan surfaces amid refugees and local resistance. The exchange centers on fighting fascism where it matters most and resisting outside dictates while maintaining loyalties to homeland.
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Dr. Frankel
Corbett
Gage
Adolf
Miami
Veterans fill Jobs at American Can Company plants
New York report shows nearly 7,000 veterans among 24,500 workers in American Can Company plants across the United States and Canada. Carl H. Black, executive vice president, cites the survey on reinstatement program success.
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New York
INS
American Can Company
Carl H. Black
United States
Canada
Patrol bomber sets new east west nonstop record
In Burbank on May 31 Navy P2V Lockheed Neptune piloted by Commander T D Davies achieved a nine hours 23 minutes flight covering 2470 miles from Floyd Bennet Field despite storms. The crew included Eugene P Rankin M Pritchard Frank P Demont Harold S Johnson and Frank E Osberg.
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Burbank
Cal
Eastwest
Floyd
Bermett Field
T. D. Davies
Chevy Chase
Alexander P. de Seversky
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