OPA Rulings To Close Many Meat Markets In U S
Chicago reports indicate hundreds of meat shops may shut within 10 days as OPA price ceilings curb profits and beef supplies fall. John A. Kotal of the National Association of Retail Meat Dealers cites plant closures and a looming shortage impacting 650 Chicago dealers and roughly 6,000 nationwide.
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Chicago
Livestock Center
John A. Kotal
National Association of Retail Meat Dealers
Office of Price Administration
OPA
New York
Seattle
Wash
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Kotal
American Meat Institute
War Stabilization
James F. Byrnes
War Meat Board
Kota
Jean
George Bubel
Association
Butthheld
Osn Scouttes Intenne
Park Plays Middletown Here Sunday
Park prepares for a Sunday game against Middletown aiming to avenge a 4-3 loss from earlier. The lineup features Garrett, Judy, Jenkins, Cooley, Cooley, Cullers, Guard, Clem, July, Patton, Keller, Luby, Emmers, Rayston, Johnson, Maddrey, Hou.
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Park
Middletown
Bothytownie
Tooughton
Armed Park
Aeicion
Destruction Intensifies in Ruhr as Allied Bombing Ramps Up
Allied forces pressed the Ruhr offensive with heavy daylight bombings targeting Bochum Gelsenkirchen and surrounding industries. U S heavy bombers claimed near 100 enemy fighters destroyed over two clashes while losses included 37 American planes, with one returning to base.
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Otherca Iy Munique
Ruhr
Germany
North Sea
Browing
U. S. Army
U. S
Reich
Eighth U. S. Air Force
Air Ministry
Low Countries
RAF
Bochum
Bochum-Gelsenkirchen
Bochumer Verein
Gelsenkirchen
Caen
Frince
Britain
German Information Bureau
Associated Press
Nationwide car theft ring tied to Baldwin brothers
FBI Director Hoover announced that Theodore Alfred Baldwin, John Baldwin, John Edward Luckenbil and Levi Sports are in custody in connection with a ring believed to have stolen more than 40 cars in the past year and a half. Baldwin, described as a Victor Colorado native with a long FBI record and multiple prison sentences, died by his own action shortly after agents searched his Goldsboro North Carolina farm.
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FBI
Goldsboro
N. C
Baldwin
Victor
Colo
Hoover
New Jersey
Theodore Alfred Baldwin
John Baldwin
Ralph
John Edward Luckenbil
Levi Sports
Ring
Events In Berryville Star Boyce and Clarke County
The Berryville Star reports community happenings in Boyce and Clarke County. Local notices highlight meetings, school activities, gatherings, and civic updates affecting residents and visitors in the region.
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Berryville
Boyce & Clarke County
Tire Inspection Calendar Update
Bulk coupon for May 31. B holders have second inspection before June 30. A holders must complete second inspection before September 30. T holders within days from date of letter selection.
May Peak Reached in U S Shipbuilding Drive
DACG America reports its merchant ship construction program near peak in May with 175 new cargo ships delivering 1,782,000 deadweight tons. Year to date 710 ships totaling 7,142,122 DWT ready for sea, rivaling 1942 output. Sinkings by U boats have fallen, yielding more ships built than lost.
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Merica
Army Officer Is To Face Charges
Attorney General Biddle announced a federal grand jury indicted six defendants at Indianapolis including Lt-Col Wayne O Hauck for conspiring to overcharge the government about 190 000 on Hoosier ordnance plant equipment rentals The scheme allegedly produced around 600 000 in excess charges through rental and recapture costs involving Corum Brothers and F C Gorrell and Sons with assets including trucks tractors and motor cranes used in construction
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Washington
Biddle
Tdoay
Indianapolis
Hoosier Ordnance Plant
Charlestown
Ind
FBI
Wayne O. Hauck
Hoosier
Charles N
Sam) Hikes
Civillian War Department
Ashby Corum
Corum Brothers
Madisonville
Arthur Corum
Ashby
Kyle Corum
Arthur
Roy L. Gorrell
F. C. Gorrell and Sons
Russellville
SenateHalt on Food Subsidy and CCC Expansion
The Senate approved an amendment to raise the Commodity Credit Corporation lending authority by 1 billion dollars and extend its life two years, while abandoning the administration’s price reducing food subsidy program. A compromise proposal for 500 million in price subsidies faced likely defeat as the Senate backs broader CCC funding and wartime production aims.
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Washington
War Food
Senate
House
Clark
D-Mo
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Brown
Frank W Patton Dies After Weeklong Illness
Frank William Patton 66 died at Memorial hospital at 11 15 last night after a weeklong illness. He lived at 1601 street extended and operated a store and dance pavilion. He helped organize the first modern square dance orchestra in the area over 40 years ago. Surviving: son Donald W. Patton of Winchester and granddaughter Betty Jean Patton. Funeral Monday at 3 from Grace Lutheran with Rev Carl A. Honeycutt officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. pallbearers listed. Remains rest at Jones Funeral Home.
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Frank William Patton
Memorial Hospital
Charles L. Patton
Jen Pingley Patton
Frederick County
Ada H. Patton
Friendship Fire Company
Donald W. Patton
Winchester
Betty Jean Patton
Ee Con
Carl A. Honeycutt
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Clifton Grimm
William Carpenter
Kermit Whitacre
Dorsey Funk
Kenneth Windle
John Jones
Jones Funeral
Il Mon
Bombers Raid Kiska as Attu Troops Kill 15 More
Navy reports Allied air forces struck Japanese installations on Kiska Island three times on Thursday aided by weather. Army patrols on Attu killed 15 enemy soldiers, while action in the Russell Islands produced slight wounds and damaged targets during an enemy raid.
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Washington
Aleutians Command
Kiska Island
Navy
Attu
South Pacific
Russell Islands
Guadalcanal
Vangunu Island
New Georgia
U. S
Solomon Islands
North Pacific
Army Liberator
Kiska
Attu Island
Ati
Answers to the Daily Quiz from Spatulate page
The page lists correct quiz responses: 1 bed 3, Twenty, Colonel Stanton, Joseph Goebbels, Maestros or maestri, Windsor, Idiot, First Corinthians, and 2, 163 miles.
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Colonel Stanton
Joseph Goebbels
Maestros
Maestri
Windsor
Idiot
First
Corinthians
OPA Considers Ration Adjustments Amid Supply Strain
July output near seven thousand passenger cars daily value implies about 300000 gallons a day deficiency. Officials warn this slight shortfall risks deranging the supply demand balance maintained by A B C and T rationing. Officials anticipate OPA may seek Ickes approval for a civilian allocation for 17 seaboard areas.
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OPA
Ickes
Seaboard
Ickes Warns of Economic Impact from Limitation
Petroleum Administrator Ickes said the limitation would inconvenience millions and cause actual economic losses, noting heavy and growing military effects on business and daily life.
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Ickes
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Loudoun
China
Salween River
Pour Fitinger Research International
Virginia Power Co
Frank W. Patton
Fred Miller
U. S. Navy
Flo
Dial
The
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