European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 1, 1946, Darmstadt, Hesse                                August 1946 opa ponders plea to raise bread prices july 31 opa considered a baking Industry request to boost bread prices by a Penny a loaf the Industry also asked opa for a 25 per cent increase in biscuit and Cracker and a 15 to 25 per cent Rise on cookies and other Sweet an informed source predicted that opa will approve at least part of the requests because of a recent Price increase on sugar and terrain a Trion of the government flour sub these sources pointed out that de control of wheat and shortening prices also has increased Bakers on july opa approved a one cent increase on All types of bread except Rye bread prices were boosted two cents a loaf in two of the three Mem Bers of the new Price decontrol Board awaited the arrival of chairman Roy of new to be Gin hearings on the question of Leav ing meat and Dairy products free of Price controls after begin work soon the Board made by the were approved two Days ago by the Daniel and George Board Mem expressed the Hope they could begin work representatives of the Cotton Tex tile Industry and opa textile offi the stars and stripes Page 5 protesting High meat prices officials of the Dawal join members picketing a cat Market in to protest the soaring food Many cities report a rising tide of Wrath against High prices in the rials bickered Over Price increases on Cotton an opa spokes Man said the conference ended in a the textile representatives Are scheduled to meet again this week with Price opa announced an 11 per cent in crease in ceiling prices on All mens shorts and further increases on the items Are expected to be authorized meanwhile the reconstruction finance Corpora Tion ruled that the new Price Contro act did not automatically restore cof fee in lieu of the sub a 6 to 7 cent increase in the retail Price of Coffee is expected to be announced this conferees of measure to pay leave in Bonds july 31 Senate House conferees today approved legislation to pay enlisted men for unused leave with govern ment rather than but to make the Bonds immediately negotiable for payment of i life insurance agreement was reached after House members backed Down from their stand that payments under the terminal leave pay Bill be made wholly in Cash Senate conferees also retracted slightly from their position that payments be made strictly in five year non negotiable the House approved 249 to and sent to the a Bill providing to cover costs of the the Bond plan was drawn us by pres ident Truman and chair Man Elbert Thomas Dutah of the Senate military affairs com said he was pretty sure Truman would approve the the president report Blind vet gets eviction refused service in restaurant july 31 Joe Sanders knew his life was going to be More difficult after he was blinded by a land mine while in european but he admitted tonight that he had not taken into account All the chances for a former Corporal of the 3rd armoured the 36yearold Veteran s most serious problem of the moment is finding a place to Fri aids Hunt for la schers of 4 negroes by the associated press seven White one a Deputy were held for the deaths of two Mississippi negroes yesterday while Federal spurred on by aided in a search for the killers who lined up and shot to death four Georgia negroes by a country at sheriff Wal Ter Murtagh said three of six men held Fop a Justice of peace hearing into the death of Leon Mctate admitted whipping a negro farm they were quoted by the sheriff As saying they did not think they Hurt the body of accused of stealing three saddles from one of the six was found floating in a father of 10 at mayor of announced Deputy sheriff John Lewis was in jail awaiting preliminary hearing on a charge of murdering buddy negro father of 10 Arrington said a murder warrant had been issued by judge Tims on the affidavit of wolfs the mayor quoted Lewis As saying he had tired on Wolf in self in Truman was quoted by attorney general Tom Clark As expressing horror at the massacre by an armed band of two Young negro farm one a and their wives by a Roadside near surplus sales Rise sharply july 31 the bulk of surplus War pro Perty overseas scheduled for Sale is being bought for foreign govern mental and reconstruction of his sight was a mean contraption this was disclosed last night in the it Tore his face leaving heavy j quarterly report on the operations Bone deterioration still causes the foreign liquidation com toe to Nuble j his Landlady has ordered his wife and their 14vearold daughter Willie to not so but More humiliate Sanders was refused service at a being the land mine which robbed him Drall May snip colleges of Many needed july 31 National Council on education Noti fied selective service that the draft i w nay take so Many College professors last a cafe owner refused Secretary of state Dean Acheson it will reduce enrolment by serve unless he comes details of the report issued by the including War vet round to the Toca inc information service in London customers wont see showed that total disposals to Date who wanted to leave Joe were 78 per cent to foreign govern toe Mission sent to Congress by acting Council a edly had viewed the Cash Daymen plan As fliers insurance plea is ruled out july 31 Wiliam of Northampton county ruled the insurance policy of an air Force Pilot killed by gunfire on a bombing Mission Over Germany was Worth the Reserve not the face when limited by an aviation judge frack said there were no previous court decisions governing the the rider stated the policy was inapplicable in deaths in planes other than on regularly scheduled passenger counsel for John of argued that because his was killed june 1944 by shrapnel in a plane which returned safely to its the Avia Tion rider did not frack held that even though the to Lewis that cafe Man had served Joe so neither the army nor selective ser vice May care to take responsibility for such a reduction in fall enrol a spokesman for selective service Long As he was in uniform a few Days the Sanders Landlady told them she wanted them to she then an eviction who replied that regulations provide a works Par time As a method for deferring teachers of handed the notice the land lady then refused to accept Cash payment for the physical those engaged in certain research and those teaching some professional he selective service had no comment concerning the Francis staff associate of the who signed estimated professors White Primar Sel be aim ments 12 per cent to and five per cent to other purchasers in foreign nations ment american govern service and sex service and Charity organizations accounted for the the report showed that the Sharp Rise in with marked decree e in percentage of was due largely to bulk sales to France and the bulk Sale method has the advantage of expediting the use of surplus for Relief and rehab Ilita the report would be inducted under present Post office refuses ill addressed boxes fourth machinery packages to persons in the american Ama to mess death was not caused by the plane it was the result of a risk i assumed when the Pilot flew the air Craft on a Mission of known zone Germany does not extend to packages for those living in the american Section of the Commerce department said the Post office department refused thousands of packages which were either addressed to no american zones or did not conform with the department and army these regulations restrict packages to an 11pound weight and 25dol Lar the contents must consist Only of Relief such As clothing and nonperishable food Talmadge who be1vfw chief asks building that new Homes for veterans to make georgias july 31 primary a White mans world War ii veterans received i primary would be Sei up at nothing but a lot of legislation and i party forthcoming state Convent service to help them solve their housing Joseph visiting Chattanooga on National commander of the veterans foreign stack advocated immediate con declared that tinder Georgia Law he could appoint 246 of Appon o the 410 delegates to the convention of Large numbers of Moder in one Delegate for each Atel priced Homes which would i in if jul j i to to flt file for try of unit vote he received in the Prim and thus was assured control Over the party a Waves asked to return rent at prices veterans could Senate oks diplomats Bill july 31 a Bill to reorganize the foreign t service passed the Senate monday july 31 and went to the White it Aniver Sarv of the Waves provides a new pro by Navy re motion and other re to sex commended by the state depart Ideal Bride Nina an has been the Ideal june Bride by wedding gown Dick Tracy in going to shoulders apartment and Tell him and the old Man that Are looking for by Courtesy of the Chicago Rrt Bune by Chester Gould nuts dont go near in going shoulders apartment he said he if Vouge a who dont you fix i dont like this the Moll out to Snoop for kill Vou next time you did Hes 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