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market more packers, and. advantage of its worst, he Meanwhile, warned the stock to mark Today there on all the n ago, and only The market of the larges prices jumpe and brought | of pastures | kets,

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Berkley W. Duck Jr.

K. V. Ammermdh James C. Robb Henry 0. Goett Hermgn C. Wolff William P. Snethen

and Nora Carpenter, Heanor, Eng- erally 50 cent: land, barmald who bore him quad:| Pennsylvania's three-day waiting with good an + SpaWho explained that he had dis- | ruplets, were, granted a marriage law and the couple planned to be A

| wagon crew rushed in response to! terday at Veterans’ cemetery. three -burglar alarms.

Dakota farm yquth was dead today Jimmie Je#nousek, who at the age of 7 was proclaimed the biggest

hinted that he was waiting for

the appearance of & compromise | mise chairman, agreeable to all} chairman,

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. —— pn d———— , u od . Local | 0.P0UND YOUTH [GOP Machine Is Stalled by |FRST REPORTS [SWEEPS OUT OFFICE amon mas, we, MOTHER OF quaps, | romeo ramumncy Ml, , July (VU. P).~ . DIES OF PNEUMONIA] y SETS OFF 3 ALARMS 1% Jom 6. Hero. so w| EX-Gl,~GET LICENSE ns, our ov. povvee Ml poi rec GRAFTON, N, D, July # (U. P.). Ri bi O Ostrom Leadershi | | CHICAGO, July § (U, P.).—Four eine pilot win ns Fourth of PITTSBURGH, July 9 (U. P.),. today threatened to use the guilios Jared 2 Br yn iis uly plane crash, less than ours {f ne ’ +~A 10-year-old, 600-pound North | ver P DUE THURSDAY squads of detectives and a patrol| after his marriage, was buried yes-| =x Sst. Willlam (Red) Thompson fine # For Mogg the Blac Hog prices

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boy in the world by “Believe It or Ao Robert Ripley, died of pneuVimettar several deg. Slinees

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Peter Janousek -who lived on: a

factions, were brought out with the backing of: a majorily of precinct | WR 7am »

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charged the alarms, acidentally lcense today.

married later today in a private

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farm near here. When Jimmie was|trom -agreed jnformally to his res. | 907en. old-line party leaders Who've dall’s Tair sie comaittes stepped | — he rr m— “ar the Jocal 7 he attracted nation-wide atfen-|ignation ps a condition of his unan. been out of the front Jie trerichés lightly today hoping they would | : One. load tion when Mr. Ripley revealed he|imous re-election at the May 11 [J08 several Joa, ine dug or have to subject no one to the “light | id $ ; 3 county convention. | Weigh Jl. ot by his Butohe is still chairman and up | chairman and secretary of state. |0f public opinion” as InveSgation | Farmer teachers at school as & “bright to now has no Written resignation | But Mr. Daeseuieies is sia Ww) proceedings began on rent ‘goug- Vealers wer boy.” He was perfectly normal. in |prepared and hasn't indicated that | ave turned them oh With a lial ing" practices. ; | Seer 8 " $19.50 and sl xcept for his abnormal |he will have one unless “things| NO’ 8s have many others. Aware they are minus'legal” au- | : top of $18. ery Why excep The list of sible compromise weight. | change in the next few days.” He ol Poss tically end thority to compel landlords to ad- An official chairmen has § pigs ia Pe : here to OPA price control measures, partment tod less, but out of the whole batc PA committee members hoped to recon- runs might 1 oe has yet to receive a majority cile differences in ‘“hardship” cases | out livestock i ns today Some of them include Robert S. without. “burning” anyone, pe y

Smith, county liquor control board chairman; Edwin McClure, a ward

There is practically no campaign

building. A stenographer answers the phone put that's about all. No organization meetings for the fall eampaign have been held No| candidates have outlined their issues.

work being done at the county G.| O. P. headquarters in the K. of P.|

Chairman K. V. Ammerman divided 28 initial complaints among members present at yesterday's in-

Reports Thursday

The first reports will be made at |3 p. m. Thursday in Mayor Tyndall's fice. If the eight committee “judges” can not obtain harmony between {landlords and tenants in the cases | reported, the conflicting sides will | be asked to appear before the com- | mittee and explain the situation, | Mr. Ammerman sald.

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chairman; leo Brown, deputy... ... meeting for investigation, fall prosecutor; Frank: Huse, county stating that committee action would He said fa treasurer, and Ray Mendenhall, be governed by what progress is on high price county commissioner, made by Thursday. i act on OPA Let Things ‘Stew’ & .

ment had ce seas until fit When these | tions cease, ‘shortage in 1

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“We'll just let things stew around Anon er tink, u . a + v . ' wy days,” said Chairman e sta al-mee ngs, G P for + few) day c pe Mr. Armaan Your “Family Tree” Goes to Print! (Continue ae Yd a be frivlishe until a cts ca obtained. . the first sign . Cc Indians Are Ready | |= Tir Attempt Snaseed . 8 path. n reviewing four prelimina - 3 To End First War cases yesterday, the committee a $ 40 Wa thou ey a {snagged in its first “judicial” at- : 8 log throug! your inquiries to 'PONCA CITY, Okla, July ‘9 |tempts to decide a situation whege it was mage ‘ of U. P).—The Ponca Indians de- |® pw purchaser Sang Ye would : Mss. Jones . : evic r - : : : : We will be cided yesterday to end a 23.year- |} ip" of Daclble ‘welling, | A spun rayon print dress gaily decorative with widespread EP paan . old state of war with Germany. . The new purchaser, a veteran. . : ® “Ofé day Their formal action, however, | already has living facilities, the trees! [t's your best answer to the query, “what can | wear giant snake | won't be taken until the tribe's {letter pointed out, but is “gouging” . field and cro annual. pow-wow and feast be- |rent to force the present occupants, | everywhere?” In five lovely summer shades. Sizes 14 to 20. oi gins on Aug. 25. also a veteran's family, to vacate. ain but it The tribe declared war on Ger- The members appeared puzzled ’ » ray in e many Aug. 6, 1917, and when the by the situation as the case was nds ped of conflict ended, the braves re- referred. to Herman C. Wolff, in- lowed igh fused” to believe: the surrender surance executive member of the as board, for investigation, Into a grea / was lasting. “W o . time it craw But now that world war II . oust appeal to civic pride broke the to is over. tribal: members” voled toe | 2nd patriotism in these cases” Jon ry end the long period of inactive Henry O. Goett, attorney, sug- eame from ( warfare with a declaration of gested. "But we must present: in our constrictor st peace judgment what is fair.” Ti TT Te . 3 The board also reviewed two let- ha Fe no | ters from. landlords defending their > / Vy COURT TOLD JAP TOO cases In raising rents, and another You don't LRA | ILL TO STAND TRIAL [complaint in which rent had been be dhe sam PALLCREEXK AT MERIDIAN boosted 90 per cent. ii. | TOKYO, July 9 (U. P ):—Baron | 3 Gould pe ! | Kiichiro Hiranuma, premier of Ja-| ceording pan in 1939.and now standing trial TOLL BRIDGE ACROSS as a war crimes defendant, is too. QH|0 RIVER STUDIED ' J . x ill to attend trial sessions, and Times Special : | should go to the hospital, his attor-| FRANKFORT, Ky. July 9.-~In- ROG ney told thé Far East military! diana and Kentucky ‘highway offi- ' tribunal today as‘irial resumed. | gials met with Governor ' Simeon HARA

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