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October 9, 1946

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Industry Group Will Ask Anderson to 'Free' Meat; If He Rejects Petition the Way Will Be Opened for Appeal to Decontrol Board-- Army Seeks Beef 'Loan' From British LEGAL MOVE BEGUN TO DECONTROL MEAT Meat Loan Repayment Stressed

By Bess Furman Special To the New York Times

OPA may force packers to resume long-distance shipments to aid shortage in Eastern areas

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YUGOSLAV DEFIANT ON TRIESTE ACCORD, SAYS IT CAN'T LAST; Kardelj Tells Parley in Paris Masses' Power Is Stronger Than Decision at Table ASSAILS 'VOTING MACHINE' Conference Majority's Rulings Backed by Bevin, Bidault-- U.S. Defends Reparations No Change in Positions Appraisal by Yugoslavia YUGOSLAV DEFIANT ON TRIESTE ACCORD

By Lansing Warren Special To the New York Times

Urges Italy and Yugoslavia to accept Trieste decision, Paris Peace Conf plenary session

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VOTE HERE 19 TO 2; Resolution Says Industry Has Declared Defiance by Creating Famine FAIR DISTRIBUTION URGED Women Shopper's League Calls for Federal Grand Jury Inquiry Into Shortage Wants Emergency Declared Sharkey Also Sees Conspiracy CITY COUNCIL URGES SEIZURE OF MEAT Isaacs Asks Rationing Demand Inquiry by Jury

By William R. Conklin

urges meat rationing return, NYC Council

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LA GUARDIA SCORED ON YUGOSLAV DEAL; Slaughter Says UNRRA Head Is 'Offensive' in Challenge to Right of Subpoena Subpoenas Still Stand Slaughter Attacks La Guardia On Sending Rails to Yugoslavia Only 18,000 Tons Found Many Witnesses Called Marshall Has No Objection

By C.p. Trussell Special To the New York Times

State Dept repr repts approval of diversion of steel rails allocated to China provided shipment was replaced, House com

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AAF Plans a World Flight By Squadron of Superforts; Symington Says Expedition Is Set if the State Department Approves--Air Arm Bid for Role in Policy Is Seen AAF MAY SEND B-29'S AROUND THE WORLD Specific Reason" for Flight

By Sidney Shalett Special To the New York Times

Asst Sec Symington says AAF plans world flight of B-29s if State Dept approves; experiment seen as AAF bid for role in natl policy

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1946Frank Castleman, American football player, baseball player, and coach (born 1877)^[†]

Frank Riley Castleman was an American football and baseball player, track athlete, and coach in multiple sports. He competed for the United States in the 200 metre hurdles at the 1904 Summer Olympics held in St. Louis, Missouri, where he won the silver medal. Castleman was a member of the Greater New York Irish American Athletic Association, which became the Irish American Athletic Club. He competed mainly in the 200 metre hurdles. Castleman graduated from Colgate University in 1906, where he competed in football, baseball, and track and field.

Headlines from October 9, 1946

Industry Group Will Ask Anderson to 'Free' Meat; If He Rejects Petition the Way Will Be Opened for Appeal to Decontrol Board-- Army Seeks Beef 'Loan' From British LEGAL MOVE BEGUN TO DECONTROL MEAT Meat Loan Repayment Stressed

LA GUARDIA SCORED ON YUGOSLAV DEAL; Slaughter Says UNRRA Head Is 'Offensive' in Challenge to Right of Subpoena Subpoenas Still Stand Slaughter Attacks La Guardia On Sending Rails to Yugoslavia Only 18,000 Tons Found Many Witnesses Called Marshall Has No Objection

AAF Plans a World Flight By Squadron of Superforts; Symington Says Expedition Is Set if the State Department Approves--Air Arm Bid for Role in Policy Is Seen AAF MAY SEND B-29'S AROUND THE WORLD Specific Reason" for Flight

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