Germany's postwar peace plans threaten a new war
The article surveys German efforts after World War II to secure a favorable peace through three campaigns economic diplomatic and military It details schemes to hold wartime acquisitions via bearer certificates to conceal transfers and the use of neutral countries as fronts for illicit profit It notes diplomacy and business actors pushing a postwar division of world markets and insists on retaining economic holdings in Europe to sustain German influence It warns that a true peace requires U S and British restraint and vigilance against renewed German aggression and Russian entente temptations The piece also covers domestic issues from wartime propaganda to postwar economic policy and the need to prevent depressions restoring markets and maintaining energy and infrastructure while addressing rural and urban development.
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Russia
Ala Rirciecome
Witzeleland
Swain Uurkey
Sweeen
Berlin
America
Germany
United States
United Sanons
Tai Man
Norway
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Ukraine
France
Belgium
Holland
Europe
England
China
Asia
Britain
United Nations
Typhus rises in the United States as plague floods the west
The interior dispatch notes health service efforts against Typhus fever in the south and Bubonic plague in the west. Typhus cases jumped from 1,819 in 1940 to 4,517 in 1943 with a death rate under five percent. Rats raid food stores and can kill birds and livestock when they feed.
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The
Health Service
U. S
Set That Trap! Rats proliferate in U S households
James Marlow reports that officials warn there are as many rats as people in the country and the number may be rising due to military service draining rat catchers from civilian jobs. Two main rat types, the brown house rat and the black ship rat, threaten homes by gnawing wires and spreading disease. Public health and interior authorities cooperate with state and local agencies to combat the infestation.
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Interior Department
Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Fragmented Bus Schedule Entry
Sparse OCR fragment lists times and codes across lines, mentioning numbers 46 26 55 12 1 11.36 11 16 and 8:55 3 26 4 08 718 TM 8 30 2 10, with no coherent context or clear events.
Urge Farm Planning On Federal State County Basis
The Postwar Agriculture committee of the Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities urged national planning for agriculture on a joint federal state county basis. It recommended a permanent national committee to work with parallel groups to appraise needs and formulate national farm policies. The report links farm incomes to city payrolls, noting higher city income generally raises farm income.
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Chicago
Agriculture Committee
Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities
Association
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