Henry Wallace's fall from promise through poor political sense
The article argues Henry Wallace, once lauded for policy insight, faltered as secretary of commerce due to a deep rooted suspicion of business and weak political instincts. It cites his failed reforms, reliance on advisers, and self created misadventures that eroded support among colleagues and friends.
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Henry Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Occupation Probe and Disarmament Move in Postwar Effort
War weary nations push toward disarmament with the UN reporting plans for armed force counts by January 1 and Russia proposing an international commission, while U S Senate kills the occupation inquiry in Germany. Rent control comes under attack as Dallas landlords push to restore owners’ rights amid vacant units. London talks yield a blueprint for global trade and emphasis on full employment, with nations urged to maintain purchasing power and adjust balances as needed.
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United Nations
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U. S
Britain
Security Council
Germany
Frank Morris
Dallas
Texas
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Abed
Joe H. Blanne
OPA
John R. Lowery
London
Cross Stitch Charm and Holiday Gift Ideas Included
A vintage ad copy promotes Cross Stitch Charm pattern 600 with detailed transfer motifs and crochet directions amid notes on delays due to high demand. It also touts ready to give Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert Tobacco gift packaging for Christmas, with no wrapping needed and room for a personal message.
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Jealous Eye on Antarctica Byrd Heads South Again
Admiral Richard Byrd plans another Antarctic flight amid rival nations wary he may claim the vast polar ice belt. The piece recalls his North and South Pole routes, the Enderby land era, and wary penguin inhabitants as Byrd prepares for the latest expedition.
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Dixie
Europe
John Briscoe
Enderby Land
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North Pole
Washington
Byrd
Pole
Spitzbergen
Floyd Bennett
South Pole
Wartime Savings Rise Slower in 1946 Report Says
The Federal Reserve Board notes that personal liquid assets grew by 4.6 billion in the first half of 1946 to about 152 billion, a moderate gain compared with wartime increases. Business holdings of government securities fell 4.6 billion as taxes rose and capital needs grew, while deposits remained high and regional growth favored the West and South.
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