U S Demands Peace in Europe After Paris Talks
The United States press's for a European peace and world order following the Paris foreign ministers meet. Byrnes warned that a war risk returns if the Soviets block peace talks while detailing clashes over reparations in Italy and territorial questions in Venezia Giulia. The piece notes U S aims to push UN involvement if talks stall, and covers related economic and military planning. Also mentions postwar college enrollments, GI benefits, and the drive to retool food and production policies under Hoover. Speedster race results at Indianapolis and early trials are briefly cited.
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Paris
Byrnes
U. S
Europe
United Nations
Russia
Italy
Venezia Giulia
Trieste
Yugoslavia
World Farmers Unite forms International Federation of Agriculture
London hosts the founding meeting of the International Federation of Agriculture, the first global body of individual farmer members from nations represented in the United Nations. British leader James Turner spearheaded the conference and led a delegation that studied conditions in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the United States. U S. delegates included Allan B. Klein, James G. Patton, Albert S. Goss, and Quentin Reynolds, signaling broad cooperation among farmer organizations to shield primary producers from postwar uncertainties.
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International Federation of Agriculture
U. N
London
James Turner
British National Farmers Union
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
United States
U. S
Allan B. Klein
American Farm Bureau Federation
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Albert S. Goss
National Grange
Quentin Reynolds
National Conference of Co-operatives
Washington Digest on Atomic War and Personal Preparedness
An institute in Washington and a UN Atomic Energy commission meet to discuss atomic power. A scientist shares private fears about future life under atomic war, detailing personal preparations from farming to weapon defenses. He concludes there is no defense. only effective UN action may offer hope.
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United Nations Commission On Atomic Energy
Institute
Washington
Sales Goal At 200 Billion If Strikes End
CHICAGO. A total of 200 billion dollars in merchandise still could be produced and sold in 1946 if strikes and threats of strikes could be eliminated. Gene Flack, vice president of the National Federation of Sales Executives, declared here recently. As an annual sales goal for coming years, Mr Flack put 140 billion dollars as a satisfactory figure. Such a total would provide 5314 mil lion jobs, he said, enough to make certain that this nation will avoid any possibility of a low mood. Flack asserted that if the engineering and sales abilities of American manufacturers could lift sales to a total of 150 pillions during the war years, certainly America could make another 33 per cent increase.
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Chicago
Gene Flack
National Federation of Sales Executives
Mr Flack
Flack
America
Senate committee acts on farm price ceilings shift
Senate banking committee votes 12 to 2 to remove price ceiling authority from OPA and place it with Secretary of Agriculture Anderson. A three point plan follows, including end year ceilings for nonessential goods, an independent appeal board, and transferring farm price control to the Agriculture Department. A subcommittee will draft language for full committee approval.
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Washington
OPA
Anderson
Senate Banking Committee
Wagner
N. Y
Barkley
D., Ky
Office of Price Administration
Millikin
Colo
Department of Agriculture
McFarland
Arkz
Fulbright
Ark
Cola
Nator Bankhead
Ala
Secretary of Agriculture
Hires Vets and War Widows Only Policy Adopted
Commonwealth Aircraft, Inc. began a trial last January of hiring only veterans or war widows, expanding to a permanent policy. Raymond Voyes, president, says 500 veterans work at Valley Stream, with 1,000 more to hire, and 1,500 veterans to join the Port Washington plant. He cites higher production and a 0.5 percent turnover among veterans versus about 34 percent for civilian staff.
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Valley Stream
Commonwealth Aircraft, Inc
Raymond Voyes
Washington
N. C
Voyes
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