Truman Doctrine seen as preventive against global conflict
In a Washington column, the author argues the Truman Doctrine aims to prevent war by opposing Soviet expansion. He details U.S. actions from Greece and Turkey loans to German economic links, Hungary and Yugoslavia tensions, and the bipartisan support underpinning a policy to curb communism without triggering war.
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United States
Yugoslavia
Congress
von Clausewitz
Russia
Greece
Turkey
Middle East
Balkans
Europe
Vandenberg
Hungary
Sugar Rationing Halted and Meat Prices Jump
Sugar rationing ends for households and hotels as government lifts controls due to larger supplies from Cuba and Java. Industrial sugar rationing remains and all sugar controls expire Oct 31 unless extended. Retail meat prices rise nationwide from seasonal factors and higher feed costs, with some markets showing steep increases. An autumn beef run may ease prices by up to 25 percent. A US note accuses Soviet Union of pressuring Hungary and calls for a UN probe into the coup, seeking joint action with Britain and Russia. A pilotless four engine cargo plane demonstrated pushbutton automatic flight over 2000 miles from Long Beach to Wilmington, the longest of its kind powered entirely by automation.
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Clinton Anderson
Congress
Scranton
New York
Chicago
Wilmington
Ohio
Long Beach
Calif
Favorable Forecast Sees Record Wheat Crop This Year
The Agriculture Department predicts a record wheat harvest of 1.41 billion bushels for the year, driven by a large winter wheat crop and despite a wet cold spring. May weather slowed oats and corn planting, with 20 to 25 percent of corn acreage unplanted by June 1, and regional gains in Great Plains states offset by late sowing in the Dakotas and Minnesota.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Dakotas
Minnesota
Moving rates and services advertised by Wit Bon Van Lines
Miscellaneous ad copy lists moving rates and contact details for Wit Bon Van Lines in Sioux City and nearby towns, with scattered product mentions and a request to write or wire for rates. The message also references watches, jewelry, and a list of various items for sale or inquiry, including used guns and wool works.
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Witbon van Lines
Bionx City
Iowa
Blouw City
ALI Zee Oors
Cagingts National Wool Works
Sioux Oly
Ite
Frayseth
Willmar
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Advisory Commission On Universal Training
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Mich
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International Emergency Food Council
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Soviet Union
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Karl T. Compton
Commission of Universal Military Training
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TWU
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Richardson
van Hoose
Ottumwa
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Mississippi
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St. Louis
George ©. Marshall
Styles Bridges
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Marshall
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Mabs
Catish
Curt Grigg
Hopkinton
Catala Men el Seins
J. M. Wylie Piano Co
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Fargo
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Accordion Center
Stangato Accordion CO
Greenwood Ave
Beattle 3
Wasty
Intire Norenese
Iruying
Gorder
Aberdzen
Yodora
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Ashe
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