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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
4
Weekly news analysis notes a sharp personnel shakeup and rising global anxiety as nations weigh the meaning of a recent act and the countdown tightens on rent control measures. Analysts caution that opinion columns reflect Western Newspaper Union viewpoints, not the paper itself.
World officials discuss potential changes in Soviet leadership after Andrei Vyshinsky named foreign minister replacing Molotov. British diplomats note Stalin may remain top figure, w ith rumors of retirement from prime ministership. Senate rent controls loom as Congress battles deadlines and GOP pushes shift to states. Mexican crude venture signs drilling pact with U S firms for Tabasco and Veracruz wells with profit allocation rules.
Bulgarian security police seized about 50 Protestant clergymen as Soviet dominated countries intensify church clashes. Fifteen more Protestants were sentenced on charges of treason spying for the United States and Britain and black market deals after pleading guilty. The Kremlin aims to subjugate churches to state will, suppressing independent faiths. Joseph E Uihlein resigns from First Wisconsin National Bank to promote white collar unionism, after criticizing wealth and planning to devote time to worker causes. He and brother Erwin clash over a proposed Schlitz welfare fund of 1 million dollars per year for employees.
A New Deal era column notes President Truman declined a West visit in favor of a campaign swing aimed at Congress. It highlights social security plans, farm worker coverage, and possible changes to retirement age while contrasting military aid with the civilian agencies' rapid, unfunded snow cleanup efforts.
Yukon Oklahoma Lions form a committee to re ensile the cow Grady who leapt into a silo and captured national attention Owner Bill Mach paid 1600 dollars for Grady and after wide press coverage the Denver Post farm editor Ralph Partridge found the method: Grady was sedated greased and pulled through the silo door.
An older practical guide explains mending broken marble table tops by reinforcing the back. Use plasterboard or a strip of board cut to fit the frame. Turn marble upside down, cement the edges, apply plaster of Paris, place reinforcement, and allow hours to harden before returning it to place.
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