AFL Breaks Ties With Farm Agencies Across Nation
AFL Councils challenge farm groups, accusing them of siding with big business on key policy issues. Eisenhower reports from SHAPE near Paris on Western Europe military buildup, and a Senate panel notes Europe’s armed forces rising. Wheat forecast lowers crop output while Japan peace talks loom. Kansas City floods prompt rapid stockyard restart and regional business rebound.
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Government probes large price law violations worth billions
Price Enforcement Director Edward P Morgan says the government is pursuing major price ceiling violation cases potentially returning $10 million to state and consumers. One case could have international ramifications and involves about $5 million in illegal profits. Many cases require restitution to customers. settlements may be paid to the United States treasury.
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German Exchange Students to Learn U S Rural Life
Seventy four German youths arrived to study American agriculture under a joint Grange and State Department program. They will live in Grange family homes across the country, work on farms, and attend local schools, with financing by Grange families. The program aims to showcase American life and philosophy, develop youth leadership, and future exchanges. Overall the campaigns include thousands of participants from many nations under President Truman’s initiative.
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Loyd Bridges Career Rise From Infancy To Stardom
A chronicle of Loyd Bridges 10 year ascent from infant fame to Broadway and Hollywood success including The Whistle at Eaton Falls Home of the Brave White Tower and Colt 45. Arlene Dahl signs for multi picture contract with Williams Pine and Thomas. A Naples street scene in Force of Arms honors stars Holden Olson. German teen farmers group details hunger for English and cultural exchange aided by teachers and officials.
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A Perfect Day Ends in Quiet Wedding Moment
Nell in a small church watches Steve marry Mary on a bright, calm day. She recalls childhood loves and shared memories, tears slipping as she accepts that Steve will build a life with Mary, while he thanks his mother for a perfect day.
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Grassroots protest argues GOP platform failure over decades
Wright A Patterson laments lack of a coherent Republican program from Harding to Truman. He argues old guard practices and infighting defeated the party, praising clearer alternatives and urging a two-party system with defined principles. He notes Congress empowered the president on wages while leaving labor free to push up wages.
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