Brannan pushes new farm price aid amid surpluses and policy strife
Brannan argues for a new price support scheme, urging supplementary action to curb overproduction and under consumption. He warns Congress the current program worsens farm policy, with surpluses from 1949 and 1943 sections piling up and disposal problems intensifying.
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Charles Brannan
U.S
Brannan
Agriculture Secretary
Congress
End of the great coal strike and a push for lasting peace
Miners return to work after the crippling strike as John L. Lewis appears to have won a pay raise and new health benefits. Operators back a plan to appoint Harry W. Moses, head of US Steel captive mines, as a full time liaison with the UMW to end erratic coal field chaos. Unemployment climbs to 4,684,000 in February, with Commerce Dept offering a seasonal rise explanation and questions about the true jobless figure and seasonal turnover.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
CIO
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Chrysler
General Motors
Lewis
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Reuther
Chrysler Corporation
Felp
U.S
United Mine Worker
Harry W. Moses
United States Steel Corporation
Big Steel
Moses
UMW
Mime
United States
Federal
Commerce Department
Saar coal pact deepens Franco German rift
The article reports a fresh dispute between France and Germany over the Saar region after Paris and the Saar government signed a fifty year coal pact. The German chancellor resents France gaining control of Saar coal and calls the split aggravated and significant for U S foreign policy.
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United States
Saar
France
Cnal-Tich Saar
Arctic War Games Highlight Logistics and Space Limits
Military experts who led the Alaska sub Arctic mock warfare concluded that large massed armies could not be pitted against each other there. They cited supply transport difficulties and insufficient space as key factors governing the impracticality of such forces in Arctic wastes.
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Alaska
Arctic
U N Gram Debates UN Budget One Dime Per Capita
The UN Gram weekly wall newspaper argues over the United Nations annual budget with three U.S. lawmakers, Sen. Herbert O Conor, Congresswoman Helen Gahegan Douglas, and Sen. Estes Kefauver, each offering a view on whether a dime per citizen is too much too little or just right.
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United States
United Nations
Congress
Ungram
Herbert R. O’conor
Maryland
Senate Committee
U.N
Helen Gahegan Douglas
Sen. Estes Kefauver
U.N. Gram
O’conor
U N
Douglas
New York City
Uns
Kefauver
U.S
Wallace Thorsen
Farm Union makes bold plea for bargain with Russia
James Patton of the National Farmers Union urges the United States to strike a bargain with Russia and spend 150 billion dollars over 15 years to develop the undeveloped world. He proposes a 10 billion dollar annual credit to build TVA projects on the Danube and Yangtze and to raise global productivity, arguing for peaceful coexistence alongside Cold War tensions.
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United States
Russia
James Patton
National Farmers Union
Patton
America
TVA
Danube
Yangtze
Elf
Dagmar Glombig Compared to Shirley Temple in Germany
The six year old Dagmar Glombig, daughter of Eberhard Glombig, is hailed like America's Shirley Temple as she stars in German films. Reports from Paris suggest a possible Big Four meeting including Russia, with the three western foreign ministers meeting in London. French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman is cited as the source. Another authority says the Big Three would study the problems.
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Germany
Dagmar Glombig
America
Shirley Temple
Hollywood
Dagmar
Eberhard Glombig
Russia
Paris
Tondon
Robert Schuman
Unusual Button Accents On This Daytime Dress
A fashion note highlights unusual button accents on a daytime dress. The feature mentions spring and summer fashion, special fabrics, and easy to sew styles with a pattern printed inside the referenced book priced at 25 cents.
Swallows and Martins Will Like This House Pattern
When purple martins and swallows hunt for homes they will favor this eighteen room mansion with painted brick chimneys cut-out shrubbery balconies and broom stick pillars Complete directions on pattern 621 Price 25c Address your order to WORKSHGS PATTERN SERVICE viewer 10 Bedford Wins Newark
Wonder Metal mainspring resists rust in Gulf recovery test
Elgin New Jersey researchers unveil a dutapower mainspring made from a new alloy that remains rust free. A Floridian lost his watch in the Gulf of Mexico. after a week under water, all steel parts corroded yet the mainspring stayed functioning.
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Elgin
Gulf of Mexico
Elgin Scientist Invents Air Blow Assembly Tool
A scientist in Elgin Indiana devised a machine that uses air to place a small watch part that cannot be picked up with fingers. The device streams the part into position, enabling precise assembly in clockwork manufacturing.
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Elgin
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