Truman Pushes Brannan Plan in Publicized Farm Aid Debate
President Truman endorses the Brannan plan for farm price supports in Des Moines, arguing it would curb surpluses through a production subsidy. He notes opposition within Congress and among former groups while warning of costly crop surpluses and calling for modernization of farm supports. The plan would let prices seek market levels with government subsidies covering the gap to parity.
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Truman
Des Moines
Brannan
Tito's Envoy Strengthens Strasbourg Debate on European Union
In Strasbourg, the council of Europe's consultative assembly backed a plan for a union with real power limited to certain governments. Debates noted the gap between ideal federal authority and practical political will, praising the step as hopeful yet not a decisive achievement. The resolution urged educating the public on unity's advantages and dangers of national isolation.
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George N. Craig
Indiana
American Legion
Legion
Philadelphia
Craig
China
U.S
Strasbourg
France
Council of Europe
Consultative Assembly
Assembly
Union For Europe
Dollar Parley Information Please
Great Britain seeks daily briefings on the dollar crisis progress to keep the American British and Canadian public informed. Sir Oliver Franks proposes rotating press briefings among the three powers with support from Dean Acheson, while John Snyder’s stance remains unclear. The move aims to ease publicity concerns and reassure Congress leaders.
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Great Britain
England
Oliver Franks
Big Four Council of Foreign Ministers
Dean Acheson
U.S
John Snyder
Treasury
Divorcees Anonymous Organizes to Slow National Divorce Rate
Chicago women form Divorcees Anonymous to salvage marriages and curb the rising U S divorce rate. The group grew from a reconciliation effort by Chicago attorney Samuel Starr after a divorced woman present in his office offered to help, leading to the new organization.
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Chicago
U.S
Divorcees Anonymous
Kyne
Samuel Starr
Russian Wise Guy Plays Both Sides in Postwar Drama
Immigrant Russian airmen Anatol Borzov and Peter Pirigov allegedly sought U.S. citizenship after landing in Austria in a stolen bomber. Borzov’s changing allegiance sparked questions as U.S. and Soviet officials traded notes. Truman defended his Fair Deal amid attacks from organized interests and warned against scare campaigns.
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Uncle Sam
Voice of America
America
United States
Anatol Borzov
Peter Pirigov
U. S
Austria
Russia
U.S
Bortov
Ellis Island
Irigov
Borzov
Pirigov
U. S. State Department
Jed State Department
Comrade Borzev
Truman
Harry Vaughan
Congress
New Look Movement Promises Fresh Men’s Fashion Cycles
The article notes designers push a "new look" for men every five years. Myron Kahn of national fashion previews group says the men’s apparel industry is in bad shape and complains of no changes.
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Myron Kahn
Men’s Apparel, Incorporated
Sewing Circle Patterns for Toddlers Dresses and Blouse
Ad shows Gay Dress Panty Set for tots with a matching blouse trio. Pattern No 850053 from Sew-Rite offers sizes 2 to 6 years with one yard fabrics per item and scalloped trims. Fall and Winter Fashion catalog promises 64 pages of sewing information and gift ideas.
You Build It Try Skill on This Settee
A practical home carpentry item invites readers to build a settee using common hand tools. Step by step patterns simplify construction and provide a material list. Patterns and prices are advertised for do it yourself enthusiasts.
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Lydia E. Plokbem
Finkham
Lydia E. Pinkhart
Malaria Still Regarded Greatest Mass Killer
Malaria, once mankind’s most deadly disease, remains the world’s most prevalent outstanding killer. About 600 million cases yearly worldwide with 3 million deaths. the United States sees 1 to 5 million cases and around 1,200 deaths annually. Notable historical victims include Alexander the Great, Lord Byron, Oliver Cromwell, King James I, and multiple popes.
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United States
Alexander the Great
Lord Byron
Oliver Cromwell
James I
England
FIRST AID TO THE AILING HOUSE CABINETS
Homeowners seek guidance on removing wax from kitchen cabinets and re staining. Turpentine dissolves wax and should be used in a well ventilated area away from flames. Re staining may darken the color. a wood bleach can lighten if needed.
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Doan
Donn
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Union of European Nations
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O'Mahoney
Wyo
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Et Colin Essarily
Tito
Europe
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Josa Vilfan
United Nations
Cloak & Dagger
Melvyn M. Maki
Navy
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
Bai
South Wells St
Dsc
Sass-Bird Pattern Company
Dept. W
Jeasantville, N.Y
Ene Margie
Doe-liciouss
Tess
Crisp
Ree
Bleischmann
Fleischmann
Stan
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