Big Three Move Toward Unified Postwar Policy
Western Newspaper Union reports on the Moscow conference where the United States Britain and Russia outline plans for European peace treaties and Asia control. They discuss reparations Germany deindustrialization Ruhr expropriation and currency moves including France devaluing the franc to stabilize foreign trade and Bretton Woods ratification.
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Britain
Russia
Moscow
Europe
Asia
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Byrnes
Bevin
Molotov
France
Italy
United Nations
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Finland
French General Assembly
Bretton Woods
China Red Leaders Seek Truce as Marshall Arrives
Communist officials in China propose a partial cease fire with Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist forces while urging no immediate troop withdrawal. Gen George C Marshall's arrival aims to disentangle the political crisis and push for national unity. Leftist rallies pressure the United States to reduce support for Chiang and boost red bargaining leverage.
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Yangtze River
Nanking
Shanghai
Red
Chiang Kai-shek
George C. Marshall
China
Political Consultative Council
U. S
Chiang
Uncle Sam
Candy shortages frame 1946 production outlook
The trade predicts candy output will fall 700 million pounds in the first nine months of 1946 due to ingredient and labor shortages. Nuts fruits coconuts cocoa oil and sugar remain tight and returning war workers have not yet boosted manpower. Rising material costs and government subsidy reductions loom as plants plan modernization and expansion.
Pig Crop 1945 Tops 1944 But Below USDA Goal
USDA reports 1945 pig crop at 86,714,000, slightly above 1944 and above the 10 year average by over 7,000,000. Fall production offset spring shortfall, with 5,503,000 sows farrowed and 6.38 pigs saved per litter. Farmers plan 8,542,000 sows next spring to reach 52,000,000 pigs. Pork supplies expected to stay strong through coming months.
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Department of Agriculture
USDA
Corn Belt
Atlantic States
States raise pay for wartime workers amid shifts
A survey shows at least 300000 employees across 41 states received wage adjustments during the war period. In 1 state adjustments came by legislative action, 13 by administrative action, and six states used both methods.
Food Experiments Boost Nutritive Value Claims
Report notes researchers finding methods that raise the nutritive value of foods by over half through experiments. Details on techniques and potential applications in daily diets remain under discussion.
G I Insurance Offers Bargain for Veterans
Dr. W M Curtiss of Cornell University notes that the National Service Life Insurance is a top bargain for veterans. Premiums are lower than mutual and stock firms and include a disability waiver, costing about 75 cents extra per $1 000 of ordinary life coverage.
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National Service
W. M. Curtiss
Cornell University
Dr. Curtiss
Nazis on Trial in Nuernberg Report by Baukhage
Washington Digest columnist Baukhage reports from Nuernberg on the war crimes trial of top Nazis. He describes the courtroom, the city’s ruins, and the personalities like Goering Rosenberg and Streicher as the trial unfolds with detailed evidence and moral reflections on Nazi ideology and resistance.
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Reich
Schacht
Hitler
Goering
Rosenberg
Beitel
Keitel
I. Q
Mannikin
Reichstag
Admiral Doenitz
Julius Streicher
Barbs
Since the December 1 1945 inauguration of radio telephone links between St Maarten and Saba the tiny island known as the bottom in its crater is believed to be the world's smallest land with such communication facilities.
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Netherlands West Indies
St. Maarten
Saba
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