Western allies renew bond oppose Germany amid economic aims
Britain and France vow a treaty to guard against a rebirth of a German threat while coordinating economies to ease postwar trade frictions. GOP leaders push 20 percent income tax cut as Ford cuts prices to spur demand and mass production.
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Germany
Great Britain
France
London
Russia
Britain
Holland
Belgium
GOP
House
Representative Knutson
Rep
Minn
Truman
U S aid and Canol sell mark wartime policy shifts
The United States provided Italy a 100 million loan via the Export Import Bank to stabilize politics and rebuild industry and directed 50 000 tons of wheat to Italy amid unemployment and food riots. Washington also arranged grain shipments diverted from Germany and ended the Canol oil project in Yukon after cost overruns and mixed results.
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Italy
U. S
Alcide de Gasperi
Washington
de Gasperi
Germany
Yukon
U.S
Senate War Investigating Committee
Alaskan
Fort Norman
Whitehorse
World on Armed Camp Russia has 3,000,000 troops behind the iron curtain
Maj. Hal D. Stewart estimates Soviet military strength from Armored Cavalry Journal notes secrecy may mask true figures. He cites global arms totals of about 11,000,000 under arms, with China Nationalist at 2.7 million, Chinese Communists 1 million, Britain 1.5 million, and the U S 1.3 million. Yugoslavia shows 800,000.
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Russia
Hal D. Stewart
Armored Cavalry Journal
Major Stewart
War Department
Stewart
Britain
United States
Yugoslavia
From Cave to Eight-Hour Day A Chronicle of Labor
A fragmented historical narrative traces human progress from primal survival to industrial milestones. It catalogs stages from cave life to the advent of clocks, money, and the eight hour workday, interweaving moments of gratitude, hardship, and the shift toward modernization.
Top Young Men in America Named by U.S. Chamber
The U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce named ten top young men in a broad range of fields. Included are Joseph A. Beirne of the National Federation of Telephone Workers, John F. Kennedy of Boston, Joe Louis, Bill Mauldin, Philip Morrison, and John A. Patton among others.
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America
U. S
Charles G. Bolte
American Veterans’ Committee
Dan Duke
Georgia
John F. Kennedy
Boston
Joe Louis
Bill Mauldin
Philip Morrison
John A. Patton
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Harry Wismer
Graceful Daytime Dress Pattern No 1589 For Mature Figures
A flattering daytime dress pattern emphasizes diagonal scalloped closing edged with narrow ruffling and a softly gathered slim skirt. It offers short or three-quarter sleeves with two flower shaped trim buttons and lists sizes 32 through 44 plus BS. Yardage notes cover 35 inch fabric and binding. pattern No 1586 serves sizes 14 through 44 with yardage for 35 or 39 inch fabric.
Cleaning and potato tips mixed in house care notes
The excerpt mixes window wiping guidance with food and mending advice. It notes vertical inside strokes and horizontal outside strokes for windows, claims jacketed potatoes retain vitamins, suggests repurposing fabric into a petticoat, keeping old potato sacks in a car trunk, and using sacks under wheels on ice.
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Ford
Western Newspaper Union
Gaion's News
Congress
Taber
N. Y
House Appropriations Committee
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford II
Famed
Auto Company
National Grocers Bulletin
The
Bulletin
Gene
Herman
Talmadge
Young Talmadge
Arnall
State Supreme Court
Ellis Arnall
Herman Talmadge
Atlanta
World On Armed
Feed Industry Council
California
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jim the Penman
Army-Notre Dame
Hassne
Anthony Eden
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Mahe Usb Abpron
Sam Chie Yard
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
North American Savings & Loan Ass'n
Kansas City
10Th St
Peter
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