Controls Needed in Food Crisis Export Import Rules Urged
Washington column argues for extending export controls to curb food prices and protect global food security. It analyzes how lifting exports could raise wheat costs, drain American dollars abroad, and hinder recovery, while imports like fertilizer must balance aid to Europe with domestic needs.
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Congress
Britain
United States
America
James C. Downs Jr
The
Real Estate Research Corporation
Bees and ants linked to totalitarian politics in crossfire
Reports in Washington discuss social order in insect colonies and human politics. Charles Reese of Ohio University notes pollen scarcity pushes drones from hives and workers deny entry, while Andre Wilson compares regimented insect societies to totalitarian systems as Marxist Leninist followers are seen ready to act.
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Washington
Charles Reese
Apiarist
University of Ohio
Reese
Andre Wilson
Farm Budget Cuts Hit and Train Fares Up
House appropriations panel calls for a 32 percent cut in Agriculture Department funds, ending the Agriculture Adjustment Administration by July 1 1948 and reducing farm price support and soil conservation payments. Interstate Commerce Commission approves about a 10 percent rail fare rise to offset higher operating costs. Moscow radio and Herbert Hoover comment on postwar peace and Soviet relief efforts amid economic strain.
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House Appropriations Committee
Department of Agriculture
Truman
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
AAA
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
ICC
Moscow Radio
Germany
Japan
Herbert Hoover
Russia
United States
Appalling Waste Rumors On Fire Loss Rise
A garbled report warns that fire losses could reach a historic high with potential fatalities. The source blames profit motives for more fires in the last year and notes irresponsible behavior by several parties amid mounting casualties.
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Hotel Grae
Oreater
Omer
Divers work at sea depth using heavy self contained bell
Salvage divers operate at depths up to 5000 feet in a self contained diving bell. It features nine foot mechanical arms capable of picking up objects weighing up to 1000 pounds and tying knots in steel cables.
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