Reds Charge Canada With Bad Faith In Atom Row
Canada's disclosure of an atomic spy ring drew Moscow protests over the disclosure timing. The U S side weighed tighter safeguards for A bomb secrets as wage policy shifts under stabilization rules and inflation controls. International tensions mix with postwar economic policy as Britain faces colonial and imperial challenges and Pope Pius XII promotes spiritual unity.
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Reds
Canada
Russia
Moscow
Dominion
United Nations Organization
Henry Dewolfe Smyth
America
Army
Smyth
Pope Pius XII
Catholic Church
Francis J. Spellman
New York
John J. Glennon
St. Louis
Samuel A. Stritch
Chicago
Edward Mooney
Detroit
Holy Father
College of Cardinals
War Plants Surplus Declared for Sale by War Assets
More than 500 of 628 government owned industrial plants under the War Department are declared surplus. A total of 504 plants representing about 3.815 billion dollars have been released to the War Assets Corporation for sale lease or other disposition.
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War Department
War Assets Corporation
Private relief council CRALOG to aid Germans
President Truman approves a private relief council CRALOG to oversee shipments of up to 2,000 tons monthly to Germans pending port and ship facilities. The council includes AFSC, Brethren Service, National Catholic Welfare, Unitarian Service, and other groups under U S Army control supervising distribution of milk sugar fats clothing and medical supplies. The piece also notes OPA actions against fraudulent food package operators and remarks on spring training by Connie Mack and the Athletics. General Omar Bradley reports 13 percent of G I labor force jobless with 1,035,000 on unemployment compensation in early February. Flour milling will remain low at 80 percent wheat content under new wheat conservation measures.
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Truman
Reich
Cralog
American Friends Service Committee
Brethren Service Committee
Christian Science War Relief Committee
Church Committee On Overseas Relief and Reconstruction
International Rescue and Relief Committee
Labor League For Human Rights
AFL
Lutheran World Relief, Inc
Mennonite Central Committee
National Cio Community Service Committee
Unitarian Service Committee
National Catholic Welfare Conference
U. S. Army
Germany
OPA
New York City
Europe
American Legion
National Employment Committee
Omar Bradley
G.i.s
Bradley
Radio Preferences Among Rural Listeners Revealed
A Federal survey shows farmers value news and weather reports, farm talks, and religious music on radio. They prefer old-time tunes over swing, dislike soap operas and eerie mysteries, and view radio as a vital link for news, information, and companionship.
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WNU
Eye Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Federal Communications Commission
Junior
Germany
South
Kentucky
World meat output in 1945 falls after war losses
The department of agriculture reports global meat production excluding Asia and minor regions reached about 59 billion pounds in 1945, down 6.8 billion from 1944. Decline attributed to war losses in Europe, supply shortages and poor pasture in several countries.
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Asia
Africa
Latin America
Department of Agriculture
Eee Ae
Barbs and Bills in a Shifting Century
The article notes Germany loosening daily beer, the Twentieth Century Fund estimating child-raising costs rival home prices, and Americans facing scarce car parts. It reports Congress poised to advance a homes-for-veterans bill with no ceiling limits while the administration fears inflation despite roofs for veterans.
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Twentieth Century Fund
Congress
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