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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1947
Page
2
Wartime news notes a gasoline policy and Russia stance while workers at J. I. Case tractor plants in Racine face a failed strike. Union pickets remain effective as the plants stay shut during the dispute.
The speaker argues freedom for all, condemns Communist interference in Greece and totalitarian regimes in Romania, and says nations face a choice between dictatorship and democracy. The Middle East is described as a strategic gateway controlling access to two worlds.
Congressional concern grows over the shotgun slaying of Gene McNear the rail executive in Peoria. House leaders recount McNear’s testimony accusing the Brotherhoods of inciting violence and blocking rail operations. FTC backs Kefauver bill to curb mergers creating monopolies amid 1940s consolidation.
The notice indicates renewal and sale procedures for beer permits in Kansas and Oklahoma, guiding applicants and agencies through the regulatory process. The report references regional jurisdictions and timelines for compliance.
The column reflects on Korea under American and Soviet influence after World War II, noting broken promises, the Moscow agreements, and the push for a unified provisional Korean government. It contrasts American aims with Russian actions and quotes teachers and parents on education funding and national priorities.
A theatrical agent rejects a multi skilled job seeker who boasts singing dancing juggling piano rope walking and recitation while noting many others are also seeking work. The caller insists and adds a final jab that they are not a dog.
Fragmentary report notes foreign visitors told to wear long underwear for an extended session in Moscow. A 1910 mention references Jowel and Pullman, with state secrecy implied upon receipt of information.
A fragmentary ad promises a 14 day complete calorie chart and diet hints with recipes. The clipping cites a weekly newspaper in New York offering a booklet titled by the same theme. It references shedding pounds and achieving a trim figure through diet guidance.
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