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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1946
Page
6
The piece argues Britain will adopt American weapon standards, enabling joint production and supply links. It notes U S and Russian positions at the United Nations, with Warren R. Austin advocating pragmatic disarmament safeguards and veto preservation while seeking broader troop transparency.
A rugged 13 year old Washington D C boy Jimmy Galvin resists haircuts and defends himself against teasing with a strong will Jimmy enjoys football and baseball and stands up to bullies In other news FAO faces rejection at Copenhagen over a world food plan Norris Dodd questions FAO approach and favors international commodity arrangements Police clash with CIO UAW pickets at Allis Chalmers Milwaukee plant over a seven month strike while the company refuses a closed shop and enforces dues checks
The United States state and treasury departments protested parts of the British Argentine trade pact. Officials argued it violates promises behind a 3.75 billion loan by restricting world trade, including Argentina's beef purchases and blocked sterling balances.
Following meat and livestock decontrol, Reconversion Director Steelman ordered removal of ceilings on shoes hides skins and leathers to raise production. OPA warned prices could rise 20 to 30 percent. annual shoe bill previously ran about 2 billion dollars. The order covers domestic and imported skins hides and processed leather for all shoe types.
Officials at the National Retail Farm Equipment association meeting in Chicago say demand will outpace production for at least another year. Dealers meet only 40 percent of orders as manufacturers offer little improvement in 1947. Farmers push mechanization with four row tractor planters and new haying equipment to cut crews by half.
A one year old, Kenneth Howell, was rushed to Hollywood receiving hospital after his mother said he swallowed a needle. Doctors removed a sewing machine bobbin, not a needle, from the child's mouth during surgery.
An observer in New York and Flushing reports on the United Nations meetings between the Assembly and the Security Council. He notes Byrnes's firm stance against appeasement, the Wallace incident, and Russia's aim to split Germany and gain influence in Europe while urging clear limits on Soviet expansion.
Rep Sol Bloom arrives at the U N gathering and jokes about seven million constituents seeking tickets. The former Silver Shirts leader moves from jail to hospital, likely for alien matter treatment. Winston Churchill sues Louis Adamic for libel over Dinner at the White House remarks.
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