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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1945
Page
2
Western Newspaper Union releases analysis on Allied postwar diplomacy planning subsidy cuts and nuclear weapons figures. Editorial notes the opinion is by WNU analysts, not the publishing paper.
Stabilization Director Collet announced gradual removal of food subsidies to cut civilian costs with targets through 1946 for vegetable short ening cheese pork dairy products and flour. The plan includes ending subsidies by June 1946 and ending various dairy and meat payments while export prospects for wheat rye from North America and Canada are noted amid postwar diplomacy.
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis has disbursed over 1,000,000 in epidemic aid this year with more than three fourths going to Illinois New Carolina New York and Virginia. Principal expenses include patient hospitalization and transportation equipment purchases and salaries of doctors nurses and other staff. Poliomyelitis is one of the leading health concerns addressed by the foundation.
Washington observers note Stalin weighing power between isolationist and world‑engagement factions as rumors swirl about Litvinov, the Polit-Bureau split, and the rising influence of the Red Army. Some cite Zhukov as a possible successor while others warn of new foreign policy delays amid atomic-age anxieties.
The piece notes Salvation Army aid to 225 million servicemen via clubs hostels and mobile units. It then cites 270 million dollars of highway projects frozen during the war now starting, 24 queen bees shipped from America to France as a royal transport record, and mentions surplus bombers potentially used to create water clouds.
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