Controls Necessary in Food Crisis Export Rules for World Recovery
The article argues for maintaining export and import controls to curb food shortages during a global crisis. It warns that lifting controls could raise wheat prices, burdening American taxpayers and boosting foreign bids. It emphasizes balancing aid with preserving U S production and markets while weighing fertilizer imports and oil processing incentives.
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Crossroads talk in Washington on global tensions
A distorted report notes debate in Washington over international tension with references to pollen scarcity among Hrane, social status debates, and warnings about a coming clash between ideologies. It cites Andre Vises and a spectrum of thinkers, invoking Hitler era parallels and critiques of technocratic control and societal plans.
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Farm Budget Cuts and Rail Fare Hikes Stir Turbulent Policy Debate
A stormy budget fight marks cuts to Agriculture in Truman era programs, with critics warning severe reductions threaten crop conservation and veteran assistance. Meanwhile the Interstate Commerce Commission approves roughly 10 percent higher basic passenger fares on many rail lines, raising costs for coach and Pullman travelers amid broader economic strain.
Long Time Peace Announcements and Global Reactions
Soviet authorities announce the abolition of warlike punishment while signaling a shift tied to Nuknis's rising strength. Peace terms gain favor amid reduced wartime hostility as Japan and Germany face continued economic pressure from Soviet actions. Hoover urges persistent relief measures against continued Soviet obstruction and paralysis of economic activity.
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Jeebett Hoover
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Tee Anita Beaker
Germany
Appalling Waste Fire Loss Warned By Board Chief
CHICAGO officials warn that fire waste could hit the billion dollar mark by 1980 as National Board of Five Underwils officials urge federal action to fund fire prevention programs. President Truman’s conference cited rising losses due to arson, negligence, and poor housekeeping with a 2 percent rise in arson investigations and many fires started for profit among youths.
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Red Cross Hikes Home Baked Cakes For Vets Brides
In Jamaica New York the central Queens Red Cross chapter launches a new home baking program for G I brides and other war widows. A poll showed husbands prefer their wives to bake at home, prompting expansion of the School for G I War Brides with nutrition experts guiding classes and tastings.
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Grace Laumann
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Aviation training drive sparks youth programs across states
A civic drive in Du Quoin Illinois aims to raise $10 000 to purchase a sacred site and build an airport as Model Aircraft Institute backs the plan. Abe Lions club offers temporary financing for the airstrip, once used as an airport until 1918.
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Horseback Trek To Follow Trails into Adventure
A horseback caravan from Belle Fourche to Devil Tower is planned as a new tourist diversion in the Black Hills. Riders will travel June through August with camps and wrangling, using western ponies and duffel wagons. The route features Ponderosa pine, creeks, and reaching Devil Tower in eastern Wyoming.
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Devil Tower
Black Hills
Ladge Mountains
Geraeay
Wyoming
Omravin Ua
Overtime Parking Meter Offers Second Chance in Chillicothe
In Chillicothe Missouri a parking meter now allows drivers who receive a ticket a brief grace period to pay a small fine and avoid penalties if they act within an hour. After sixty minutes, the option expires and regular charges apply.
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