American farmer to meet communism with food aid
The essay argues U S farmers will curb Soviet influence by supplying Europe with grain and necessities under the Marshall Plan. It links farm production to economic stability abroad and to maintaining democratic governments, warning of export and price consequences if aid slows.
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U N showdown looms as grain policy and world tensions surge
Turbulent U N general assembly signals potential showdown with Russia as Secretary of State George Marshall proposes a four point plan to dilute veto power and create new assembly bodies. President Truman considers major grain export cuts to lower prices amid Korea and Greece tensions and global food concerns.
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Spallation Metals and Atomic Bombs Debate
Scientists discuss spallation of five metals including platinum and tantalum to advance atomic research while stressing that cheap bombs are not feasible from common elements. Prof. Glenn Seaborg notes lead cannot form atomic weapons and warns against sensational claims about energy production from these processes.
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Glenn T. Seaborg
University of California
Seabang Xald
Empha
Thott
Nuclear science advances spark new reactor and energy goals
The article notes hopes for rapid nuclear progress including adding 100 new radioactive isotopes to existing stock and plans to create machines that convert energy to matter. It cites Br. Seaborg predicting bold developments and a shift toward higher energy regions in nuclear science.
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Br. Seaborg
Economic Experts Alarmed Over Prices and Recession Risk
The President's Council of Economic Advisers warns that runaway prices threaten a long period of low mood, with price controls seen as a drastic yet unlikely option. They note households depleting savings as high costs pinch income and caution against rationing and further inflation.
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Council of Economic Advirers
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Brazil
Congress
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Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Welther
New Yorkers React to British Bomb Threats and War News
A fragmented summary of wartime chatter in New York about British air raids and protection measures. Mentions Berlin’s eastern assault, airline hubs on routes, and public figures tied to wartime events. Includes scattered references to actors, innovations, and political appointments amid the war atmosphere.
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Harvard
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New Deal Agencies Credited With Aiding Farmers Homes And Banks
A wartime defense oriented article argues New Deal agencies aided agriculture and housing. It notes the Federal Housing Administration supported private construction, the Rural Conservation Service kept production high, TVA praised in Tennessee Valley work, and the FDIC repatriated funds to the treasury while detailing its capitalization and origins under the 1934 act.
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Tound Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
Conservation Service
Tennessee Valley
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Federal Deposit Tosurance Corporation
Imarén Bank
Tras Pal
Treasury
Naif
Federal Reserve
Arthur Vandenburg
New York Bids for Hollywood Rise in Film Trade
HT PHILLIPS reports New York pledges five years without airikes in pictite trades as it eyes a stronger film role. The piece mentions camera development, color tech, and stage shows in New York with mentions of Arthur Godfrey and a new yacht named Feastward.
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New York
Gothfam
Diplomacy Tactics Under Marshall and Kennan
A discussion on State Department methods as Secretary Marshall and diplomat Kennan advocate quiet diplomacy to shape policy. They stress direct ambassadorial contact and behind the scenes conferences to influence European positions and reduce pressure from Congress.
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Marshall
Mrs. Marshall
Harold Byrnes
Bari Rome
Paria Sontereniee
U. S
State Department
Issie
Marshall Policy
George Kennan
Alr
Republican Congress
Europe
Wright Patterson Save While We Have It
A fragmented reflection cites past crop prices and income to caution about future prosperity. It recalls corn at 20 to 40 cents a bushel and compares it with today’s higher yields, urging farmers and households to save while conditions allow.
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Wright Patterson
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