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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1946
Page
4
Britain sees American gains at Moscow conference
The Manchester Guardian criticizes Byrnes for a Japan settlement that keeps U.S. control, while American officials view Moscow as shifting power. The New York Herald Tribune notes diverging Asian interests, with Britain clinging to colonial aims and the United States seeking a free, developing Asia. Samuel Grafton comments in the Indianapolis Star.
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Byrnes
America
Britain
Manchester Guardian
Japan
The
New York Herald Tribune
Asia
Far East
Herald Tribune
Family Farm Here to Stay Says Agriculture Reporter
Harry O'Brien, noted agriculture writer in January Country Gentleman, assures readers that power machinery will not erase family farms. He notes most farming areas remain resilient against consolidation pressures and will continue to operate as family enterprises despite modernization.
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Harry O’brien
New Horizons Favor Family-Size Farms Despite Mechanization
Twenty five years after early forecasts farms remain family sized as mechanization expands. Powers fuels profits but costs rise with acreage, keeping the efficient operation within the family run model. The era of super farms has not arrived. Incredible weapons will be shown in Cleveland at the National Aircraft Show January 11 20 with guided missiles among the exhibits.
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Father
Airs Technical Service Command
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Azon Bombs Highlight WWII Advances In Air War
Destruction shown to crowds will feature the radio controlled Azon bomb and a television equipped glide bomb. The Azon adds a radio controlled fin to an ordinary bomb. It was used to destroy the Avisio viaduct near Rome and to cripple Brenner Pass supply routes. In Burma in early 1945 it destroyed bridges of strategic value to Japan.
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Rome
Brenner Pass
Burma
Japan
State Conference on Housing Set by Indiana Council
The Indiana Economic Council called a State Conference on Housing for Friday January 18, 1946 at the request of Governor Ralph F. Gates. The goal is to unite agencies and groups to address the housing shortage in Indiana communities and act as a clearing house for coordinated programs. The conference will start at an unspecified time.
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Indiana Economic Council
Ralph F. Gates
Indiana
Agencies and public groups invited to building discussion
City state and federal agencies along with building industry representatives veterans and labor groups are being invited to participate in a forthcoming discussion to address construction and development issues.
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Veterans and Labor Organizations
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