Germany Faces Sharp Economic Cut Under New Reich Plan
Report from Berlin describes Allied outlined postwar German economy. Citizens read grim data showing industry halved, population rising with refugees, and living standards dropping about a third. Experts warn machine tools and metals output will be far below needs.
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Child Health Day Looks to U S Future
Washington AP reports President Truman proclaims May 1 as national Child Health Day urging public pledge to improve community health services for children. Katharine Lenroot outlines steps including prenatal care, school health, family welfare, and day care, with national youth demographics and income gaps highlighted.
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Germany faces drastic plan limits on production and imports
German experts discuss a 60 percent cut in 1936 production capacity and heavy import dependence totaling 3 billion marks. They warn machine tool and light industries face sharp declines, while some sectors show resilience. Central planning under Allied oversight is deemed essential for unified economic recovery.
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