U.S. Budget Faces Two Billion Cut Limit Say Critics
Fortune surveys indicate a $2 billion reduction in the 1948 budget is possible with a more cautious approach to military and civilian cuts. The report warns against large-scale reductions in defense and international aid, noting political and social risks in Germany Japan and allied relief efforts.
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Salesmen Return After War Strain On Cedar Rapids Purchases
Postwar buyers in Cedar Rapids face tougher sourcing as former wartime allocations end. Teachers and city buyers note higher prices and harder delivery while sales reps reappear with competing offers. Purchasing officials say steel demand outstrips supply and decision making remains a careful hunt.
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Norwegians Demand Removal of German War Graves
Oslo report states 3,000 German World War II soldiers buried at Ekeberg near Oslo will be removed. Defense sources say the plan follows local protests over the so called German cemetery of honor and Norwegian views on honoring enemy dead.
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