AMG Reveals German Red Secret Accord
Berlin reports the American military government launched anti Soviet campaigning with a full page blast on a secret Russo German accord dated August 23 1939. The document claims spheres of influence in eastern Europe including Finland Estonia Latvia Lithuania Poland and Bessarabia with mutual lines of division and a note that the agreement will stay confidential.
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Berlin
der Abend
Josef Stalin
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Nuernberg
Viacheslav Molotov
Ribbentrop
Wilhelm Keitel
United States
Russia
Germany
Foreign Office
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ussr
Europe
Baltic States
Finland
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Pisa
Narew
Vistula
San
Warsaw
Bessarabia
Farm Income Cited in Rail Rate Boost Plea
Chicago testimony from Glenn F. Vivian shows 1946 farm income at 27.4 billion dollars, nearly double 1929, indicating farmers can bear higher freight rates as railroads seek a nationwide average increase around 28 percent. Vivian testified before Interstate Commerce Commission during rate hearing.
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Chicago
Glenn F. Vivian
Statistical Bureau of the Western Railways
Vivian
Interstate Commerce Commission
Association of Western Railways
Rail profits rise while freight costs outpace gains
The text notes net income climbing from 6.253 billion in 1929 to 14.889 billion last year and claims of little change in rail rates. It cites rising material and labor costs as driving higher rates, with perishable farm product transport costs increasing faster than other freight rates.
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Vivian
Martin Defends Hollywood Probe in Boston Visit
House Speaker Joseph W. Martin defended the congressional Hollywood Communists probe during a press conference after meeting Gov. Bradford in the Massachusetts state house. He urged full FBI support and backed giving Edgar Hoover a green signal to aggressively pursue communism investigations.
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Boston
Joseph W. Martin
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Hollywood
Martin
Robert F. Bradford
Massachusetts State House
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edgar Hoover
FBI
Martin Predicts Nine Western States Back Republican Bid
Martin said the Republican nomination remains doubtful and warned a large number of ballots would be needed at the convention. He claimed a recent tour showed nine western states likely to vote Republican, listing Wisconsin Colorado South Dakota Wyoming Kansas Nebraska Nevada California and Utah for 71 of 266 electoral votes. He dodged questions about presidential ambitions and said men may seek a job for friends.
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Wisconsin
Colorado
South Dakota
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Nevada
California
Utah
Sugar rationing ends in Canada after six years
Toronto reports six years of sugar rationing ended Monday for millions of Canadians with sugar released from the ration list. Government control remains on price, allowing a one cent per pound increase over the current average retail price of ten cents.
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Toronto
INS
TRU-LEX Promises Fast Relief From Gas and Bloating
A testimonial claims TRU-LEX relieves severe abdominal gas and bloating. The reader describes dramatic improvement after using a 12-herb formula said to cleanse toxins, ease headaches, and restore vitality. Available at drug stores.
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