Truman Confident On 1952 Plans Amid Tax Debate
The article notes President Truman signaling he has made up his mind about a 1952 run, while the nation debates higher taxes proposed by the Committee for Economic Development. It describes tax and price-control policies, The Brannan plan, and shifts in agriculture as key economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Truman
Washington
Florida
Vincent Auriol
France
Main Street
Michael J. Galvin
Labor
Committee For Economic Development
C.E.D
Brannan
Great Midwest
Department of Agriculture
Ralph S. Trigg
Frank K. Woolley
Production and Marketing Administration
Virginia Hill and the underworld diary revelations
The text outlines Virginia Hill’s rise as a gangland runner in Chicago with Joe Epstein, including her guarded cash diary and multiple beatings to protect the loot. It then shifts to a railroad strike mediation dispute over John Steelman, a suppressed James Forrestal diary, and a Wherry presidential bid attempt tied to a forged letter by Nebraska GOP figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crime Committee
Underworld
Virginia Hill
Miss Hill
Chicago
Joe Epstein
Virginia
Epstein
John Steelman
Alabama
Steelman
8. H. Pulliam
B. B. Bryant
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Wherry
Nebraska
George Tunison
Tunison
Church Women Plan May Fellowship Day Survey on National Defense
The United Church Women of the National Council promote a May Fellowship Day on May 9 to gauge local employment, defense roles, and community action. Leaders urge writing to congressmen and applying Christian values at home, church, and town as women prepare for broader economic and civic tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
General Department of
United Church Women
National Council of the Church of Christ
U.S.A
General Department
George B. Martin
Summit
N.J
U.S
Martin
Disappointing Farm Report Signals 1951 Shortfall Risk
A 1951 agriculture department report finds farmers plan insufficient crop plantings to sustain food supplies. Labor shortages and reluctance to plow land back to crops are cited. Meat shortages feared. prices stay high. Rationing potential looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Department
Britain’s Foreign Minister Complains of Slow U.S. Arms Deliveries
Herbert Morrison told U.S. Ambassador Walter Gifford that arms shipments from the United States are lagging behind and jeopardizing British plans. He apologized that his first official act in the post was to lodge a complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Department
James Forrestal
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Forrestal
Air Force
Symington
Marshall
Robert L. Dennison
Britain
Herbert Morrison
U.S
Morrison
Walter Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph
Japanese Agriculture Church Endowed School Starts Experiment
The International Christian University in Mitaka near Tokyo begins a five year farm development program on a 350 acre campus to farm and study agricultural methods. Faculty and students will live off the land, with farm income helping fund the program. A rice harvest from nearby paddy fields supported by local families yielded 12,960 yen in staff food value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Christian University
Mitaka
Tokyo
United States
Canada
Harold W. Hackett
Taizansa
ICU
Hackett
University farms to grow basic crops and support community
Rice wheat barley and sweet potatoes and Japanese radishes will be grown on the university farms. Livestock and poultry will provide milk eggs and meat. The farm also aims to educate beyond campus by publishing bulletins and reports for Japanese farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICU
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Organized Labor
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Chortling” Smith
Tiss Hill
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Price Control
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Jewelry Industry Council
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N. 19Th St
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Marby CO
First Ave. S
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Lily Shirk
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Polson
Bennie Nelson
Rt. 1
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East
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Secretinabe
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Tous & To
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