Truman Seeks 45 Million to Spread U S Know How Worldwide
The weekly analysis outlines President Truman's request for 45 million to aid backward nations, plus plans for technical assistance via the United Nations and private investment. It also weighs atomic bomb policy and budget-balancing pressure from 56 senators across parties.
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Britain Argentina Trade Pact Sparks U S Opposition
Britain and Argentina sign a five year trade pact promising half a billion dollars in exchanges the first year with aims for similar volumes annually. The United States denounces the plan as undermining free trade while Argentine President Peron defends it as necessary economic policy. Senate critic Wherry condemns bilateral deals as harming recovery and world exchange. Rent control eases but tenants retain protections with three strict conditions on improvements.
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Bonus Bill Looms for Veterans as Aid Spur Stirs Debate
Tennessee Representative Rankin pushes a multi billion dollar adjusted compensation plan for veterans amid committee doubts on more veteran benefit bills this session. He aims to offset unemployment, job training, and college aid with the proposed bonus.
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Bentonite Boom Turns Belle Fourche Mud Into Big Business
In Belle Fourche South Dakota the so called soap holes have become a local asset as bentonite mud fills miles of holes and boosts the economy. The mineral, largely from the Black Hills region, is used in shoe polish paints plaster and cosmetics and aids oil drill drilling. Production has risen from three carloads to 6 187 carloads last year with strong growth expected this year. Scientists note bentonite is highly absorbent and widespread in the region.
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Plaster of Paris May Harbor Hidden Infections
McGill University experts say plaster of Paris used for casts may spread infection. A Montreal hospital case prompted tests revealing gas gangrene germs in 24 of 30 cans and tetanus in two, linking the material to post operative risks.
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Supreme Court narrows scope of illegal search evidence
The court rules that illegal search evidence may be used in state courts if allowed by state law, but such evidence cannot be used in federal courts. The decision highlights the differing rules governing state and federal jurisdictions regarding admissibility of unlawfully obtained evidence.
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United States Supreme Court
Big Name Horses On Trial In Coming Races
The piece previews a crowded slate with Capot and Ponder facing strong rivals like Citation and Coaltown in major stakes. It notes Capot’s wins and near-misses in the Derby Preakness and Belmont, cites weight concerns for Calumet’s entries, and cites Jimmy Jones on Citation’s readiness. It also reflects on a rough start to baseball’s season with rampant walks and many grand slams.
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Farm Crops Rise Compared To $1000 Bond Since 1932
A chart compares the cost of farm produce required to buy a $1000 government savings bond now versus in 1932, highlighting a steep rise in crop values over 17 years.
Synthetic Insect Killers Created By Bureau Scientists
The Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine reports the first lab-made insect killers resemble pyrethrum in chemical structure. U S Department of Agriculture officials say the synthetic materials are nearly identical to the natural toxin and effective against insects.
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