Red School of Sabotage Exposed In USA
The piece recaps Junius Wood’s National Business article warning that the International Lenin School in Moscow trains Americans and others in sabotage, propaganda, and violence. It cites congressional attention and warns of 800 American alumni influencing unions, public offices, and police.
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WNU
Eye Street
N. W
Washington
D. C
America
London
Yerba Buena
San Francisco Bay
North Atlantic
Crow’s-Nest
York
Junius Wood
Pacific
Mount Vesuvius
Grand Central
Kremlin
Mr. Wood
National Press Club
Congressional
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Wood
Congressional Record
Mary
Schroochin
Russia
Chicago Daily News
Junius
West Point of World Revolution
International Lenin School
Moscow
United States
Siberia
Hushbush
Mark Aldanov
Chicago
State Department
FBI
Leningrad
Stalingrad
Helping Europe Through CARE Food Aid
A physician warned of famine in war torn nations and the United States should send food via CARE Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe. A $10 package yields 40 963 calories, with blankets and cotton goods included, sent to specified European countries and Britain.
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Germany
United States Army
CARE
Europe
United States
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Finland
France
Greece
Italy
Hungary
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Romania
England
Wales
Scotland
Northern
Ireland
Uncle Sam
Postal Rate Change Plan Faces House Vote
A 1879 style general postal rate revision would lift annual post office revenue by about 110 million dollars. Parcel post would rise 30 percent and air mail would move from five to six cents an ounce. Second class rates for newspapers outside the publishing county would climb 30 percent, while first class local and non local rates would stay at three cents beyond July 1. Changes would take effect 60 days after passage. Federal economists warn inflation risks amid rising costs and wage pressures as production rebounds.
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House of Representatives
Readjustment and Price Trends in United States Economy
The Federal Reserve Board predicts a price downtrend as necessary and healthy for the economy. Economists cite inconsistencies in the mixed rigid and free system to be eliminated, noting about 14 million organized workers have benefited.
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United States
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Giant's Death End of an Era as Oklahoma Sinks
The battleship Oklahoma, emblematic of the super-dreadnought era, saw no action in WWI, was hit by Japanese torpedoes at Pearl Harbor, raised, and later scrapped before sinking three miles deep northeast of Pearl Harbor signaling the end of an age for the U.S. Navy.
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Oklahoma
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
END THE WAR Students Riot Across Chinese Cities
Thirteen thousand or more university students in several Chinese cities defy Chiang Kai-shek by calling for a nationwide general strike to end the civil war. Police fear violent clashes as protests spread from Shanghai to Nanking and Peiping with about 25,000 students on strike from 16 universities demanding reforms and higher living allowances.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Shanghai
Nanking
Peiping
World Food Outlook Warns of 1947 48 Crisis
The agriculture department warns the 1947 48 world food outlook remains critical due to foreign crop losses. gains in major producers offset by declines in importing nations. sugar potato fats oils rice output uncertain. finance will limit foreign imports as funds and loans drive relief.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Office of For
Germany
France
Europe
Asia
Department
Lendlease
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
United States
Fly Control Using DDT to Curb Disease and Contamination
The article discusses using DDT to control flies as a crucial method to reduce disease. It outlines steps including cleaning breeding sites, spraying surfaces where flies gather, and employing various sprayer types. Regular applications, two to three times yearly, are recommended for effective results.
Flavor and Value of Milk Retained by Small Pasteurizers
Small unit pasteurizers have entered the market and tests show they preserve milk taste and quality while greatly increasing safety. With pasteurization demanded by many districts, small operators with a few cows can safely retail excess milk. Boiling also kills bacteria, but proper pasteurization is the certain method to prevent milk borne disease.
Easily Built Hog Hurdle Cuts Handling Time
A simple homemade hog hurdle speeds herd work by simplifying catching and moving hogs. Easy to construct from common materials, it offers a quick, practical solution for farmers and handlers managing swine.
Barn Drying Offers Hay Quality Boost in Wet Seasons
New York station specialists say barn dryers let farmers make high quality hay despite frequent rain. Drying within seven to ten days is crucial. delays risk mold and reduced feeding value.
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New York
River Rouge Plant Uses Gas Like a City
The Ford River Rouge plant consumes about 50 million cubic feet of gas daily, enough to serve a city of 5 million people, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Laundry bags replaced by sheets risks fabric wear
Substituting sheets or pillow cases for laundry bags strains the fabric by lifting heavy loads plus soil during trips to the laundry, shortening the life of the sheeting.
Dowry Pillows In Pioneer Log Cabin Households
Historical note on pioneer brides requiring handmade pillows as part of a dowry. Mothers aunts and grandmothers gathered to carefully separate and cure feathers and down, contributing to the future household.
Proper Heat Resistant Paints for Stoves and Pipes
Refinishing guidance for stoves and stove pipes recommends heat resisting paints made for high temperatures. Remove rust with emery cloth and kerosene or rust removers, then wipe clean before applying paint. Ordinary radiators use regular paint, but stoves and pipes may require specialized coating.
For Sale 1200 Acre Farm in Milk River Wheat Region
1200 acres of improved farm and grazing land in Montana’s famous Milk River region. Some leases available. Address inquiries to E. 124 Trent Ave., Spokane 8, Washington.
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Montana
Trent Ave
Spokane
Experienced body man sought at Anderson Oldsmobile
Job advertisement for an experienced first class body man on site at Anderson Oldsmobile in Billings Montana. Emphasizes paid vacations uniforms laundry hospital insurance new buildings top wages and best working conditions. Address 3211 First Ave North.
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Anderson Oldsmobile
First Ave. N
Billings
Mont
Need More Milk Shortfall Hits Health in U S Families
The piece reports that only a minority in the United States meet recommended milk intake. It notes that families under $500 yearly receive about a quarter of required milk, while middle income families obtain just over half of what is needed for health.
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U. S
Sugar Beet Seed Output in Salt River Valley Surpasses Nation
The Salt River valley around Phoenix Arizona produced 1 433 400 pounds of sugar beet seed in 1945 far exceeding the amount needed to plant the nation s harvested acreage.
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Salt River Valley
Phoenix
Ariz
Rubber Stamps and Marking Devices For All Business Use
Rueffer Stamp Works advertises rubber stamps and marking devices for business use with prompt delivery. The Chicago based supplier lists address 2926 Belmont Ave Illinois and contact Juniper 4280.
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Rueffer Stamp Works
Belmont Ave
Chicago
Ilinois
Make Money at Home With Decorative Plaques and More
Earn by decorating undecorated wall plaques book ends ash trays and similar items in spare time. Big demand and good profits with supplies furnished at small cost. Illustrated list free from Midwest Novelty Mfg Co 108 Cedar Street Anaconda Montana.
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Midwest Novelty Mfg. CO
Cedar Street
Anaconda
Montans
Chinese Invention of Macaroni Credits Germans and Italians
The article asserts macaroni originated in China and spread to Europe via Germany, with Germans teaching Italians. Italians are credited for widespread appreciation by the 14th century as the primary European consumers.
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Europe
Casein Bristle Fiber For Brushes Adopted In Industry
An artificial fiber derived from casein is being produced for brush bristles. The process forces a casein water mix through a die and applies finishing steps. The resulting bristle is especially suited for paint brushes due to resistance to oils and organic solvents.
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