Nourse Deficit Alarm and Rent Decontrol Review
Western Newspaper Union analysis notes Dr. Edward G. Nourse resigning from the economic advisory council as deficits persist and decontrol of rent shows limited impact. The piece also reports a 15.5 billion wartime budget, expanded air force strength, and a 50 million radar warning system to counter potential Soviet atomic threats.
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Edward G. Nourse
National Retail Farm Equipment Association
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Truman
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Council
America
Congress
Russia
House
Senate
United States
National Kids Day Campaign Aims to Help Underprivileged Youth
Kiwanis International and the National Kids' Day Foundation launch a nationwide effort to aid over 3,000 communities with a year round youth program. National Kids Day on November 19 seeks community funding and local action to address juvenile problems without turning the day into a holiday.
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Kiwanis International
National
Kids’ Day Foundation, Inc
J. Hugh Jackson
Stanford
Calif
Kiwanis
Canada
Charles Pettijohn
Kids’ Day Foundation
Hollywood
British Threat to U.S. Industry Tied to Pound Devaluation Wage Cuts
Industrialist James F. Lincoln warns that a pound devaluation and wage cuts in England and Europe could allow cheap imports to overwhelm U.S. industry once home markets saturate and American methods spread abroad. He cites a two week tour of Europe and notes wage levels drop to about one seventh of U.S. rates, threatening American plants. At the UN, Andrei Vishinsky reiterates Russia’s atomic weapon claims and warns of consequences if Yugoslavia gains a Security Council seat. A separate bill raises the federal minimum wage from 40 to 75 cents, affecting over a million and a half workers.}
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James F. Lincoln
Lincoln Electric Company
Cleveland
England
European
United States
Lincoln
Holland
Belgium
France
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
United Nations
Yugoslavia
Security Council
Truman
Vishinsky
Czechoslovakia
U.N
India to Fight Only If Liberty Is Threatened
Jawaharlal Nehru outlined a middle course in foreign policy during a New York address. He warned against rushing to war and urged world leaders to pursue peace, stressing that India would defend liberty and peace if endangered while avoiding entanglements in cold war blocs.
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India
Jawaharlal Nehru
New York
United States
Columbia University
Spar-Hill Clematic Named Champion Cow of the Year
The American Guernsey club of Peterboro New Hampshire presents Spar-Hill Clematic a seven year old pure bred gold en Guernsey as choice for champion cow of the year. The cow yielded 23000 pounds of milk and 1290 pounds of butterfat during the year four times the average.
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American Guernsey Club
Peterboro
N. H
Spar-Hill Clematic
The Witch A New Prison Transfer In Germany
Ilse Koch known as the Witch of Buchenwald was moved from an American military prison to German police custody. She faces charges of 29 Buchenwald murders and stands accused amid widespread horror claims.
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Ilse Koch
Buchenwald
Coach Keene Fitzpatrick and Tack Hardwick remembered
This reminiscence recalls Keene Fitzpatrick of Yale Michigan and Princeton as a legendary trainer weighing 164 pounds through four decades and never varying. It honors Tack Hardwick of Harvard for 28 years of community service, funding 27000 folders and inspiring youth through sport beside debates on youth delinquency and social change.
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Ome
Keene Fitzpatrick
Yale
Michigan
Princeton
Mike Murphy
Pennsylvania
Mike Sweeney
Hill School
Murphy
Fitzpatrick
Sweeney
Johnny Mack
Mike
Keene
Fardwick
Tack Hardwick
Preventing Farm Fires Highlighted By Safety Officials
Fire loss in 1949 is projected to reach near 700 million dollars with farms accounting for a large share due to poor protection. The National Board of Fire Underwriters cites careless smoking and faulty chimneys as major causes and recommends clay flue linings and proper maintenance to reduce fires and protect homes.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
New Bench Grinder From Electro Machines Inc
Electro Machines Inc of Cedarburg Wisconsin introduces a bench grinder for farm home and shop with wide front work area removable wheel guards for buffing wheels and other accessories lifetime lubricated ball bearings and cadmium plated hardware for long service.
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Electro Machines, Inc
Cederburg
Wis
U S Agriculture Unit Aided Penicillin Development
The U S Department of Agriculture did not discover penicillin but enabled commercial production by developing a productive penicillin mold strain and research methods for feeding the mold and purifying the product during wartime research.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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