U S crops forecast shows near record volume for 1949
The U S Department of Agriculture reports 1949 crop outlook near last year’s record with corn at about 3.5 billion bushels and other staples like wheat rice and cotton also large. Officials expect possible government price supports on corn to curb surpluses. In Czechoslovakia the Communist regime arrests priests to curb church activity while priests insist on independence from state control.
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Uncle Sam
U. S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Tito
NKVD
MKD
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Moscow
Europe
Portugal
Army Air Force Feud Ends in Apology During War Games
Tense clash between the army and air force over a claimed enemy armored force in German war games ends with the army apologizing. The air force general had threatened to withdraw planes, but the army commander admitted error and praised proper air strikes.
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Germany
Air Force
Army
Coal strike threat looms as Lewis cites fund default
John L. Lewis signals possible action by United Mine Workers amid alleged withholding of welfare fund payments by southern coal operators. The steel industry nears a wage dispute resolution after CIO United Steelworkers suspend their wage hike demand and accept a presidential fact-finding board extension. Six major steel producers accept the truce extension, with no firm formula adopted yet.
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U.S
Lewis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Washington
National Coal Association
CIO United Steelworkers Union
Truman
Philip Murray
Financial Devaluation Debate Follows Washington Conference
Analysis notes British reaction to Washington talks and U S push for currency devaluation backed by World Bank head Eugene Black and IMF. It contrasts British skepticism with U S fiscal projections, including social security expansion costs and four proposed program components. Also mentions Brooklyn World Series TV viewing plan and approvals by Commissioner Chandler.
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U. S. Treasury
John Snyder
London
Uncle Sam
England
U.S
U. S
Europe
Snyder
World Bank and Monetary Fund
Eugene Black
World Bank
Party Line On the Farm in Beacon Meeting
Communist officials including three from Moscow held an organization and policy making meeting at Beacon New York. The story surfaced for the senate judiciary subcommittee on immigration and reportedly came from Maurice Malkin of Brooklyn a former Communist official.
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Beacon, N. Y
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee On Immigration
Cone Maurice Malkin
Brooklyn
Return to Sarajevo Mirrors Cold War Fears and Balkan Hope
A writer recalls Sarajevo’s cracked pavement from the 1914 Archduke attack and links it to postwar Balkan tensions. The piece outlines three U S backed scenarios: Washington boycotts, Eastern Bloc unrest, and Tito’s Yugoslavia defending against Moscow, with U S arms stashed on Malta ready for rapid support.
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Yugoslavia
Franz Ferdinand
Balkans
Europe
U. S
Red Army
Tito
United States
Malta
Moscow
Greece
Deviled Swiss Cheese Puff Luncheon Dish
Newspaper style notes on luncheon ideas and recipes. Includes deviled Swiss cheese puff with ham, lima beans with sausage topping, and chicken baked with rice. Provides pantry tips and step by step instructions for preparing crowd pleasing family and guest meals.
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Limas
Louisiana
Aitken Defends Farm Aid With Parity Claim
Senator Aitken defends his namesake flexible farm support act saying it sets wheat and cotton price supports at 83 to 90 percent of parity and accuses critics of misrepresentation. He warned against new farm legislation that would delay the act until January 1, 1950.
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Aitken
Lynn Says Make Cooking Easy In Simple Ways
The piece suggests using a pastry blender to mash eggs for egg salad and sandwich fillings. It notes grating or shredding green peppers enhances flavor in salads and dishes. It also advises adding banana flakes to hot or cold cereal just before serving for extra taste.
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Lynn
Kitchen Hacks From A Frugal Cookbook
Practical tips on softening ice cream with brief hot water, whipping water to swirl eggs for neater poached eggs, and buttering pan bottoms to prevent scorching when scalding milk.
Rockets to gain longer range with fuel science progress
The piece argues that advances in fuel selection systems, driven by a fuller understanding of fuels and combustion, will enable longer-range missiles as current methods give way to more systematic design approaches.
Safety Rule for Axes and Saws Leafed in Ground Stumps
A safety directive states that axes and saws must lie flat on the ground when not in use and must never be embedded in the ground or stuck into the side of a tree. The rule emphasizes keeping tools away from hazards and preventing accidental injury.
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