European Money Used On Aids To Marshall Plan
The piece describes CECA and US efforts funding postwar recovery, noting France selling bonds totaling 300 billion francs boosting the franc, with private investment rising as the war plan proceeds. It highlights investment trends in France, Western Germany, and Greece, and projects 20 percent of national income reinvested to modernize industry. It also discusses broader expectations for Marshall Plan countries and the need for consumer sacrifice to sustain gains.
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Clarke Beach Washington
Euro- Waymoney
Teale
Marshall
Emali Teaver
Dol
Europe
Ecqi Cooperation Adminiatra
CECA
Ree
Ragevon
France
Friends of
Anuna
Waly
Prince
Ire
Germany
Ital
ECA
Greece
Marchall
United States
Tough Old Trout Still Free At Watkins Glen
Scarhead, Catharine Creek's famed old rainbow trout, has escaped again near Seneca Lake. Local fishermen reported four netsmen and a silver spoon lure missing catches as Scarhead swam free, earning his nickname from the hooks’ scars.
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Watkins Glen
Catharine Creek
Seneca Lake
Learhead
Scarhead
Too Many Lawyers Stanford Decides
In Palo Alto Cal up 14 500 lawyers in the field with 1 000 more to be admitted this year and 5 000 students in law schools the local profession nears saturation says Prof James Brenner head of Stanford University Law School who announces enrollment cuts this fall Brenner urges new lawyers to enter rural areas.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Californls
James Brenner
Stanford Unisity Law School
Brenner
Orees
Pole debunks claim of Poland as communist Eden
In Ottawa a Pole used photographs to argue Poland was not a Communist heaven as Father je Brousseau joked with the Rich elieu Club. The Pole planned a self image protest showing himself standing if all was well and sitting if not, but the released photo showed him lying down.
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Ottawa
Je Brousseau
Richelieu Club
Poland
Brousseau
Cengo
Ship of Letters
Expert Tells What Marriage Requires
CHICAGO (UP) Mrs. Emily B. H. Mudd of the Philadelphia Marriage Council outlined for National Parents Teacher magazine the essentials for a successful marriage. She cited the need for steady employment, sufficient income to support home and children, and the knowledge to maintain a comfortable household. The remarks contrasted urban legal work with other professions, noting San Francisco's large number of lawyers compared to cab drivers and doctors.
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Chicago
Emily B. H. Mudd
Philadelphia Marriage Council
National Parents Teacher Magazine
San Francisco
Fragmentary notice on household duties and health
The text lists skills and knowledge areas including cooking, diet, budgeting, financial protection, health, sexual education, and childrearing planning. It appears to be a fragmented outline of household education topics with unclear context or attribution.
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N. Foster St
Walgreen Digency Drug Store
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United Time
Steedy
SFEEL
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Pat Errs
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