Pravda Attacks Truman Greek Turkish Policy Again
Pravda, the Soviet communist paper, denounced Truman's Greece Turkey aid as imperialist expansion in disguise. It argued the plan reinforces a reactionary regime in Greece and imposes American domination, while questioning the need for aid to Turkey and suggesting UN involvement.
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Eddy Gilmore
Mooscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Truman
United States
United Nations
Izvestia
Greece
Turkey
Soviet
Russia
Joseph Stalin
George C. Marshall
Stalin
Marshall
Foreign Ministers Council
Spain
Winston Churchill
England
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Ambassadors return as Greco Turkish aid plan nears House debate
Porter sails from Athens after briefing on a fast tracked economic report for Greece and Turkey aid. Congress plans to introduce a Truman aid bill in the coming week amid questions on overall commitments and a proposed 100 million building program shaping state government costs.
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Greece
Athens
Treman
Turkey
Porter
Truman
Fidence
House
Highway program and education funding in state budget
The plan prioritizes highway funding from earmarked revenues, with potential gasoline tax increases earmarked strictly for roads. Separate from Folsom's request for 57.6 million in new money, the budget includes a large appropriation for scenuals and a 91.701 million total requested appropriation based on committee budgets. The educational trust fund would receive 30.253 million, leaving 22.528 million to cover. Of that, 15.5 million would fund a minimum program for public schools and salaries for teachers. Welfare department budgets rise nearly 17 million to boost old age assistance to about 45 dollars monthly, drawn from the general fund and education account. deficits in other revenue channels push total requests to 57 million increase. The educational trust fund receives 30.253 million estimated incoming.
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Folsom
Finance and Taxation
Special Educational Trust Fund
Welfare Department
Treasury
General Fund
Educational Trust Fund
New Arizona Inventor Develops Yucca Fiber Extraction
R S Chapman of New Mexico unveiled a new process to extract fiber from the yucca plant. The note adds that smoke has long been used to screen troop movements from hostile observation since Biblical times.
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R. S. Chapman
New Mexico
Price Drops By Fall No Recession Seen
Commerce Department forecast says price declines by next fall on top priced items like food and cotton goods, with a mild downtrend not near a recession. Study of 675 wholesale products notes uneven declines and continued profits as prices ease and demand shifts toward hard goods.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Commerce Department
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