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Government black list for war potential commodities outlined
Forrestal can veto items aiding foreign military buildup while agencies like State and AEC advise. The gravest blocks likely include autos parts tires and certain machinery with farm equipment possibly licensed. Caterpillar type tractors would be blacklisted. Commerce Dept seeks to ensure Russia keeps chrome and manganese ore shipments, crucial to steel, to prevent cutoffs.
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Forrestal
State Department
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Sawyer
Commerce Department
Russia
Fuller brushman rises from basement start to national figure
Hal Boyle profiles Alfred Puller, the Fuller brush man, noting a basement start in 1905, a door to door empire now valued at millions, and a typical dealer profile of a 40 year old, married with a home, a car, radios, and a broad sale of 135 items. Stories include dramatic rescues and a former dealer who built a $3 million annual volume by 1946.
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Beekeeping Note Sees 43 Degree Cellar Ideal
A cellar temperature of 43 degrees is considered ideal for wintering bees, providing a stable environment that supports hibernation and minimizes stress during the cold season.
Local Parent-Teacher Association names new president
Mrs Cleede Pytent has been named president of the Parett- Tacher Association succeeding Mrs J O W. Eety. Officers elected include Mrs Ted Gorte meller as vice president and Mrs Vir Guest as another officer. The guest speaker was Rev. Chates a pe te Fares Metheeistef who spoke on Laying tus for One World.
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Chates A Pe Te Fares Metheeistef
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