U S To Sponsor Wheat Agreement
United States prepared to sponsor an international wheat agreement as a practical method to control production and marketing of western hemisphere crops. The plan, to be submitted at a conference of major wheat surplus nations, envisions equitable market division, production controls, and an ever normal granary reserve.
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Washington
United States
Western Hemisphere
State Department
Argentina
Australia
Canada
United Kingdom
Gratitude For Kindness After Bereavement
The Fenski family thanks friends and organizations for sympathy after their loss. They mention the C N W freight house employees Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Lady Trainmen and Rev Wilcox plus singers for support. Additional thanks go to Mr and Mrs Richard Fers Jr Mr and Mrs Robert Fenski and family Mr and Mrs Ray Fenski Mr and Mrs Harold Sepere.
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Brotherhood of Railway Lerks
Wilcox
Rose Fenski
Richard Fers ‘x, Jr
Robert Fenski
Ray Fenski
Harold Sepere
Ady
Syria as a pivotal theater in the war effort
The piece argues that Syria controls crucial oil routes and supply lines linking Mosul fields, Tripoli, and Haifa, shaping Allied and Nazi strategies. It contends Syria’s fate influences British power in the Eastern Mediterranean, Turkish neutrality pressure, and potential Allied moves through Iraq and Iran toward Russian Turkestan.
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Iraq
Iran
Crete
Mediterranean
Mosul
Syria
Tripoli
Haifa
India
Russia
Fnce
Russian Turkestan
Caspian
Indi
Turkestan
Gul
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UICE
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Loyd B
Ruth) Cronholm
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Aberdeen
Cronholm
South Dakota
Cronhohm
Cubwomen
Betier
Teger Creem
Bie. Loyd B. Cranholm Ipewich
Sih
Federation of Women’s Clubs
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MacKenzie
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Suez Canal
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Turkey
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Trou
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Thesulta Gee
Tonia Tal
Ee TaxBuinch
Penney
Golden Dawn
BAR Harbor
Jock
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