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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
3
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A News Analysis notes how housing in prewar Moscow averaged 45 square feet per person with privileged workers fairing better, while Washington DC's smallest units total 250 square feet. It cites Harper's reports on Ukraine and UNRRA observers, describing six square meter living spaces in Kiev and shared facilities, and argues heavy industry plans will keep Russians in scarcity for years.
Political leaders from both major parties expect voters to hurl brickbats at incumbents next month as a response to postwar discontent. Analysts cite Dewey and GOP strategy, while Democrats like Senator Russell of Georgia note the natural backlash after conflict. A recent letter to a Democrat congressman fuses blame on current government, and observers weigh implications for New York’s gubernatorial race and national campaign frames. Elizabeth Gray Vining invited as tutor to Japan’s crown prince, with commentary on international image and moral cleanliness.
President Peron and cabinet witnessed signings with Britain's Reginald Leeper and Argentina’s Juan Brambuglia on three accords. Britain to buy up to 78 percent of Argentina’s exports next year with price boosts, while rail shares swap and wartime balances terms aid debt and investment. Meat shortages persist as 96,000 butcher shops close and workers idle. OPA pledges to adjust ceilings to ease restaurateur hardship. Simultaneously, Yugoslav authorities arrest Archbishop Stepinac as Tito era tensions rise, with Croat leader Macek linked to anti-Tito plots and suspected expansion of Croatian state aims.
Washington plans a vast public works program financed by local funds and federal aid. The Federal Works Agency reports 7,560 proposed projects totaling 3.76 billion dollars, with 4,630 approved for planning and 32.26 million advanced. Projects include water mains streets sewers schools and hospitals, with 85 million available for state planning. Field says the aim is emergency job creation if needed but primarily to provide needed public works promptly.
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