Congressman Seeks Mutual Help In Farm Policy Talks
Senator urged a spirit of give and take in farm policy discussions with Congress aiming to ease differences on subsidies. An Agriculture Department interpretation barred AAA information workers from paid promotional activity, tying to avoid lobbying on farm measures.
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Russell
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Gress
Agriculture Department
Marshall seen as artist and reformer by sculptor
Washington gossip column quotes Lt. N Tregor, a world renowned sculptor, praising General George C Marshall as a versatile humane leader who hates war, loves music and art, and who influenced UN strategy to minimize casualties through aerial and naval actions rather than land invasions. It describes his memory, prudence, and aristocratic kindness.
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Hugh Johnson
Tregor
United Nations
Genghis Khan
Richard Strauss
Wagner
Nietzsche
Hitler
France’s Defiant Role in European Liberation Revealed
In a 1940s analysis, Thomas M. Johnson argues French forces in Britain, Africa, and abroad could amass up to 500000 for a future invasion of Europe, aided by Allied ships, pilots, and weapons. He envisions a unified French army under Verdun’s spirit and underground resistance ready to ignite a liberation day.
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de Gaullists
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Syria
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North Africa
Giraud
Tunisia
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France
Verdun
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Vichy
Red Army
London
Henri Giraud
Charles de Gaulle
United French Council
Rains Destroy Tobacco Crops in Columbus County
Raleigh July 21 The N C State College Extension Service estimated 3,000,000 pounds of tobacco lost in the Evergreen section of Columbus county due to heavy rains. The area reported 16 inches of rain in six days washing ridge row fields level, according to extension specialists.
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N. C. State College Extension Service
Evergreen
Columbus County
Study of Livestock Development Begins
A South Carolina legislative committee began a tour to study livestock development across three states to prepare a statewide livestock program. The group visited farms and a large milk processing plant in Chester before planning trips to Statesville Lexington North Wilkesboro and Boone in North Carolina.
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Chester
S. C
South Carolina
Statesville
Lexington
North Wilkesboro
Boone
North Carolina
Civilian Defense Gas Officers Hold School
In Chapel Hill a three day school for North Carolina civilian defense gas officers will run August 5 to 7. Topics cover organization of gas defense history of chemical warfare gas properties detection masks first aid and decontamination. An unrelated tip advises tucking a clean handkerchief into a child’s dress pocket to aid last minute checks.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
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