Britons Face Socialist Press Clash Amid National Debate
A European opinion overview notes strong political talk in Britain as Socialists push a leftist program against powerful private press interests led by Lord Beaverbrook’s Daily Express with a 3.575 million daily circulation. The piece contrasts Conservative desertions aiding the Socialists and questions future electoral support as government faces press opposition. It also mentions political tensions across Latin America and Bolivia’s unstable leadership, including Villarroel’s cabinet reshuffle and the Bolivian crisis with interim figures promising elections.
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Delay Price Controversy: OPA Price Controls Under Review
Secretary Clinton P Anderson leads debate on when agricultural products will be repriced or de controlled. The proposal includes easing pre war profit margins for car and appliance dealers and ending OPAs maximum average price regulation for low cost clothing. It asks to cut subsidy payments below the planned 2.05 billion and defines how current costs affect wholesale and retail price ceilings. It retroactively applies from June 20 while shielding actions before enactment from violating price control laws.
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Sun Hi Sen warns US role fuels Chinese civil strife
Madame Sun Hi Sen, widow of the founder of the Chinese republic, says Kuomintang reactionaries seek civil war to provoke U S Russian conflict. She urges the United States to cut weapons and aid, warning Americans and Chinese alike that Western forces stoke discord and threaten China’s unity and liberty.
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Market Report Poultry and Produce in Chicago
Market report from Chicago dated July 22 notes weak conditions for eggs and various poultry items with prices fluctuating. US standards and extras are cited, receipts include dirties and checks, live pool steady with truck and car receipts. leghorn fowl and fryers show mixed prices amid nervous market sentiment and shifts in price control.
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Tokyo trial swerves as mis taudity ruling shifts panel
Attorneys for Hideki Tota and other accused lower criminals fought a drawn out hearing. The court declared a mis taudity amid a tense exchange. Major General Myron Cramer was seated as United Burt member replacing Massachusetts Justice Wiggins after prolonged testimony and a resignation by Justice Higgins. President Welty announced a majority ruling in favor of Cramey, a former US judge advocate. The case concerns alleged Japanese aggression in Manehari at north Cain with high stakes and shifting leadership.
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Davis Family News From Idabel And Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs Jess Davis returned Sunday from a visit with Mrs Lillian Davis in Idabel Oklahoma Mrs John Kent plans a Thursday trip to visit her son Rae Kent and daughters Mrs J Grierson Mrs AW McGannane and Mrs Muah Willard in Los Angeles California Dr and Mrs Thomas Brewster left Sunday for a month long vacation in Montreal North Carolina and Louisville Kentucky
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