France Now Staggers Toward Unity as Western Allies Reassess
The piece outlines Franco British and American concerns over a shifting French political scene after elections. It notes the rise of the Popular Republican movement and the potential impact on German policy and postwar European balance. It highlights hopes for unity among conservative French elements and a cautious approach to Soviet influence.
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Press Gets Its Azerbaijans Mixed Up
A humorous column notes mixups in reference to Azerbaijan and Baku, comparing geographic errors in American journalism. The piece likens misnaming places to confusing a Wyoming Buffalo with an Erie shoreline buffalo and jokes about readers confusing distant locations.
Rise in Foreign Food Output Sparks Caution on Exports
The weekly report notes increased foreign food production but warns export demand remains strong. Analysts urge continued tight controls on sharing sensitive technology and materials amid global supply shifts.
World crops and U S atomic plan in 1945 notes
FAO reports 1943 44 Europe will need substantial imports despite crops improving. Far East gains expected but rice remains short. Labor and industry see shifts postwar. U S proposals on banning atomic weapons spark mixed reaction, with calls for international control and limits on veto power.
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Europe
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Far East
Veto by Russia blocks UN General Assembly Spain talks
Russia vetoes a U S Britain plan to submit Spain to the United Nations General Assembly in September. The Polish government allied Reds call for immediate break with Franco, raising fears of a renewed civil war. In Palestine, Jewish extremists strike as 100000 Jews face entry limits amid Arab opposition. Bridges are attacked and kidnappings occur in Tel Aviv. Foreign ministers in Paris gain a concession with Russia to discuss Austria. Germany and Austria remain central to Europe’s postwar economic revival.
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Newsmen Admit Apprehension of A Bomb Mission
Navy correspondent aboard the USS Appalachian describes the Bikini atoll atomic test setup with journalists from multiple media aboard. He notes mixed nerves among reporters, the length of the voyage, and the elaborate preparations for the joint task force operation ahead of the July 1 test.
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Barbs and Parables on Style and State Affairs
A fragmented 1920s style piece mocks fashion, aviation, and politics. It dabbles in surreal imagery about well dressed cows and zipper outfits, then shifts to government intervention in mines and railroads and a sly critique of bookkeeping costs. The piece ends with a weathered quip about sunshine and clouds.
Traffic survey misreads draw from damaged text
Fragmentary OCR cites a 14a time slot and large numbers about Americans and a population in Miami Beach Florida. It mentions Singston New York and a survey about deaths and lives tied to an atom bomb, with 21 501 names referenced as repaired or lost.
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Feed Mills Slow Down Amid Ingredient Shortages
Large feed plants cut output as shortages of ingredients slash production. Ralph M Mield, president of the American Feed Manufacturers Association, warned leaders of the danger of runaway panic in the coming weeks.
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AVC Veterans Group Shapes Policy at Convention
The convention outlines aims to preserve constitutional rights, support free speech and assembly, promote private enterprise linked employment, and aid veterans including disabled individuals to reintegrate into society. A vice chairman election is noted with Gilbert Harrison chosen over Noy ris flelferd amid right-leaning shifts.
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Epeilian
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Noyris Flelferd
Government approves Geneva plant sale to U S Steel
The Justice Department ruled the Geneva Utah plant sale to U S Steel does not violate antitrust laws and will not affect future monopoly findings. It notes prior ALCOA bid rejection and signals aim to curb monopsony risks while Kaiser’s West Coast expansion looms. The Geneva facility sold for 47.5 million after a 20 million wartime build.
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Fontana
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Dry forces press local option to ban liquor sites nationwide
Dry advocates push for local option laws as hundreds of communities switch from wet to dry since 1940, affecting over 2.8 million people. Prohibition supporters organize counter efforts and monitor trends, while some groups back a congressional resolution to curb intoxicant use.
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Stys
Government Corporations Report Reveals Four Billion Dollars
A government report summarizes annual financial statements from executive agencies showing total corporate funds at just over four billion dollars. The document cites disbursements, expenses, and compliance with required filings, highlighting financial operations across departments and the entities involved.
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U.S
Towelp and Flower Mol 107 Hus Offer
A note describes an order request for towelp and the flower mol 107 hus with transtin of g 3 percent by 13 inches. It mentions current conditions and a need to fit most popular Aas and asks to send the order list.
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