Japan must reforest to solve pulpwood shortage
Harold E. Murdock of General MacArthur's forestry division says Japan cannot rely on imports to ease its pulpwood scarcity. Reforestation is Japan's only solution. He recently returned from Montreal where he attended a FAO UN conference on pulpwood issues.
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Tokyo
Japan
Harold E. Murdock
General MacArthur
Natural Resources Section
Montreal
Food and Agriculture Organization of the
United Nations
Vandenberg Faces Push For GOP Foreign Policy Attacks
In Washington on December 8, Republicans pressure Senator Vandenberg to steer GOP attacks on the administration’s China Spain and Israel policies. With Dulles defeated in New York, party leaders seek sharper critique while maintaining bipartisan foreign policy.
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Vandenberg
R-Mich
China
Spain
Israel
Michigan
Brewster
Maine
Knowland
Senator Dulles
RN Y
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Dulles
Lehman
Taft
Ohio
Malone
R-Nev
Jenner
Tax claim against Frank Nitti upheld in federal court
A federal tax court in Washington upheld the government's 441,237 claim for income Nitti evaded and penalties from labor racketeering and gambling ventures. The decision notes Nitti killed himself in March 1943 after indictment. associates Browne and Bioff faced similar charges. The ruling finds wife liable up to 125,000 while son escapes liability. references warded assets include 146,490 in holdings, 29,970 to son, and 125,000 to wife.
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Federal
Chicago
Frank Nitti
Revenue Bureau
Nitti
Frank Nitto
George Browne
Browne
William Bioff
Bioff
Joseph
Retail sales in Biloxi rise in October
The Commerce Department reports Biloxi Mississippi among four southeast cities showing an increase in October retail sales in independent stores from the year earlier, with a nine percent gain. Augusta leads southeast gains at 11 percent, while Savannah and Kingsport post one percent gains.
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Atlanta
Biloxi
Miss
Commerce Department
Augusta
Savannah
Kingsport
Tenn
Johnson City
Birmingham
Gulfport
Bistol
Coahoma and
Quitman
Clarksdale
Chilton-Perry Area
Alabama
Coahoma-Quitman County
Mississippi
Marrison-Stone Counties
Medical dues decision near in AMA to fund fight
Washington December 8. A decision looms on whether American Medical Association members will pay annual dues up to 25 dollars to bolster finances for all activities including opposition to socialized medicine. About 120000 of 141000 members would pay, yielding roughly 3 million dollars, with retired doctors exempted.
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Frank Carey Washington
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Board of Trustees
Francis Borzell
Philadelphia
A. M
Borzell
Senator Douglas outlines substitute to Truman health plan
Senator Douglas proposed a national education program and a substitute system to cover medical costs. The plan would pay costs above thresholds tied to family income, with up to 150 dollars per year or five percent of income, whichever is smaller. Financing comes from a payroll tax of about one percent shared equally by employer and employee.
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Nance
Douglas
D.-Inl
Truman
Reed G Barton flatware lines and pricing snippet
A fragmented OCR snippet lists Reed G Barton flatware items and prices including ice spoons forks and tomato servers. Brands referenced include Francis First French Renaissance Moarsborough Burgundy and general figures like 66.00 50.80 and 53.60 with assorted percentages and repeats.
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Rere
Reas Sdabo Soars
Atefss
I Os Alee Ss If
Francis First
French Renaissance
Moarsborough
Burgundy
Lee
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