How Communists Deceive Us in Postwar Era
A hostile column targets Howard Fast and Louis Adamic for links to the Joint Anti Fascist Refugee committee and Tito in Yugoslavia. It accuses Hollywood figures of fifth column activity and portrays General Mikhailovitch as betrayed after Roosevelt’s shift in Yugoslav policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Committee On
Joint
Refugee Committee
Howard Fast
Fast
Tom Paine
Joseph Broz
Tito
Yugoslavia
Joseph Stalin
United States
Mikhailovitch
Europe
John A. Kraft
Long Beach
Calif
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Balkans
Stalin
Kraft
Ploesti
Romania
E. H. Kraft
Louis Adamic
White House
Churchill
Eleanor
Adamic
Hollywood
Hitler
Spain
Roosevelt
Universal Military Training plan outlined in modern form
Washington outlines a national security training act creating a National Security Training Corps for young men. It would provide training and civilian readiness with a four-member commission, a general advisory board, and a selective training system, avoiding full armed forces until a national emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services Committee
House
National Security Training Commission
UMIT
National Security Corps
Senate Ratifies Inter American Defense Pact
The U S senate voted 72 to 1 to ratify the Rio conference defense treaty among 21 American republics. It guarantees automatic military response to external attacks and allows voluntary aid with post attack consultations. President Truman urged turning the Panama Canal into a sea level waterway and creating a unified Atlantic command. A separate inflation rationing bill proposed broad powers to allocate scarce resources, prompting charges of socialism from business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Vandenberg
Rep
Mich
U. S. Senate
Americas
Senate
Congress
Truman
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Adm
H. P. Blandy
Army
Navy
Iceland
Greenland
Caribbean
Senate Judiciary Committee
Averell Harriman
Secretary of Commerce
Spuds for cattle proposed as grain shortage remedy
New Jersey cattleman Eugene K. Denton tested feeding 20 yearlings a ground potato diet with salt and molasses for 25 days. The steers gained 1.4 pounds daily, supporting a simple formula. Kansas financier Alf Landon endorses Eisenhower for 1948 presidency. Eisenhower set to assume Columbia University presidency June 7, ahead of the Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Eugene K. Denton
Denton
William Ljundahl
Wee University
Brio Ah
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Landon
Roy Roberts
Kansas City Star
Eisenhower
Chicago
Kiwanis
Columbia University
Idaho’s Dust Bowl Phosphate Boom Fuels West Farm Economy
Idaho holds about 60 percent of the U.S. phosphate rock supply in a dusty region. J R Simplot built a superphosphate plant at Pocatello in 1944 to serve expanding Western agriculture, now producing 200000 tons a year of 18 percent phosphoric acid content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Intermountain and
Pacific West
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho-Utah-Wyoming
J. R. Simplot
Pocatello
Simplot
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Y Peourr
By Westbrook Pegler
UMT
Universal
Baukhage
Washington
House of Representatives Armed Services Committee
Army Information Digest
National Guard
Organized Reserve Corps
National Security Training Corps
Bankhage
Fort Knox
U. S
Big Medicine
Pat Wall
Savannah
le Roy Donnay
Glencoe
Minn
Profitable Dust Bowl
Business & Invest
OPPOR
Bennett Enterprises
Jensen Dr
Houston
Texas
A. D. Atken
Linton
Leakey
John W. Taylor
Fouse
Dallas
Waco
Franklin Ave
Hillsboro
T. Cannamore
Humble St
Goose Creek
GREER
Hermann Bildy
Boulder Teachers Exchange
Boulder Colorado
Dr. LeGear
LIMA
Rory Min
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Frontier Leather CO
Sherwood
Bellville
W. C. Morris
Woodsboro
Houston School of Horology
Houston ‘School OF Horology
Rele Cole
Foley
WNU
Doan
Doans
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