Stassen plan on exporting 10 percent of exportable GDP analyzed
Western Newspaper Union reports Harold Stassen calls for lending 10 percent of exportable gross national product for a decade to world buyers. The piece critiques feasibility, size, and payoff, contrasting with Wallace and current export levels, and questions what raw materials would be lent.
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Washington
Harold Stassen
Iowa
Henry Wallace
Commerce Department
Stassen
Wallace’s
Greece
Turkey
Senate
Montana
Nevada
Truman Doctrine argued as preventive against conflict
In Washington the Truman Doctrine is framed as a preventive foreign policy to curb Soviet expansion. The piece traces policy steps from loans to Greece and Turkey to economic measures in Germany and Hungary, arguing bipartisan support aims to stop communism and prevent war without direct alliance warfare.
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Congress
Greece
Turkey
United States
Britain
Germany
Red Army
Hungary
Italy
Alcide de Gasperi
Yugoslavia
von Clausewitz
Europe
Russia
Advisory Commission On Universal Training
France
Austria
Middle East
Balkans
Vandenberg
Sugar Rationing Ends As Sugar Becomes Unrestricted
Government halts household restaurant and hotel sugar rations for the first time since 1942 as larger supplies and Cuba imports ease control. Price controls on sugar remain for industrial use with expiry set for October 31. Meat prices rise nationwide due to seasonal factors, costs, and foreign demand. Analysts expect autumn beef runs to reduce prices by about a quarter. The US accuses the Soviet Union of coercion in Hungary and calls for a joint UN probe. Nagy’s exile and the Communist takeover cited. A pilotless four engine transport makes a 2000 mile automatic flight from Long Beach to Wilmington, the longest completed solely by pushbutton control.
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Clinton Anderson
Congress
Scranton
New York
Chicago
Wilmington
Ohio
Long Beach
Calif
Favorable Forecast Sees Wheat Crop Hit New Peak
The 1.4098 billion bushels wheat forecast for the year, despite wet cold spring, marks a record potential crop led by the Great Plains and key states Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Colorado. Winter wheat prospects total 1.0931 billion bushels with spring wheat at 316.822 million. oats outlook declines to 1.2473 billion.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Dakotas
Minnesota
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Paul Mallon
Western Newspaper Union
U.S
WNU Service
Eye Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
United Nations
Bankhage
Spungport
Springport
Mich
William Porter
International Emergency Food Council
Cuba
Soviet Union
Great Britain
U. S
Nagy
Karl T. Compton
Commission On Universal Military Training
Umt
Business & Invest
OPPOR
Artcraft Co
I Ferris Ave
South
Norwalk
Conn
Home Furnishings & Appli
Garfield
Texas Shade
Dallas Street
San Antonio
Lone Star Onits
Pantex, Hoffman, Prosperity
SAN Antonio Dry Cleaning Machinery CO
Heiman St
8. P
Curt Grigg
Hopkinton
SAV
Richard Dickon
Battie Creek
Omaha
Yodora
McKesson & Robins, Inc
Bridgeport, Cons
WIU
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhame
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