Greece Turkey war fears fuel Senate clash over aid
A column reports on Greece and Turkey defense fears shaping U S Senate debate over aid, with Senator Malone and other allies debating military options and the Marshall plan, amid warnings of possible conflict and diplomatic sensitivities. It notes opposition voices and calls for cautious action.
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Aleman Named Good Neighbor in Mexican Visit News
The article portrays Mexican President Aleman as a good neighbor to the United States after a friendly visit. It highlights mutual credit talks, loan arrangements, and plans for six new irrigation and power projects, including two Mexican style TVA projects, plus currency stabilization to ease dollar flows.
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Oklahoma Senator Shot and Long Distance Strike Settled
A gunfight in the Oklahoma Senate floor left Sen. Thomas Anglin wounded while Rep. James Scott was arrested. Earlier, long distance telephone workers won a $4.40 weekly pay increase ending a month-long strike affecting about 22,000 workers in 42 states, with other Bell system disputes settled on similar terms.
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Farm Productivity Increases in Recent Years
CHICAGO. A Northern Trust publication reports farm output by volume rose 30 to 35 percent above the 1935-39 average while farm workers fell about 10 percent. Mechanization, hybrid crops, fertilizer and lime use, plus shifts to labor-efficient crops raised yields. From 1940 to 1944, tractor production up 25 percent, mechanical corn pickers 35 percent, and grain combines and milking machinery over 50 percent. The piece notes potential for higher per capita living for farmers with these tools.
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