Meat prices and OPA ceilings spark meat market concerns
A Washington column argues price ceilings under OPA keep meat scarce as cattle and hog prices rise. Farmers delay market sales, fed by strong crops and pasture, while political timing and elections push possible price adjustments. Stalin comments on war risk without detailing army size, leaving diplomatic tensions unresolved.
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Washington
OPA
Paul Porter
White House Needs a Business Basis for U.S. Leadership
Baukhage argues the White House functions as the world’s largest organization and the president must balance party, Congress, and executive offices. He notes overwork, bureaucratic friction, and the need for a capable staff while warning against insider cronies hindering a true administrative system.
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WNU Service
Eye Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
White House
United States
Willard Kiplinger
Washington
National Committee
Democratic Party
Hannegan
Ickes
Wallace
Lincoln
Seward
Congress
Tommy Corcoran
Supreme Court
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
OWI
Wallace- Byrnes
Roosevelt
Colonel House
Wilson
Truman
Peace treaty for Italy approved at Paris conference
Molotov denounces the Italian Yugoslav border plan and Trieste governance as Russia opposes the treaty. The debate centers on a strong neutral governor for Trieste and a new Italo Yugoslav border, with Yugoslavia backed by Molotov against Western influence.
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Molotov
Paris
Italy
Russia
Yugoslavia
Lenin
Trieste
Optimistic Outlook for 1947 National Income Rise
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics predicts U S income will peak at 175 billion dollars in 1947, up six percent from 1946, with industrial activity strong but a downturn expected late in the year. Farm income may fall 10 to 15 percent from 1946 while non-agricultural wages rise about 10 percent amid higher employment.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Agriculture Department
Boan
Doan
Auto Seat Covers and Farm Machinery Ads Mixed in Notice
Classified snippets offer auto seat covers in plaid fiber and maroon leatherette with double stitching priced low at 11.95 for sedans and 8.45 for coupes plus postpaid COD from Lubbock Cover Co. Also listed is a private cotton gin for sale with 370s and 2,420 bales ginned, asking 2500 with Fuller Pedrick of Quitman, Georgia, plus scams on money with hobbies and a home building inquiry from Blank Woodridge in Washington DC.
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Lubbockeat Cover Co
Lubbock
Texas
Fuller Pedrick
Quitman
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