Four Questions and Answers Quiz
The Q and A cover Washington Monument steps 898, first weekly comic magazine in 1848 Philadelphia titled The John Donkey, anchor ice forms at water bottom, moon temperatures vary from near 240 degrees below zero in shade to above boiling in sun, US rail miles about 233670, and Remember the Alamo linked to the San Jacinto battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Monument
United States
Philadelphia
John
San Jacinto
World Food Plan Seen Gaining U S Backing
Washington reports that 18 governments are in talks under FAO to shape a workable world food program. A World Food council would align trade and price stabilization with increasing production and distribution, with U S support possible after multilateral agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
Commission
Department of Agriculture
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
London
FAO
World Food Council
International Trade Organization
International Trades Union Organization
Mexico City
Copenhagen
Quebec
Washington
U S. Department of Agriculture
International Monetary Fund
State Department
Fear of Exhausting Ores Unfounded Experts State
Washington report argues the United States is not near mineral exhaustion. Experts say tin and nickel shortages are overblown while oil and tungsten supplies and tariffs shape policy debates. Senator Malone backs tariff flexibility and SEC scrutiny to loosen or direct mining ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Magnuson
Dem
Wash
Senate
Washington
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Capital Hill
Byrd
Truman
Congress
State Department
Orient
Canada
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Securities Exchange Commission
Interior Secretarie
Krug
Ickes
Croesus
Sen. Malone
George Malone
The
Industrial West
Public Lands
Commission
China
United States
SEC
A-bomb talk and women in government push
Washington reports Bob Gros question and Ambassador Novikov hint that Russia may have defense or secret of the A bomb. The piece also covers women’s plea to President Truman for more high office appointments, FCC representation, and a new no lame duck appointments policy affecting defeated lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bob Gros
California
Russia
Novikov
Gros
Truman
la Felle Dickinson
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Roosevelt
State Department
Katherine McHale
The
Association of University Women
Dickinson
Federal Communications Commission
Women’s Club
FCC
White House
Jim Mead
Mead
Senate
War Investigating Committee
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Wells Senna
Scott’s
Soretone Liniment
la Washington
Walter Shead
WNU
Washington Bureau
Eye St
N. W
U.N. Food Organization
International
England
Sir John Orr
Ira Eaker
Army Air Forces
Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Subcommittee
Milady
Gardiner Johnson
F. W. L. Tydeman
YALE
Paul Walker
Wheaton
Ill
New York Knickerbocker
Walker
NEW Vet Organization
Oren Lehman
New York City
New York
Veterans’ Organization
Veterans For Better Government
Gretchen Merrill
U. S
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Frank J. Wilson
Secret Service
America
Wilson
Granddad
Vincent Auriol
Jean Claude
Jean Paul Auriol
Grace Moore
Denmark
Gustaf Adolf
Sweden
Miss Moore
G.i.s
Western Newspaper Union
Japan
France
Italy
Germany
General Marshall
Chicago
Henry L. Stimson
Eisenhower
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