Offensives then and now Marshall and Moscow aims
General Marshall led two historic offensives in 1918 and during Normandy. The piece argues his two peace time aims at Moscow: secure a permanent peace treaty with Germany and end hostile ties with Russia to ease a Germany accord. It stresses Pan American teamwork and cautions on British imperial strategy as well as Tafts political prospects and a Truman cabinet note.
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Korea divides two world powers in a fragile settlement
Washington column discusses Korea as a flashpoint between the United States and the Soviet Union. It notes past promises broken, challenges in forming a unified provisional government, and the need for cooperation while reflecting on American education and social issues.
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Food prices seen leveling but inflation fears persist
The labor department warns of rising living costs while a Western Union report argues actual food prices are not yet justified for a new inflationary spike. It cites OPA history, hog and wheat crops, market deliveries, and government export policies as factors shaping the outlook.
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Cold in Moscow and a 1910 towel mystery
Reporters in Moscow warn foreign ministers to pack long underwear for an extended session. A towel marked 1910 is returned to the Pullman company, while a shirt sent to the laundry during an army enlistment in 1918 remains unresolved.
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Movement of people in county after census
Between V J Day and October last year 10 percent of the county's residents moved out according to a census cited by Business Week. The article notes a large exodus from the area within that period.
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