Turning World Food Aid Into Export Control Debate
In a Washington column BAUKHAGE argues the president shoulders many duties as postwar leadership shifts. He calls for clear public focus on the world food crisis, preserving wartime export controls to avoid price spikes while weighing fertilizer imports to sustain European recovery and US production. He also notes political fear and the rivalry of ideas between Americanism and communism, warning of totalitarian risk if civilization abandons ethical limits.
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Eye Street
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Washington
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Columbia
White House
United Nations
San Francisco
Harddy
Golden Gate
Potsdam
Congress
Leost
Enn
Greas
Britain
United States
America
Charles Reese
Apiarist
University of Ohio
Reese
Andre Wisson
Visson
Columbus
Nietzsche
Hegel
Marx
Hitter
Hitler
Onda
Bethive
Anthi
Bill to fund school aid approved by Senate subcommittee
A Senate Public Welfare Subcommittee approved a bill to grant states 300 million dollars to equalize educational opportunities. The vote was 6 to 1 with Senator Forrest Donnell dissenting. The plan sets a minimum federal grant and ties increased aid to state spending and income.
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Washington, DC
Senate Public Welfare
Forrest Donnell
Rep
George Aiken
Rep. VL
Donnell
Setiup
Kittenball Season Kicks Off Next Week
Kittenball season starts soon with lights at the Millan ball diamond ready by Motriay. All team managers should organize squads and contact Sox Lamm to arrange the schedule. This is a good chance for anyone interested to form teams this year.
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moMillan
Motriay
Sox Lamm
Jess
Sugar Ration Proposal Aims Extra Canning Sugar
Washington official outlines plan to provide housewives an extra 15 pounds of sugar for home canning this year. Sugar chief James H. Marshall argues it is better than broad revival of household rationing though overall supply will not cover all households.
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Washington, D. C
Agriculture Department
James H. Marshall
Horse Banking Committee
Inquiries About Returning War Dead From County Funeral Directors
Funeral directors are receiving inquiries from next of kin about making application for return of war dead from foreign lands. The total number of applications cannot be determined yet as families may send requests directly or confer with their funeral directors. Directors here and in the county have assisted in preparing several applications and recording information.
Mental Illness Talk at Kiwanis Meeting Highlights Speaker
Kiwanis members heard the first section of Dr. William H. Megorden's talk on mental illness before he left for a hospital call. Two members Will Dyall and Manley Frazer were honored for birthdays and shared brief memories of Mrs. Pleasant. Guests included Bud Brown, A. Cotrell, Dr. Morris Morgan, and Willis Chrissinger.
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Kiwanis Club
William H. Megorden
Megorden
Will Dyall
Manley Frazer
Johns Hopkins University
Sheridan
Wyo
Morris Morgan
Town Wesleyan
Willis Chrissinger
The
Chub
Toby and Susie Show Receipts to Ottumwa
Neil Schaliner reports that the Toby and Susie show at New London is shifted this week due to a conflict. All receipts from the show next Saturday evening will be donated to flood relief in Ottumwa. The production will be Little Sister Fixit.
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Neil Schaliner
Toby and
Susie
New London
Flood
Ottunwa
Little Sister Fixit
Fifteen Attend D of I Meeting at St Alphonsus Hall
The D of I meeting at St Alphonsus Gasholie Bureauly Hall Monday evening drew fifteen attendees. They voted to give $10 to Father Flanagan to renew the honorary citizenship of Boys own.
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St. Alphonsus Gasholie Burely Hall
Father Flanagan
Olds Family Welcomes Daughter in California Birth
Mr and Mrs Russell of Los Angeles announce the birth of their daughter on Wednesday. The mother is Leote Huston formerly Mrs Yuston. Mrs John Yuston left Thursday to California to meet her new granddaughter. Mrs Oscar Tolander is a patient at Memorial hospital in Pleasant.
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Isill Russell
Los Angeles
Calif
Russell
Leote Huston
John Yuston
Lane
California
Oscar Tolander
Memorial Hospital
Me. Pleasant
Local Residents Attend Fraternal Week Events
Ton Lantz and J W Gray of Mi Pleasant attended the Grand Chapter of Masonic Lodge week at Davenport. Mrs Austin Zingy and family from Columbia visited Lash week at the Tomer lodge home. Mrs Jack Williams of Tucson Ariz visits her parents John Phorall. Mrs Gna Tanghlin of ME Pleasant spent Wednesday with Chinley Tagmanson. John Alvine Sr was a guest.
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Austin Zingy
Columbia, Mo
Lash
Tomer
Gna Tanghlin
Chinley Tagmanson
Tosdy
Ghorley Tagmanson
John Alvine Sr
Mirror guards women with new home safety device
More than four score would be intruders thwarted by a “magic under door inter viewer” that lets residents see callers without revealing themselves. The unit, adapted from a Libbey-Gwen-Pord Glass Co design, won safety honors for protecting homes from intruders. Mr and Mrs C R Fankhouser left Tuesday for a two week vacation visiting relatives in Charles City and Moonsocket Dak.
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York
Libbey-Gwen-Pord Glass Company
C. R. Fankhouser
Mr. Fankhhouser
Charles City
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