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New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1948

Page

2

Threat to Oats Wheat in Some Pennsylvania Areas

State Secretary of Agriculture Miles Horst warns of a serious rust threat to wheat and oats in parts of Pennsylvania due to black stem rust from barberry bushes. In seven counties workers will remove infected bushes. crews to operate in Crawford, Lebanon, and Franklin counties. Barberry eradication has run 13 years as a Federal-State project.

Pennsylvania Miles Horst Erie Centre Susquehanna Lackawanna Crawford Lebanon Franklin Horst

Farm Groups Support Brannan Choice In Weekly News Analysis

Weekly analysis notes farm groups back Brannan as secretary of agriculture while a proposed Palestine truce request fails to gain traction. GM wage pact could set industry pattern, analysis suggests potential broader impact on labor and policy.

Brannan Palestine

Brannan Approved as Secretary of Agriculture by Farm Groups

President Truman’s pick Charles F Brannan to head the agriculture department wins broad farm group support. Brannan a former assistant secretary is praised as a farmer ally and reformer of parity laws seen as outdated by postwar producers.

Truman Charles F. Brannan Clinton Anderson Brannan Congress Brannon

War in Holy Land Escalates as Arabs Refuse Truce

Arab states rejected a U N call for a truce and vowed to press the assault until Israel renounces its new state. Haganah forces capture Acre while Egyptian aircraft step up raids on Tel Aviv and Arab troops claim major gains in Jerusalem.

U. N Palestine United Nations World Councils Israel Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha U. N. Security Council Security Council U. S United States Chaim Waizmann Truman Mr. Truman Weizmann Middle East Holy Land U.N Haganah Acre Tel Aviv Jerusalem

Pay Hike Creates Cost of Living Adjustments at GM

GM averted a 225000 worker strike by offering an 8 cent cost of living increase and a 3 cent efficiency boost. Wages adjust every three months to reflect the consumer price index, risking passing higher costs to the public. The plan, praised as a new approach, could influence other industries though its effect may be eroded by rising prices since 1940.

General Motors Corporation Bureau of Labor Statistics General Motors United Auto Workers OPA

Fewer Benefits Lost In Social Security Discovery

Inadvertent loss of social security benefits remains a major problem as people discover gaps and questions about eligibility. Officials note the issue involves many individuals and requires clearer guidance to prevent benefit reduction or loss.

Obscure Quiz Sparks Historical and Political Facts

The document lists exam style questions and answers on world capitals Mecca Riyadh and Baghdad. penicillin discovery. GOP nomination history with Herbert Hoover in 1928. Truman cabinet appointments totaling 16. Hartley as in Hartley-Hartley Act, with Fred A. Hartley Jr. cited.

Teague Israel Mecca Riyadh Philadelphia GOP Truman Taft Sen Robert. A. Taft Qhic Saudi Arabia Baghdad Iraq Damascus Syria Amman Trans-Jordan Beirut Lebanon Saria Yemen Herbert Power Kansas City Fred A. Hartley Jr

Don McNeill Celebrates 15 Years On Breakfast Club

Oratorical Flight notes Don McNeill as a vibrant symbol of ABCs rise in Chicago. The Breakfast Club toastmaster marks 15th anniversary June 23, hosting five mornings weekly since 1933 with off the cuff humor and no script.

American Broadcasting Company Chicago Don McNeill ABC McNeill New Jersey

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J. R. Haswell Pennsylvania State College Charles B. Hooker International Harvester Company Intercourse, PA Honey Brook American Legion Johnny BUICK Honey Brook, Pa J. Morris Sauder Bareville R. 1 Leghorn Broilers Roy E. Ream West Main Street New Holland, Pa Orn Ial Bey Es Commonwealth. OF Pennsylvania Department’ of Janes Duff, Genemor Bill Schoentgen WNU Union Voice of America Latin America House Wyoming Homer Capehart Rep Ind Senate Capehart New England Texas Nevada Las Vegas Reno National Broadcasting Oompany Alberto Reerah Gia’s the Navy John Sullivan Armed Services Committee Navy
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