World Grain Crops Seen Rally For World Peace
American food expert Harry A. Bullis of General Mills says bumper crops could help keep peace by feeding populations and easing tensions. He notes European mood improves with near prewar crop levels, predicts slower meat price declines until herds rebuild, and critiques Truman’s proposed five year wheat pact, citing Russia and other factors.
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Gaynor Maddox
New York
Harry A. Bullis
Cheman
Board of
General Mills
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Bullis
Europe
Berlin
Department of Agriculture
Truman
Russia
Wheat growers doubt plan to fix prices worldwide
Argentina, among the world's great wheat growers, is not parties to the proposed agreement. The plan involves price fixing, and he is doubtful whether it would stabilize prices in this country.
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Gentina
Native Fauna Loss in Hawaii and New Zealand
The Hawaiian Islands and New Zealand have lost a great part of their native fauna. The text notes significant declines and extinctions among endemic birds and other wildlife due to human activity and introduced species. The impact highlights broader ecological loss in remote Pacific regions.
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Hawaiian Islands
New Zealand
94 Year Old Babysitter Lands In Jail
In Chicago on August 8 94 year old Alice King faced police after a west side movie theater disturbance. Assigned to quiet rowdy children she found herself jailed in the detective bureau amid a rumpus like scene. Theater manager Robert Hilpertshouser and several youngsters were involved as officers responded to the emergency call.
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Chicago
Alice King
West Side
Detective Bureau
Disorderly conduct leads to arrest after theater incident
The News reports Mrs King was removed to a cell to await a court appearance after a theater disturbance when Mr Hilpertshauser testified she refused to leave. Police investigated an auto crash on B&O tracks near Knoxville, found by midnight, later to Litten's Garage Brunswick. no injuries reported.
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Knoxville
Litten
Brunswick
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