Ireland Free State seeks peace with Britain over partition
Joseph D. first secretary of the Irish Legation in Washington says Ireland seeks cooperation with U S plans to aid Western European stabilization but cannot be at peace with Britain until all of Ireland is reunited. He cites the 700 year rebellion and the six counties as a rift, noting Irish unity hinges on reunification.
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Irish Free State Urges Sympathy for United Ireland
The Irish legation secretary described progress in making the Free State nearly self sufficient on the land. He argued that six counties are subsidized and held by Britain while claiming loyalty during the rebellion, comparing it to Maine’s separation during the American Revolution.
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Ireland feeds self with wheat and sugar beet output
Mr Brennan describes Ireland's wartime agriculture with 700000 acres of wheat against 20000 previously and sufficient sugar beets to supply shortages in the country and neighboring areas. He notes breaking up large estates with fair compensation, government funds backing countryside factories for clothing and textiles, and rapid river harnessing to provide rural power. He adds that hoarded money is being mobilized for these efforts.
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Ireland to push world peace role in Marshall Plan era
A speaker outlined Ireland’s position in world politics emphasizing cooperation and world peace. He described Ireland’s commitment to Marshall Plan rehabilitation with Western Europe, continued friendship with the U S, and expanded diplomatic ties for a united Ireland. Visiting Rotarians listed and attendees noted.
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