Western Europe seeks 19 billion aid amid U S Congress debate
Western Europe asks for 19.33 billion dollars over four years to avert economic catastrophe a U S Congress decision looms. Soviet deputy foreign minister Vishinsky denounces war propaganda at the U N while farm income in early 1947 hits a record high as prices and marketing income rise.
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Farm income likely to exceed 1946 record despite higher costs
Farmers see income rising in the second half of the year and possibly surpassing the 1946 record of 24.74 billion dollars for the year. Yet higher prices cut buying power, with goods costs up 26.2 percent and purchasing power up 2.9 percent despite a 29.9 percent rise in total income.
Mailed Fist Thumbs Down on Petkov Execution
Britain and the United States objected to the conviction of Nikola Petkov, Bulgarian Agrarian leader, who was hanged in Sofia after being found guilty of plotting against the communist government. Petkov had urged free elections and called for a boycott of the single candidate list for the November 18, 1945 vote. Russia refused to join a big power review, citing Bulgaria’s internal affairs.
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Fiorello LaGuardia Dies at 64 in New York
New Yorkers 45 000 strong paid last respects to Fiorello H LaGuardia at St John the Divine cathedral. The Little Flower of politics died in his New York home after a pancreatic cancer battle. He served as three term New York mayor and led UNRRA from March to December 1948.
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Birth Boom Forecasts School Congestion
The American Municipal Association warns that U S elementary enrollments will surge due to a 40 percent postwar birth rise. Current six year olds total about 2.5 million, with 3.3 million expected by 1953 and 23.4 million grade school children by 1956.
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U. S
American Municipal Association
Looking Ahead by George S Benson Warns of Coming Recession
Benson argues a severe six month recession may begin by August or September due to high costs and inflation. He cites wage boosts in 1945 46 as fueling inflated prices and warns a depression could follow if a firm wage price stance is not taken. He pledges to outline a better plan next week.
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Truman
Henry Wallace
OPA
Nebraska 1947 Hunting Laws and Regulations Summary
Open season details for ducks geese brants and coots across Nebraska with area limits, daily bag limits and special rules. Waterfowl begin at noon opening day. Includes pheasants doves rabbits squirrels raccoon opossum antelope deer and licensing requirements plus federal duck stamp and resident hunting permit rules.
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Walgren State Lake
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Wellfleet Lake
Lincoln County
Willow Lake
Cherry County
Wilson
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Seeaison
Crossword puzzle across and down clues list
Across clues include Asterisk Refuse of grapes River European and more with Solution in Next Issue Down clues feature football twist inland sea sovereign mineral spring all correct sole mn wonder rude cabin undeveloped flower light bedstead cushion silk chin pleasing to the sight peasant headdresses of bishops mimic earth as a goddess walked back and forth young salmon Ireland by way of man s nickname Puzzle Out Now And Look For
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Rat and livestock mentions in historical notes
A compact note discusses a large rat eating habits relative to growing chicks. It records that Imported Shorthorns were imported into Westchester County, New York, in 1792 and 1796. It also warns that apples should not be stored with potatoes or cabbage to avoid odor transfer, and celery should not be stored with cabbage or turnips.
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N. Y
Hybrids Prove More Productive Than Open Pollinated Corn
Hybrids yield at least 20 percent more than average open pollinated corn due to selected high yielding parent stock and better tolerance to adverse conditions and more uniform maturation.
Statement of Ownership The Osceola Record 1947 Nebraska weekly
Publisher Perry N Sapp Osceola Nebr editor owner Perry N Sapp Osceola Nebraska bondholders F W Boyd Jr Manhattan Kansas average circulation 1128 copies per issue sold or distributed twelve months preceding sworn before me September 26 1947 Notary Public D R Byers
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