Country Warned to Guard Against Race Disturbances
In Washington a small group urges quick steps to prevent race riots linked to demobilization. Alfred Mc Clung Lee cites a prior confidential alert predicting conflict without social measures. Advocates immediate actions include rumor control, monitoring incidents, and coordinating local leaders, police, clergy, and community groups.
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Labor Costs Reduced and Farm Efficiency Greatly Increased
Editor notes Farm Equipment Institute president George L. Gillette discusses postwar farm machinery progress. He cites Missouri tests showing machinery extends life and cuts labor, with tractors, harvesters, and mechanized systems boosting yields and reducing costs across crops and livestock.
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Modern Machine Farmer Builds Up for Prosperity
A look at postwar farming shifts shows the machinery industry backing soil conservation and improved fertility. Contour farming, terracing, and crop rotations prompt rebuilding, with equipment makers aiding farmers and government programs expanding soil conservation districts nationwide.
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Barbs and bon mots from a busy desk
A stream of quips on counterfeit squads mince pies and army dogs. The piece jokes about military access for dogs, prison terms for GIs, and census age quirks. It ends with a quip attributing a labor victory epigram to Sir Wilmot Lewis of the London Times.
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Repair for 1346 Lets Prevent Farm Machinery Breakdowns
It is easier cheaper and quicker to prevent a breakdown than repair one. Farmers in 1946 will use the same prewar machinery as in 1944. Each farm needs a sheltered workshop for servicing equipment during long winter months. Clean and store gear as it finishes its work.
Guest Columnists Take Over Winchell Page This Month
With Walter Winchell absent this month the column will be written by guest contributors. The departure marks a temporary shift in the feature and promises fresh perspectives across daily pages.
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