British Farm Regulation Aims to Stabilize and Improve Efficiency
British agriculture faces strict regulation to prevent postwar slippage, with a bill in Parliament promising price guarantees for crops and animal products, plus future planning and a landowner duty. The plan emphasizes testing and enforcement, tenant and owner responsibilities, and steps from supervision to displacement if standards fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Washington
United States
Agricultural Land Tribunal
Learning to Live 4-H Club Week Promotes World Citizenship
The 4-H program built on Smith Lever Act roots highlights youth roles in democracy and world affairs. Clubs in Boone County West Virginia and Johnson Nebraska showcase community service from school lunches to damming streams and firefighting help, while California and Texas lead health and guide dog projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Club
4-H
Boone County
W Va
Whch
Johnson, Neb
Johnson
Dauphin County
California
Guide Dogs For the Blind, Inc
Sumner County
Kas
Kansas
Rusk County
Tex
Ramsey Workers
Nicholas County
Massachusetts
Texas
New York City
Washington
D. C
Chicago
Barbs and Bluster Stir National Mood Over Cat Week
President Truman dodges a National Cat Week furor while New Hampshire Senator Bridges warns Russia aims to turn Germany into a satellite. The exchange jokes about laryngitis and Churchill’s remark on Scotch prices as Democrats drift with less public danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
New Hampshire
Sea Styles Bridges
Russia
Germany
Alaska Moose Defend Railroading Role in Alaska
Governor Gruening defends moose on Alaska rail lines as a hazard and tourist draw. Rail manager John P. Johnson cites moose attacks causing delays and derailments, while the governor calls to treat them as a feature of railroad life rather than culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Washington
Lincoln
Fish and Wild Life Service
Department of the Interior
Kelsey
Department
Crane
Alaska
John P Johnson
Alaskan Railroad
Gruening
Interior Department
Johnson
Broadway Lights and News in a 1946 Celebrity Scrapbook
A collage of show business notes, vanity blurbs, and political chatter from 1946. Highlights include the Pilka Dot guild, Herbert Hoover circle rumors, Earl Williams zoned as a crown heir, Tribunes on Tris Coffin and Miss Missouri Compromise, plus Times Square chatter about Braden and Moscow diplomacy.
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Billboard
Hooper
Winn' Schiller
Pilka Dot Guild
Gink Todd
Cedar Rapids
Chill Williams
la Todd
Vanity Fair
Wieder
Casting Note Theatre Inc
Tito Guitar
Tris Coffin
Senate Press Gallery
Missouri Compromise
Washington
Fdr
Times Square
New York
Wolf
Jeck Whitney
Queens
R R Reynoldss
Madison Square Garden
Spruille Braden
Walter Bedell Smith
Moscow
State Department
Broadway
46Th
Harry Langdon
Hollywood
Midtown
Nino
Ann Sheridan
Lucille Ball
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Backhage
WNU Service
Eye Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Canada
North America
National Audubon Society
National Wild Life Refuge
Corpus Christi
Dakotas
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Bankhage
George Casely
Devon
England
Sylvia
WNU
Ber
Winston Churchill
Alma Archer
Mirror Be
Wty
Ralph Ingersoll
Clare Luce
Appleton
Jean Libman Block
Good Housekeeping
A J Crown
Mexico
Central America
Byrnes
Our Nation
Virginia
Pughisls
Western America
Bonner Cedar CO
Sandpoint
Idaho
Salt Lake Desk Exchange
West Broadway
Salt Lake City
Utah
BAKER
Chica
Rubon Mentholatum
America
FORD
Plymouth
Precision
Pacific Engine Precision CO
P.O
Siaflen
Los Angeles 7
Calif
Pinkham
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