Draft Touchy Issue For Nation's Politicoes
A Washington dispatch analyzes postwar military policy and the looming draft debate. It notes veteran sentiment, potential troop reductions, and the political risk tied to ending conscription before full occupation plans for Japan and Germany are settled. It cites Maj. Gen. C. P. Gross on troop returns and projects 1,750,000 Pacific and 2,000,000 European redeployments.
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Washington
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Tax Question Spotlight on Growth of Co-Operatives in U S
The article surveys the rapid rise of farm and urban co operatives in the United States, noting 4 390 000 farm members and 10 300 co ops with major growth in 1943 44 billion in rural purchasing and marketing business 5 billion on a tax free basis. It discusses tax policy implications and potential shifts of tax paying firms to co operatives.
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Rochdale
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U S
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CIO
R. Wayne Newton
National Association of Co-operatives
Newton
Farm Credit Administration
Britain
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Middle Atlantic
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West
South Central
New England
East South Central
Mexico frees German prisoners and offers citizenship option
Bankage reports the Mexican government frees German prisoners and offers citizenship with a thousand peso land stake. They pick cranberries by machine while humans roast turkey. Business Week cites a rumor of prefabricated moving picture theaters at eight thousand dollars. YANK notes Jap chow worse than American camp meals.
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Business Week
Kaiser
Study of Co Op Principles At Catholic Rural Life Schools
Religious training schools sponsored by Catholic and Protestant groups across the United States this summer studied co operative principles and methods of action for rural and urban dwellers. Between June and September 67 rural life schools and institutes for Catholic priests and teaching sisters were scheduled by the National Catholic Rural Life conference. Not less than 30 000 priests and nvos were to be contacted.
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United States
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Nvos
Notes and Satire Blend From a New Yorker This Week
A collage of humor and commentary recounts Halsey and Hirohito references, jokes about government aid, and satirical notices. It spoofs radio panels, theater minutiae, and public figures like De Gaulle and Petain, with sharp asides on espionage and wartime policy.
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New Yorker
Halsey
Hirohito
Tokyo
Admiral Halsey
Turner
Frxample
Crochet Lamp Shade Cover Pattern 734 Offer
Advertisement urges readers to cover lamp shades with Jiffy Crochet using chenille or straw yarn. Describes options for new or old shades paper or silk and promises simple crocheted covers. Directs readers to send orders to a listed address.
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