New State Policy Retreat to Russia Sparks Debate
The piece critiques U S foreign policy shifts toward appeasement of Soviet interests and outlines arguments favoring military pragmatism over diplomatic appeasement. It cites Byrnes, Bevin, Truman, Marshall, Eisenhower and Mrs Roosevelt amid tensions over Greece Poland Iran and China.
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Bevin
London
Greece
Poland
Balkans
Iran
Turkey
UNO
Moscow
Teheran
Russia
Truman
General Marshall
China
Chiang
Eisenhower
Joe Davies
Canada
State Department
Roosevelt
Byrnes
Wage shifts in meat packing seen as housewife burden
The fact finding board urged a 16 cent wage rise for meat packers but said only 5 cents could be paid by the industry. The rest would fall to consumers or government. Small packers had already agreed to 15 cents with no price strings. Also noted: bread sale schemes violate war food orders and may waste loaves. Atomic tests risk becoming a study of water spouts.
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State Department
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Edwin E. Witte
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Mon Wallgren
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