Controls Necessary in Food Crisis Export-Import Regulations Vital for Curing World
In a wartime era pulse, the piece argues that world food relief hinges on extending export controls and tempering imports. It warns that unbridled exports push prices up, starving others while aiding the already rich, and urges Congress to align policy with global needs, not business interests. It notes bipartisan support for UNRRA relief and Greek Turkish aid but calls for decisive action on controls to prevent breakdown of aid machinery. The analysis contrasts fertilizer needs and oil to illustrate conflicting interests shaping policy and stresses the importance of realistic limits on both exports and imports to sustain worldwide recovery and avoid harming the US economy.
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WNL
Servier
Washington
Columbia
Wdd
United Native
San Princiyco
Potsdam
Bne
White House
UNRRA
Congress
Gwhfeh
Americas
Britain
United States
America
Humanity at the Crossroads in Pollen Shortage Debate
A British newspaper excerpt reports on pollen scarcity affecting bees and drones, noting social roles and hive collapse. It juxtaposes views by an American apiarist and a French writer Andre Visann, linking totalitarian patterns in insect society to human political ideologies and warnings of a new struggle between America and Communism.
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Walhington
Charles Meese
University of Ghia
Andre Visann
Vigson Caid
Wilder Tala
Columbus
Harman
Motrecte
Hegel
Mare
Uider
Farm Budget Cuts Hit Train Fares Increase Stir Debate
The House appropriations committee recommends an 83 percent cut in Agriculture Department funding for the coming year, threatening the AAA and soil conservation and farm price support programs. Critics warn of harm to veterans, low income families, and farm families, while ICC approves about a 10 percent rail fare hike for six eastern and northern lines to offset operating deficits.
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House Appropriations Committee
Department of Agriculture
Truman
Clinton Anderson
Anderson
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
AAA
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
ICC
Unfounded Hope on Rapid Housing Cost Drops
Real Estate Research Corp president James C. Downs Jr says a substantial fall in new housing costs is unlikely. He notes high national debt and global capital demand keep prices up, and that the housing shortage has grown worse over four years as builders fear high costs and buyers delay.
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James C. Downs Jr
The
Real Estate Research Corporation
Downs
Soviet abolishes capital punishment amid peace push
Moscow radio cites Russia's growing strength and patriotism as grounds for ending the death penalty. The message says peace can endure despite aggressive elements after Germany and Japan’s capitulations. Herbert Hoover counters, accusing the Soviets of blocking relief and delaying peace treaties with Japan and Germany.
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Russia
Moscow Radio
Germany
Japan
Herbert Hoover
United States
Appalling Waste Mounting Fire Loss Predicted Chicago
Frank Christensen, president of the National Board of Fire Prevention, warns of rising fire waste and life risk under a federal program. He cites aging alarms, poor housing, and arson trends as causes, noting higher hotel fires in 1940 and a surge in juvenile involvement in recent incidents.
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Chicago
Emage
Frank
A Christensen
Mational Board of Fire
Thierverttern
Truman
Kitaly
Luares
Nation Board
Sint
Henawin
Houta
Red Cross Edits Class To Bake For Cake-Hungry Vets
Jamaica New York context details a Red Cross nutrition initiative in Queens transforming the School for G L War Brides into the Red Cross School for Cake Hungry Vets. The program aims to teach home baking to wives and relatives of veterans, sparked by a poll showing veterans craving their mothers cakes.
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Red Cross
Jamaica
N. Y
G.t.s
New York City
Queens Red Cross
G.L
G.ls
Red Cross School
Ed Cross
Dorothy Wettemann
The
Grace Lohmann
Aviation notes show postwar aviation activity and training
The article details aviation topics including home baking programs at a school with noted experts. a Kansas City model aircraft contest. airport campaigns in Du Quoin and CAP expansion in Washington. It highlights summer fallow air surveys by planes in Kansas, future use of helicopters for prospecting, and a Wakefield era doctor using flights for rapid patient transport. It ends with West Point of the Air cadet training reopening at Fort Sam Houston with a 12 week course starting July 1.
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Kansan
Kas
Ampires
Model Aircraft Institute
Academy of Model Aeronautics
Washington
Etvic
du Quoin
Lions Club
Ite
CAP
United States
Army Air Forces
Kansas
Glenn H. Jobson
Kansas Production and Marketing Administration
Manhattan
West Point
AIR
West Point of the Air
Army
Alr Forewe
Mon Dolgh Field
San Antonio
Tex
Agmne UN
Horseback Trek To Follow Trails Into Adventure
A Belle Fourche venture offers a first summer horseback caravan from Belle Fourche to Devils Tower. Nine eight-day trips are planned for June July and August with 15 to 30 riders each. Western Trails Inc sponsors the tour through Black Hills National Forest into Bear Lodge mountains ending at Devils Tower Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
Devils Tower
Western Trails, Inc
Black Hills National Forest
Bear Lodge Mountains
Wyoming
Overtime Parker Meter Reform Aims For Quick Penalty
In Artiniothe Maryland a new paring metre is being installed at a focal pallee to allow overtime packers a chance to repent. Motorists are urged to visit the station within one hour and feed the meter with a nickel to avoid penalties. The short notice emphasizes prompt payment and compliance.
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Artinicothe
Petra
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