Truman Doctrine framed as preventive war shield across nations
WNI Service outlines U S and Soviet tensions centering on the Truman Doctrine for preventing global conflict. It argues bipartisan support in Congress, aid to Greece and Turkey, and steps in Germany, Hungary, and Yugoslavia aim to deter communism, with a warning of potential war if Europe descends into chaos.
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Congress
Menange
Greece
Turkey
Otire
United States
Britain
Germany
Red Army
Hungary
Furport
Italy
Aleiets Gesperi
Thwilen
Ise
Yugoslavia
von Cisusewicz
Europe
Russia
Advisory Commission On
France
Austria
Rnussia
Middle East
Balkans
Vandenberg
Sugar Rationing Halted and Meat Prices Soar
Sugar rationing for households and eateries ends as larger Cuban sugar supplies ease shortages and price controls continue through October. Meat prices rise nationwide due to seasonal factors higher feed costs and foreign purchases with declines expected in autumn beef runs.
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Miost
Secretary of Agriculture
Ce Anderton
Internaonal Emergency Food Council
United States
Cuba
Scrnnston
New York
Chicago
Favorable Forecast for Wheat Crop Near Peak Output
The Agriculture Department projects a U.S. wheat harvest of about 1.4 billion bushels this year, a record high, despite a wet spring that slowed planting of some feed grains. Winter and spring wheat forecasts are discussed, with regional gains in the Great Plains and West, and delayed plantings in the Dakotas and Minnesota due to cool, wet weather.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Seydor
Mur
Great Plaine
Texas
Oklahoma
Kanga
Nebraska
Colorado
Pil
Pacife
Giclahena
Dakeotag
Minnesota
Peacetime Mission: Weekend Fliers Lead Marine Air Reserve
Marine Air Reserve marks its first year of peacetime activity as 29 Leatherneck squadrons began in 12 months ago with weekend fliers. Brig Gen C P Sebitt and Gen Schilt describe training across skill levels and the upcoming summer maneuvers at Cherry Point North Carolina and El Toro California. The program adds ground control intercept squadrons and volunteer reserve training while prioritizing close air support and air defense.
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Peaturst
Marine Corps Aviation Reserve
Marine Air Reserve
C. P. Sebitt
Marine Air Reserve Training Command
Schilt
Marine Weekend
Cherry Point
N. C
el Toro
Califtrom
East Coast
West Coast Air Reserve
Marine Corps
Marine
Volunteer Reserve
el Mere
Air Power Week and Flying Club Scattered in National Air News
South Dakota Flying Farmers plan a statewide aerial pilgrimage over 100 towns this weekend led by Col Joe Foss from Sioux Falls with Clyde Ice directing a new flying service at Pierre. The Denver air power conference highlighted by Gov Knous and generals promotes air power as peace power. A Manchester Flying Club forms with 97 charter members as aviation interest grows. Dusting crops by air, power line patrols, and a coast guard test of emergency gear appear among diverse aviation topics.
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South Dakota
Joe Foss
Sioux Falls
National Guard
Marine Wee
Clyde Ice
Pierre
Aire
Army
Ice
Cecil
Charles
National Air Power
Rocky Mountain Empire
Denver
American Legion
Lee Knous
Leon W. Johnson
Fifteenth Air Force
Frederick B. Smith Jr
Civil Air Patrol
No Perfect Crime Foiled by One Patrolman in New Castle
New Castle’s night police force consists of a single patrolman, Francis J. Hewlett. Burglars broke into Platt’s grocery opposite the state police station and watched him from across the street. Hewlett telephoned the state police five miles away, alerting them. Ten minutes later state officers arrested the two burglars who watched Hewlett on his well lit desk.
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New Castle
Francis J. Hewlett
Hewlett
Platt
Man leaves artificial legs behind in Pittsburg, Pa
Police report a man walked away, leaving two artificial legs complete with socks garters and shoes. The legs were reportedly worn recently and found abandoned in Pittsburg Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburgil
F F A Boys Build Shop From Salvaged Lumber
Amunds Wadi report that Edmonds high school Future Partners of Armorica club is constructing a vocational farm shop from salvaged lumber. Members work under Harald Silverwalt Smulth Hughes instructor guidance, citing high building costs as a driver for self help in the project.
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Amunds
Wadi
Armorica
Edmonds High School
Wee
Paineetd
Harald Silverwalt
Smulth-Hughes
Rare Hybrid Offspring Names In Captivity Shown
A fragment discusses hybrids such as tigon and liger describing them as offspring of different big cats. It notes there being very few in captivity and contrasts parentage with animal names.
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WNI Service
Washington, D.C
Husela
Wally Invelyea
Amerikas
Observera
Transoma
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Aso
Truman
Soan
Vanderberg
Senate
United Nations
Ste
Springport
Mich
William Porter
Great Britain
Nagy
Soviet Union
Wilmington
Ohio
Long Beach
Calif
Karl T. Compton
Commission On Universal Military Training
Marine Corps Air Reserve
Idaho
Oregon
Enique Operation
John Riedl
Heywood-Gull Lake
Nissan
Minn
Minnesota Water and Light Company
Mesabi Iron Range
Ried
John Mattson
Coast Guard
Amdarviendelt
F.F.A
West St
Yodora
Foleg
Briggs-Stratton
Wisconsin
Engin
ConéiMia Limited
Wiite
Midwest
Locust
St. Karas
Sanus ET
Antral Ambien
Cole
Sasure Gill Rewndtte Toraeeo
Bucee 1 Chemical Corp Corpora CO
Ooigwlle 2
Lidia E.punkaam
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