Peak Farm Equipment Output Delayed by Shortages
The analysis notes production limits in farm machinery due to material shortages strikes and supplier delays. Output aimed at late-year peak with prior focus on worn parts to bridge the gap for plows planters and cultivators amid spring demand.
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Ford Urges End to Price Control to Free Production
Henry Ford IV calls for abolition of government price control except on food and rent to break civilian production bottlenecks and lower costs via competition. President Truman rejects the idea noting the risk of wild inflation and reduced purchasing power. clothing makers accuse OPA of insufficient stock while farmers debate an agricultural strike amid machinery shortages.
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Farm Poultry Income Seen Lower in 1546 by Rutgers Economist
Economist John W. Carncross of Rutgers projects 1546 farm poultry income will be somewhat below 1945 levels due to weaker egg demand after 1945’s all time high consumption of 390 eggs per person. He cites reduced consumer income, more red meat for civilians, and lower military needs as factors.
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Chiang Kai-shek ends one party rule in China opening campaigns
Chiang Kai-shek declares that political parties may organize and campaign under legal rights as the Chungking consultative conference plans a national assembly in May to draft a new constitution. Over 2,500 delegates will attend with the Kuomintang holding a majority and a 35-man all party committee to draft the document.
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British loan dispute draws royal and political figures to Washington
In Washington, Churchill, Lady Astor, Herbert Morrison, Sir Ben Smith and others arrive amid heated debate over a British loan plan. U.S. officials warn of civilizational stakes while public opinion shifts against the arrangement. Critics point to no interest for five years and uncertain repayment terms.
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UN relief agency ships seeds to nine nations and China
United Nations relief and rehabilitation administration dispatches over 50,000 tons of cereal and vegetable seeds, seed potatoes, forage and grass seeds, and seeds for oil and fiber to nine European countries and China to boost human food, animal feed, and industrial production.
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Profit margins by industry in 1944 SAC study shows cigars lead
A SEC survey of 1943 44 profits and operations finds cigaret te manufacturers with 39 percent net on 1.6 billion in sales, defeating meat packers at 1 percent net on 4.7 billion. Distilleries net 38 percent on 1.23 billion, while grocery specialties post 4.1 percent on 954.98 million.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
SIC
Pineapple Dolly Crochet Pattern No 5186 Offered
Pattern No 5186 Pineapple Dolly requires three balls of cotton thread and yields a 16 inch across pineapple motif with palm leaves around a center diamond. Send 16 cents, name, address, and pattern number to obtain full instructions.
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