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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1946

Page

6

Nine Point Plan Aims to Avert European Starvation

Western Newspaper Union analyzes President Truman’s push for a nine point program to conserve wheat and boost production to aid Europe. The plan includes higher flour yield, reduced alcohol use, expedited grain shipments, and inflation controls. Also covered are Yamashita’s execution and UNO Greece Greece tensions plus Stamford Greenwich site opposition.

Truman Europe Department of Agriculture Philippines

Congress passes diluted full employment measure amid war labor strains

The house approves a softened full employment bill creating a three member economic advisory council to report annual employment and production by a seven member congressional committee. Debates voice caution on deficit spending while lawmakers say the bill may help.

House Senate Congress Congressional Manasco Dem Ala Judd Rep Minn

IKE'S BROTHER MAY HEAD AGRICULTURAL DEPT

Washington reports indicate internal signs point to Milton Eisenhower, brother of General Dwight Eisenhower, potentially heading the Agricultural Department. The piece argues Anderson faces resistance in Truman’s cabinet as debates over parity and world price theory continue amid farm lobbies and bureaucracy.

Agriculture Department United States Ike Agricultural Department Washington Truman Agriculture Anderson White House Milton Esenhower Eisenhower Farm Bureau Federation Farmers Union Lassiter Hudgins Congress Yparely Will Clayton Britain Clayton Byrnes

America's oil twins drive interdepartmental oil control row

Washington reports senators view the Pauley and Davies nominations as shaping oil policy and potentially placing Pauley or a confidant in control of naval and interior oil lands. Davies, once Standard Oil of California executive, aided Pauley and Ickes in tense Mexico octane plant lobbying, a clash that helped stop the project. President Truman jokes about being in the middle amid Palestine labor and international disputes as Braden faces cautious diplomacy in Germany.

America Washington Ed Pauley Sec Harold Ickes Ralph Davies Davies Ickes Truman Navy Interior Department Albert K. Fall Harding Teapot Dome Pauley Interior Standard Oil of California State Department Petroleum Administration Dean Acheson Senate Acheson Ackes Mexico

Honey output climbs in 1945 over prior years

Honey production in 1945 totaled 233,070,000 pounds, 23 percent above 1944 and 19 percent above the 1939-44 average. Beekeepers benefited from higher prices due to the sugar shortage, and packing shifts to one and five pound containers rose to meet increased retail demand.

Liquor Revenue Hits New Peak in 1945

Federal revenue from alcoholic beverages reached 2.4 billion dollars in 1945, an all time high. The total includes wartime excise taxes and occupational and other special taxes, about 14 percent above the prior peak.

Alcoholic Beverage Industry Bureau of Internal Revenue Data

Sewing Circle Medallion Pattern 7404 for Crochet

Sewing circle notice promoting a star medallion motif for crochet. Describes memorizeable design, use for small or large accessories, and references pattern number 7404 with directions. Includes call to join for supplies or instruction.

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