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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1946

Page

2

Stabilization policy aims to spur postwar production in U S

The Truman administration unveiled a wage price policy setting wage increases of 15 to 17 percent and allowing price boosts to protect prewar profit margins. John Snyder led conservatives pushing broader controls to avert inflation while Bowles administers the plan. The move seeks to resume mass production and ease bottlenecks, with ongoing price controls and subsidies extended. The report also covers U S and Argentine relations, the blue book accusing Peronist regime of collaboration with the Axis, and global food and production outlook for 1946 including meat, bread, and rubber shortages and rising horse and goat slaughter amid wartime demand.

Truman John Snyder St. Louis Snyder OPA Chester Bowles Bowles Italy Germany French North Africa France Spain India China Europe Russia

National Guard postwar strength outlined

Plans to expand the national guard to 622,500 officers and men. Ground forces total 571,000, air wings 47,600, and miscellaneous services 4,000. Prewar levels were 295,000 ground and 5,000 air. New York leads with 47,777, followed by Pennsylvania 39,580, California 30,568, and Illinois 32,908.

America National Guard New York Pennsylvania California Illinois

Denis Ickes resigns cabinet amid Truman testimony row

Harold Ickes quits after accusing Pauley of fund raising for 1944 campaign and Truman of possible testimony inaccuracy. He warns about underwater oil reserve politics affecting 1946 and 1948 elections and accuses president of pressuring for state control and campaign needs. Ickes says he may not oppose 1948 re election but backed Henry A Wallace in 1944.

Denis Harold S. Ickes Department of the Interior Truman Edwin W. Pauley Navy Harold Ickes New Deal Harold Ickes Pauley Henry A. Wallace

Grain Movements and Air Travel Rules Dominant News

Emergency meeting in Chicago urged President Truman to speed box car movement and clarify price and tax rules to spur grain shipments. Federation notes 400 million bushels handled. car shortages and price controls hamper markets. Also reports U S Britain air travel pact allows commercial flights from Atlantic bases with no flight limits. Rural Electrification nears in northeast. 77 percent of farms now have central station electric service.

Chicago National Federation of Grain Co-operatives Truman Federation Minneapolis-St. Paul U. S Britain Hamilton Bermuda Atlantic Newfoundland British Guiana Caribbean Provisional International Aviation Organization Rural Electrification Administration

Boundary Problems Plague Peace Makers

The Big Five committee faces Italy and Austria over the southern Tyrol as part of postwar treaty talks. Italy resists transferring control due to hydro electric investments along the Adige river, while Austria seeks access to regional agricultural outputs such as potatoes, cabbage, apples and pears.

Big Five Italy Austria Tyrol Adige

Mother Knows Best How to Hear Johnny

Mr. Smith grew annoyed when Mr. Jones rowdy son interrupted their talk by marching about the room and banging the coal scuttle with a poker. He warned that such din would earn severe punishment if it were his child. The wife was blamed by Mr. Jones who echoed the claim that she lets him make noise to keep him quiet.

Mr. Smith Mr. Jones

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