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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1945

Page

2

Charting Postwar Reform in Japan Under MacArthur

Western Newspaper Union analyzes U S plans to dismantle Japan's wartime business dynasties led by Mitsubishi Sumitomo and Yasuda and to spread ownership. It details wage and price controls, rationing, asset accounting by Gen MacArthur, and a projected sale of major commodities to rebuild Nippon over two to five years.

Douglas MacArthur Japan U. S Nippon MacArthur Hirohito Mikado Bank of Japan Mitsubishi Sumitomo Yasuda Mitsui Germany Higashi-Kuni U.S

Farm program may curb 1946 output and impose quotas

Secretary Clinton Anderson signaled smaller harvests may be needed as demand shifts postwar. He backed price support at not less than 90 percent parity for two years after the war and floated marketing quotas to curb crop surpluses. He also noted veterans’ job rights and labor disputes as unions press wage claims and staffing responds to wartime rolls.

Clinton Anderson Anderson Truman Farm Bureau Lewis Schwellenbach CIO Northwest AFL New York War Labor Board

Occupation Plans Narrow Germany Force as Postwar Talks Continue

U S authorities aim to cut occupation manpower in Germany to under 400 000 by spring and to skeleton levels within years while Mac Arthur signals no more than 200 000 troops for Japan. Germans may elect local officials soon, and POWs are being trained to assist in administration and policing under democratic guidance as Big Five ministers adjourn amid complex postwar peace talks and possible direct U S Britain and Russia negotiations.

MacArthur Japan U. S Germany Reich Pws Big Five Council of Foreign Ministers London Europe Britain Russia Mediterranean Balkans Washington, D. C Moscow

Kaiser Frazer plans at Willow Run plant and stock deal

Henry Kaiser announces the Kaiser Frazer Corp with Graham Paige at Willow Run to build low and medium priced cars along with tractors and farm implements. The new venture will invest 15 million dollars financed by private and public stock, with Graham Paige taking a 250 thousand share stake valued at five million.

Henry Kaiser Graham Paige Willow Run Graham - Paige Joseph W. Frazer Graham- Paige Kaiser-Frazer Corporation Kaiser-Frazer

Cake recipes tempt with sugar-lite favorites for fall

This clip outlines ready to bake fall friendly cakes from Bran Devil's Food Cake to Marmalade Tea Cake. It includes ingredient lists and step by step mixing directions designed for homemakers to bake in cooler weather and please hungry families.

Lynn Chambers Recipes for Veal Shoulder and Cakes

A collection of Lynn Chambers menu items and cake recipes. Includes stuffed veal shoulder with onions carrots potatoes and cranberry orange salad, plus sour cream spice cake gingerbread upside down cake and whipped cream with gelatin method. Also notes bake times and temperatures and a Western Newspaper Union release.

Few college lettermen unfit for military service

A survey by the American College Publicity association finds only 4 percent of college lettermen rejected as physically unfit. Among 9,635 lettermen in 119 colleges in 1941, just 358 were found unfit for service.

American College Publicity Association

Push Fight on Polio Reaches Record Funding

The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis allocated 4 157 814 15 for polio research education and treatment in the year ending May 31. No preventive or cure exists yet though polio is recognized as an infectious disease caused by a virus.

National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis

Stunt Fishy Odors With Vinegar Rinse For Dishes

Washing dishes becomes easier with soapy water and vinegar added. Rinse in hot vinegar water for greasy dishes. Use cold water for egg starch and milk items. Scrape, strain leftovers, stack carefully, and air dry china while wiping glassware and silver immediately. Have absorbent towels and paper towels ready.

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