Capital Gleanings on UN Role in Greece and Turkey Aid
Developments of the past week show rising support for United Nations action on proposals to assist Greece and Turkey against aggression. Constituents urge early action but resist bypassing the UN, arguing that world cooperation machinery strengthens the United States and unilateral moves would invite similar gaps by others, including Russia.
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Americans For Democratic Action
Washington
Senate Debates On UN Authority And Greece Aid
Senator Vandenberg urges UN majority control to halt US Greece Turkey aid while Byrd warns of veto risks. Porter criticizes Greece aid totals as Congress weighs emergency funds and atomic energy governance faces scientist pressures and security concerns.
Wheat Exports Expected To Exceed Fifty-One Million Bushels
Allocations for U S exports of grain in May total more than 51 million bushels with wheat and flour in wheat equivalent around 23 million. Corn barley oats and grain sorghums fill the rest. Total exports for the current marketing year near 415 million by May 1, up 15 million over the goal. If shipments stay strong the June 1 total could top 465 million with wheat and flour over 325 million.
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Mrs Egbert Heads to Montgomery to Join Husband in Mission Field
Gwen Egbert leaves Salt Lake City airport for Montgomery Alabama to join George Egbert in his last weeks in the Southern states mission field. They will stop in Chicago to connect flights and plan to visit relatives in Washington New York and after his release.
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Salt Lake
Montgomery
Alabama
George Egbert
Southern States Mission Field
Egbert
Chicago
Egberts
Lucille Waldron
Washington, D. C
Mission Field
Veterans Education and Training Enrollment Rising in 1940s
Vic Vet reports Northwest veterans steps in education and training under the G I bill and vocational rehabilitation act. By February end, 77 726 veterans were in training courses with 71 067 under the G I bill and 6 459 under vocational rehabilitation. Trainees in schools totaled 58 487 and job training 19 239. Also explains how premiums on national service life insurance are set by age at policy start.
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Fram
Veterans
Birthday Surprise Party for Kay Hollingsworth
Howard Hollingsworth and his mother hosted a birthday surprise for Kay Hollingsworth last Thursday night. Guests included Cleo Smart Lois Hartvigson Barbara Hale Grace DeMar Bartholome Thatcher and the host. an evening of games preceded a buffet supper.
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Howard Hollingsworth
Earl Hollingsworth
Kay Hollingsworth
Cleo Smart
Lois Hartvigson
Barbara ‘Hale
Grace
DeMar Bartholome
Thatcher
Idaho Dairy Output Remains Above 1946 Levels in February
Idaho dairy plants produced 1 755 000 pounds of butter and 1 690 000 pounds of cheese in February. Total milk output reached about 84 million pounds, down from 85 million the prior year. Cheese fell 10 percent from January but exceeded February 1945 by 115 000 pounds. Butter rose over two and a half times February 1944 levels.
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