Farm Groups Pushing Higher Prices Amid Parity Debate
Senate farm bloc backs Richard Russell plan to raise wages and include higher farm pay in parity. Anderson calls it inflationary. Russell accuses hospitality to CIO PAC. U.S. livestock shifts as small operators surge in slaughter and subsidies obscure market checks. Agricultural labor on farms rises 6 percent from February.
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Anderson
Senate Farm Bloc
Richard B. Russell
Dem
Russell
Cios
OPA
Chicago
Baruch names alternates for atomic peace mission
Bernard Baruch outlines aims to make atom a force for peace and names John Hancock Ferdi nand Eberstadt and Herbert Swope as alternates. He cites UN resolution on information sharing energy control disarmament safeguards and urges nonscientist appointee to join alongside Dean Acheson headed committee. Sir Alexander Cadogan named British representative.
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Bernard M. Baruch
U. S
United Nation Organization
Atomic Energy Commission
Wall Street
Washington, D. C
Baruch
Truman
League of Nations
UNO
Winston Churchill
Atomic Commission
John M. Hancock
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Herbert Bayard Swope
Fred Searls
WNU
Washington
America
United States
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
John Hancock
Commission
United Nations
Byrnes Group
State Department
Byrnes
Dean Acheson
Pacific
War Industries Board
Roosevelt
Lafayette Park
White House
Central Park
New York
Great Britain
Alexander Cadogan
Hoover summons aid to feed hungry world
Washington commentary recalls Herbert Hoover's wartime feeding effort and urges Americans to conserve and share food. The piece notes his plain, fact driven appeal, the idea of voluntary rationing, and the need for better communication in labor relations as highlighted by Maj. Charles Estes.
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National Socialist Movement
Germany
Field Marshall
Kietel
Ambassador von Papen
von Shhirach
WNU
Eye Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoover
White House
Florida
Mr. Hoover
Pa’ Lor
America
Truman
Charles Estes
Labor Department
Estes
Major Estes
Antine
Conciliation Service Methods Grounded in Preparation
The piece argues conciliation methods rest on hard preparation, calling it a prophylactic procedure. It notes the southern Democrats align with Republicans to defeat administration measures, implying a fragmented party system with mixed votes and divided loyalties.
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Conciliation Service
Ceilings Raised On Dry Beans to Aid Production
Washington announces higher price supports and ceilings for the 1946 dry bean crop to stimulate production beyond 1945 levels. The program, covering US No 1 beans in 100 pound bags, raises ceilings up to 75 cents per hundredweight and projects producer returns up by 25 cents to $1.10 per hundredweight, with new OPA price proposals for 1946.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Office of Price Administration
OPA
United States
Department
Pacific Coast
Washington cherry blossoms bloom early in March
The piece notes an early Washington cherry blossom appearance on March 15 amid troubled times. It links a possible Tokyo bloom on April 2 to competition and asks if Washington’s early bloom foreshadows Tokyo, while Senator Connally advocates practical, blunt talks at a Big Three meeting.
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Tokyo
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