Known How Aids In Development Of Nations From Agriculture
The piece notes 1939 1943 1948 U S aid via Agriculture Department to establish foreign farming stations. It explains how US know how and equipment help Latin American cocoa coffee rubber and other crops boost revenue and trade. It also discusses postwar press development in Germany under US occupation and the aim for a truly free press.
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Department of Agriculture
Congress
United States
Department
Germany
Gutenburg
United States Zone
Berlin
U. S
Great Brit
Ain
Foresters
Mindszenty verdict, inflation and liberal stance analyzed
The Western Newspaper Union digest argues Cardinal Mindszenty received a life term with potential death on a future appeal. It links the case to Western church reactions and Soviet policy. It also credits the public with curbing inflation as Northwestern National Life notes six factors easing price rises. The study cites calmer consumer demand and steadier production as key changes.
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Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Supreme Peoples Tribunal
Cardinal Spellman
New York
Mindszenty
Selden Chapin
U. S
Chapin
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Europe
Dewey Urges Purge of Anti Liberal GOP in Lincoln Day Address
In his Washington Lincoln Day speech, Thomas E. Dewey denounced internal GOP splits, urged purging anti liberal elements, and backed social progress policies without overspending. He defended the Taft platform, pushing the party toward forward looking programs while criticizing New Dealish rivals. The speech followed his 1947 defeat. He noted average American family income rose to $3,000, with distributions across 37 million families and women as major earners in a quarter of households. Farm workers showed the strongest gains since 1939.
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United States
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Washington
GOP
Dewey
Federal Census Bureau
Truman
Congress
Government aids snowbound Navajo wards during blizzard
The federal government operates a 300 mile life line to feed Navajos cut off for six weeks amid cattle and sheep losses. Indian service doctors report health is fairly good among about 60 000 on the reservation as workers use mobile gear to reach distressed families.
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Plains States
Navajo Reservation
Indian Service
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