Red School of Sabotage Exposed Soviet Trains Foreigner Minds
Washington author questions the Moscow Lenin School in a Nation's Business report. He quotes Junius Wood alleging the institute trains foreigners to return home and foment violence including sabotage, with alleged alumni in the United States and a call for FBI scrutiny.
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CARE Food Aid Urges Americans to Help European Starvation
A physician warned of British hunger from rationing as war ravaged nations face dire shortages. The appeal urges Americans to send CARE food packages delivering thousands of calories, blankets, cotton goods, and sewing supplies to Austria Belgium Czechoslovakia Finland France Greece Italy Hungary Netherlands Norway Poland Romania Germany England Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland.
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Postal Rates Hike Proposed in First General Revision Since 1879
A House bill would raise parcel post by 30 percent, lift air mail to six cents per ounce, and boost second class rates for newspapers outside their home county. Local first class rates would stay at three cents past July’s deadline, with a 60 day effective period after passage. Concurrently the Federal Reserve warns inflation may slow but not stop. farm prices are seen stabilizing below 1946 peaks. Also recaps the sinking of the battleship Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor and China student protests demanding an end to civil war despite Chiang Kai-shek’s orders to quell.
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World Food Outlook II warns 1947-48 crop year remains critical
Washington warns foreign crop losses keep the world food situation critical for 1947-48. An increase in output by major producers may be offset by declines in importing nations, risking greater grain movement and continued below prewar levels for sugar fats oils and rice.
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