Hoover calls for food conservation and global aid
Editor notes Hoover urges voluntary food conservation and asks for Russia and South American help to avert famine during pre harvest period. He cites a 14 million ton hunger gap and a 4 220 000 ton U S cereals projection with major gains from Canada Australia Argentina and Russia.
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Department of Agriculture
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Housing measure pushes 2.7 million homes by 1947
Housing expeditor Wilson Wyatt hails final passage of a veterans housing bill drafted by house and senate conferees. The measure includes 400 million dollars in subsidies to boost building materials, a one billion dollar increase in mortgage lending, and priority channels for low to mid priced homes through 1947. It also adds vet preferences and export limits on lumber amid shortages. The draft extension survives, extending selective service to July 1 to avoid expirations, as congress acts amid British loan talks and labor legislation.
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Dollar diplomacy uses aid to destabilize postwar rivals
The United States uses its wealth to stabilize abroad by promoting free exchange and countering Communist influence. Poland faces a suspended 90 million dollar credit over alleged censorship and failure to publish loan terms, while General George C. Marshall gains control of a proposed half billion dollar loan to China to unite Nationalists and Communists.
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UNRRA Delivers Vaccine to Save Chinese Cattle
UNRRA flies one million doses of a new vaccine to Shanghai from the United States and Canada to prevent pestilence in cattle and water buffalo herds in China. Director LaGuardia says saving each animal means more food for the hungry.
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Taft Emerges as Potential 1948 GOP Candidate
Washington Digest notes Taft rising as a Republican hopeful in 1948, with Bricker and Stassen in play. Vandenberg’s foreign policy focus boosts his profile but risks distancing him from core politics, while Republican leaders weigh אם past liberal votes against current support.
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