General Assembly Opens Amid Hopes for Real Peace Efforts
Washington reports on the start of the United Nations General Assembly session. The piece notes debates on the veto power, the need for a permanent peace and security committee, and the role of delegates from Brazil Australia Russia and Latin America. It highlights observers and the influence of figures like Mrs. Nehru and Mrs. Roosevelt in the meetings.
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Latin America
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Arenda
Food conservation agenda urged by Truman amid Europe hunger
President Truman urged nationwide food conservation to curb rising export prices while aiding Europe’s food shortage. A 2 citizen committee led by Charles Luckman was formed to craft a nationwide plan. U N session tackles Palestine, Balkans, and press freedom as Crucial issues. Hirohito is publicly absolved of war crimes responsibility.
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Headlines From Camden to Pittsburgh And Beyond
A fragmentary report cites Joseph Valentino before a Camden court on a labor charge, Lt Gen Ira Eaker’s post military move to Hughes Tool, and Mrs Marshall Lounsbury purchasing a Cali fano painting in Hamilton. Pittsburgh notes discuss sidewalk repairs amid fashion trends. A Sumner-Eisler correspondence excerpt highlights prewar attitudes and U S committee testimony about Hanns Eisler.
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Farm cooperatives grow into a major force in agriculture
A 1655-45 marketing year FCA estimate shows farm cooperatives with over five million farmers handling about 145 billion dollars in business. The report notes 2255 cooperatives nationwide, led by grain groups, with Minnesota and California supplying large membership, and a 10 million dollar rise from the previous year driven partly by price effects on farm products.
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