Anderson Sets Course to Change Nation's Food Policy
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson, in his first major speech, declares America cannot feed the world and pledges to export only above minimum national needs. He vows truthful reporting on food supplies and the causes of shortages, with action to match his words. He opens a new era under President Truman, needing to act on the plan.
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Clinton P. Anderson
J.A. Krug
War Production Board
Advertising Federation of America
New York
America
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Truman
The Pit and the Pendulum on United Nations Charter Critique
A critical essay by Samuel Crowther argues the United States risks losing sovereignty through the San Francisco charter and related measures. It accuses Truman administration figures and advisers of steering toward a de facto dictatorship via the UN charter, Bretton Woods, and reciprocal trade acts, while warning of foreign control by Russia and global financial bodies.
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San Francisco
Senate
Americ
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United States
Bretton Voss
Congress
Truman
United Nations
Siice
Russia
Mussolini
Hitler
P. A.C
Woodrum committee backs broad youth training policy
Washington editorial argues the Woodrum committee pushed a broad universe military training plan despite no solid evidence in hearings. It says the panel favored both army and public pressure, with veterans groups backing substitution drafts while Congress showed reluctance to commit.
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Woodrum House
War Department
Russia
Aeemed
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Navy
State Departments
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Fiys
Paul Mallon
Woodrum
Janes W. Wadeworth
New York
Wu Democratic
Congress
Hotse Military Affairs Committee
Senate
House
Trasume
American Legion
Gue- Mowat Guard
Hing Feat. Sym
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Brucellosis: Chronic Brucellosis Symptoms and Diagnosis
Doctor Frie Lehy of East St. Louis explains chronic brucellosis caused by Brucella abortus. Symptoms mimic tuberculosis including fever, weight loss, weakness, joint inflammation, and tender lymph nodes. Diagnosis relies on skin tests and blood cultures though negatives don’t rule out infection. Causation linked to unpasteurized milk. suggests slaughtering infected animals and careful handling in meat facilities.
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Frie Lehy
East St. Louis
Bottig
Hyenonte Betes
Dore Vor Lohr
Pasteurization Aims to Safeguard Milk Quality
The piece explains pasteurization to destroy germs causing disease and protect milk safety. It notes risks from brucellosis and emphasizes establishing proper safeguards and standards in milk processing and handling.
Texans Sow Theage: Brand Symbolism Inherited Lore
The passage recalls Rev. Mr. R. O. Watkins linking the figure 3 to the Holy Trinity via his cattle brand ark, a humble tribute to his calling. Centuries earlier another figure shared the idea, blending symbolism with worldly aims and a note of sanctity.
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R. O. Watkins
IG AND 20 YEARS AGO From 5 A Light Files
This July 17 1935 note reports student Thomas Jeffers now at the Naval Academy and other items about Blackwood and Ostover 1933 enlistment. It also recalls 1928 enforcement of army grooming rules and a long discussion on Hernando Cortez branding and early branding irons in the Americas with historical reflections.
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Austin Blackwood
Thomas Jefferson High School
St. Mary's University
United States Naval Academy
Somapalis
Blackwood Tedh Sary Artonto
Ostover
Navy
Hernando Cortez
Cortez
Trinity
Walter Winchell Sees Hollywood and New York Buzzing
A brisk satire filled column notes Walter Winchell’s roving tour through New York and Hollywood scenes. It highlights sightings of Frank Murphy, Rudy Vallee, Cary Grant, and others, plus mock encounters with impresarios, directors, and socialites at Metropole and Lindy’s, weaving celebrity chatter and gossip with playful commentary on wartime culture.
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Hollywood
Frpress
Susti
Frank Murphy
George
Murphys
Ville
Dey Wed
Warners
Anga
Bat
al Schnud
Pia
Guadalcanal
John Steinbeck
Rudy Vallee
Navi
bin Eythe
Gramercy Square
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Oak
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All For All
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