Foreign aid cut sparks debate on Europe recovery and surpluses
The House Foreign Affairs Committee slashed a billion dollars from next year’s foreign aid requests in a move that shifts relief to farm surpluses. Paul G. Hoffman weighs the impact while noting U S surpluses in wheat cotton tobacco and dairy products. The plan faces questions on Europe’s need and domestic food security.
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Federal warn on anti Communist laws and Truman 1950 plans
The U S Justice Department cautions Congress to move carefully on anti Communist bills that could deny juries and target groups. The piece notes constitutional tensions, rent control end dates, Easter Seals efforts, and President Truman’s upcoming campaign tour outlining a broad Democratic strategy for 1950.
Referendum Sets Stage for Belgian Monarchy Return
Ex-King Leopold of Belgium faces a grim future as monarchists win a poll on restoring the monarchy. The nation remains unsettled after Leopold abdicated during the German invasion and now confronts a bitter political fight over restoration.
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British Get B-29s at Andrews Field ceremony
The first batch of American B-29 bombers destined for Great Britain was ceremonially received at Andrews Field in Washington D C. Senator Virgil Chapman of Kentucky attended representing the Senate Armed Services Committee while Defense Secretary Louis Johnson stated that the initial four bombers would be followed by a growing volume of aircraft to support the war effort.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
Louis Johnson
Green pastures boost US farming in second half of 20th century
Experts say grass will become a prime US crop improving soil and erosion control while boosting profit through economical feeding. Farmers expand green pastures, using grass as rotation with corn and cotton to raise yields, with grass silage emerging as a key livestock feed alongside grazing.
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Cultivator Still Key in Weed Control Says Agronomist
Dr J C Willard of Ohio University College of Agriculture warns that chemical sprays cannot eliminate all weeds. He says cultivation remains essential and warns against relying on new chemicals alone. He cautions farmers about untrustworthy spray specialists and changing weed resistance.
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College of Agriculture
Ohio University
Sleeping Sickness Menace To Livestock Recounted
Each summer and fall livestock owners are warned of the toll of sleeping sickness. Losses rose sharply in 1947 and 1948, and last year’s figures are expected to show little decline, as the virus may have wintered over with greater virulence in more places.
Record Throngs Eager to Hear Noisiest Band
Hollywood crowds flock to Spike Jones and his orchestra famed for clanging and banging humor. The act grossed over 1,000,000 in 1948 with 125 one night stands and earned substantial sums in major cities while drawing support from notable conductors and symphonies. Jones tours with a large crew and high travel costs, turning noise into a big business.
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Las Vegas
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State Fair Park
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General Quiz Answers From A Board Game Style Page
The page lists questions and answers covering topics from fashion history to geography and aviation. It names Marlene Dietrich as a celebrity, defines sedition, recalls the Mexican War dates, notes canine perspiration areas, and describes a bomber co-pilot's duties. It cites Martin Van Buren as the first US-born president and compares landmarks and metals.
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