Communists Foresee Depression Echoes In U S Economy
Washington observers weigh moods from labor stats to political chatter while a Soviet transcript and finance expert describe hopes for a mild recession to curb inflation. The piece notes inflation anxiety and calls for restraint despite booming business, with reactions from labor leaders, Congress, and industry.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Congressional Record
Gallup
District of
Columbia
United States
Newburyport
Potomac
John Lewis
Congress
Bantams Move From Iowa To Florida Fanciers Exhibit Birds
A writer discusses bantams as a growing US hobby and industry. Elmer the cock and two hens Clementine and Adeline arrive from Iowa to Florida, where they delight the household. Bantams are bred for exhibition and beauty, with a long history in Asia and Europe.
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Elmer
Clementine
Adeline
United States
Iowa
Florida
China
Europe
Greek Warfare Flare Spurs Debate and Albanian Border War
The United Nations declined an emergency debate on the Balkan crisis as Greek fighting intensifies. U S delegates warned of possible explosions while Russia and France resisted hasty action. American aid rumors surface with claims of armed forces to secure Greek freedom and a broader border patrol across Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Albania. Greek forces and guerrilla units clash with invaders near Ioannina, with prisoners and pincers battles reported along the Albanian border.
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United Nations Security Council
Balkan
Greece
Herschel V. Johnson
U. S
Andrei Gromyko
France
United Nations
Council
Europe
Russia
Athens
Elinikon Aima
United States
Ter
Ioannina
Soviet Union
War Department
Albania
Bates
Flood Control Plan Proposes 10 Year 250 Million Program
President Truman urged Congress to begin a decade long flood control program for the Mississippi basin totaling 250 million dollars. The plan calls for coordinated storage reservoirs levees flood walls and diversion channels to protect cities towns and farms while promoting soil conservation upstream.
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Truman
Congress
Mississippi
Sugar Shortage Ends With Record 1947 Prospects
Industry spokesmen predict a record US sugar crop with beet and cane output exceeding last year by over 450 000 tons and Cuba producing more than 6.4 million tons. Wartime shortages look unlikely to recur though full rationing might linger until October 31. Philippine production remains nil due to Japanese occupation. Demand for alternative sweeteners is expected to drop as supplies normalize.
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Chicago
United States
Cuba
U. S
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Philippine Islands
Mile a Minute Cloth Crochet Pattern and Kitten Potholders
Crochet pattern notes offer the Mile a Minute Cloth with bands in blue green or yellow and suggest adding bands for a larger cloth. Kitten potholders seven inches brighten kitchens and grams scraps for embroidered faces. Send 20 cents and pattern numbers 5313 or 5321 with name and address to receive complete instructions. demand is high and orders may take longer.
Grasshoppers Fill Glacier Stripes Near Cook Montana
Millions of grasshoppers blanketed Grasshopper Glacier near Cook Montana as winds lifted swarms aloft then dropped them into the ice. Frigid air froze the insects causing snows to cover them and create dark bands up to 60 feet deep that remain visible today.
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Cook
Mont
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Rum
Josef Vissarionovich Djugashvili
Marshal Stalin
Harold Stassen
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Stassen
Stalin
Stassem
Bankhage
Colorado
Monte Vista
Colo
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Bulgaria
War Ministry
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Defense Minis
Johnson
Allan Bates
House
Armed Services
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Sewing Circle
South Wells St
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Ruth Freund
U.S. A
Geet
Champlons
Bernard Freundeau
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