Farmers fear inflation as unrest rises in rural areas
Washington observers note farmers split over labor disputes and the Case bill. Farm Bureau and National Grange back the measure while Farmers Union opposes it, yet growers fear wage and price shifts will raise production costs and threaten parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pce
Washington
Nebraska
Oklahoma
House
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Farm Bureau _ federation
Edward A. O’neal
Farm Bureau
National Grange
National Farmers Union
Farmers Union
Crises Haunt the White House in Comic Verse and Clam Show
A humorous poem on perpetual crises at the presidency ends with a light note about a Boys Club pet show featuring a round clam. The piece extols a clam as a low maintenance pet and teases a quirky kennel of named clams and prize oysters for summer oyster breeding.
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Boys Club
Fire Island
Welch's Point
Duke of
Grand Central
Humorous war era mash notes from readers and officials
A collage of lighthearted clippings and quips from wartime letters and notices. Remarks praise sensitive war leaders while lampooning terror plans and home front quirks. References include the OPA Christmas ceillings lift, a Newark News line, Panama Yankee training, and comic exchanges from readers.
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Walter Shead
WIU
United States
LaGuardia Field
New York
United Nations Organization
Arthur Vandenberg
Eleanor Roosevelt
Edward Stettinius
John F. Dulles
New York International Financial
John Townsend
Port Hueneme Navy Depot
California
U. S
Japan
Mimata Village
Lonesome G.I
Tokyo
China
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Chiang Kai-shek
WNU
Eye St
N. W
Grange
President Truman
White House
MAXIM
Jack
B. Shallett
Marshal Homma
Gilbert and Sullivan
OPA
Air Force
Newark
F.C.C
Newark News
New York Yankees
Panama Canal Zone
Larry Singers
W. H. Chst
New York Telegraph
Bellans
Star of
Mount Pi
Iture
McKesson & Or Renn Inc
Bridgeport
EK Ea
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinksham
BATH
Gan Ware
Farm Products CO
Bisenarck
McKesson
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