Purge Policy Fallout and OPA Debates Dominate Week
The article outlines cuts in civilian meat supplies for April to June and OPA policy changes aimed at inflation control. It notes MacArthur's defense of anti democratization efforts in postwar Japan, and reports on Iran Spain and Manchuria tensions, with Arctic training observers highlighting winter climate innovations for the U.S.army and civilians.
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House
Department of Agriculture
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OPA
Senate
Thi House
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Allied Council
Russia
U. S
United States
Industry briefs on postwar building materials focus on improvements
Industry briefs say postwar housing programs will bring many new products but most will be improved forms of old materials. Builders emphasize steady output of basic materials and focus on critical items in short supply.
Argentina Extends Wheat Subsidy to Boost Exports
Argentina announced a subsidy of over 30 cents a bushel to farmers and limited millers to last year’s purchase levels to free wheat for export. The move aims to reduce hoarding and raise next year’s acreage while full co operation with allies and a hemispheric defense pact falter as Peron backs democratic causes and echoes U.S. calls to curb axis influence.
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Argentina
Anderson
U. S
Peron
Combined Food Board
New U S Striking Force Forming in Europe
A powerful American air force is emerging in Europe built around B 29 bombers and P 80 jets. From scratch after V E Day, it has grown to about 50 000 trained personnel with a target of 70 000. B 29s will base in France and Germany while P 80 jets form a fast fighter wing at Bremen.
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U. S
Europe
Diets differ across Europe in UN relief plan
The United Nations relief and rehabilitation administration outlines sample diets for Italy Greece Czechoslovakia and Poland with bread as the staple. Italy features bread with breakfast tea or coffee then soup lunch spaghetti bread nuts and fruit dinner. Greece uses bread tea or coffee for breakfast macaroni with oil garlic and some meat at lunch and beans or peas with bread cheese and wine at dinner. Czechoslovakia shows bread ersatz coffee or tea with sugar for breakfast potato soup cabbage dishes for lunch and cabbage soup with small meat or fish for dinner plus bread ersatz coffee and a sweet. Poland follows bread with tea or coffee for breakfast lunch of small meat or fish with potatoes bread and unsugared tea or coffee and dinner of cabbage broth or barley soup bread and cheese.
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United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Italy
Greece
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Palace Quits as League of Nations Headquarters
The League of Nations dissolves after 25 years raising questions on repurposing its Geneva palace. Built for about 10 million dollars over seven years, the 700 room facility hosted around 850 people at peak activity.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
League
Nations Must Submerge Sovereignty for Peace at UN Council
Washington notes from the United Nations Security Council discuss the veto power of permanent members and the need for broader international authority. The piece highlights youth conferences, public opinion, and the call for yielding sovereign power to an international body to prevent future wars.
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WNU Service
Eye Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
Hunter College
Bronx
N. Y
Security Council
United Nations
America
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Council Chamber
New York
Executive Council
University of Chicago
Atomic Energy
Corbett
Department of Political Science
Yale University
Portland
Ore
Northwestern States
British Columbia
General MacArthur
Barbs on Military Dress and the Invisible Guest
A witty Barbs column muses on a possible army navy air corps merger and the fashion clash of caps. It jokes about the invisible guest at the table and contrasts meat eaters with bootleggers as a stomach over prudence issue. The United Nations council is described as keeping the purr in Persian and aiding the Bears with air power.
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Army
Air Corps
United Nations Council
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