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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1947
Page
2
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Washington dispatch notes U N General Assembly opening with hopes for stronger powers to enforce peace. Observers compare progress to League of Nations while debates focus on by passing veto, trusteeship, and language translation challenges. Mrs Pandit Nehru and Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt gain influence as Brazil’s Aranha campaign and Evatt of Australia vie for leadership.
President Truman announces creation of a citizens food committee led by Charles Luckman to promote conservation. He stresses not eating less but wasting less while considering emergency aid for Europe and possible congressional action. UN debate focuses on Palestine, Korea independence, Balkans peace, and reorganization of UN machinery.
In Camden Joseph Valentino received 10 days after pleading mistake over a woman he believed to be his wife. In Houston Lt General Ira C Baker retired and joined Hughes Tool as vice president. In Hamilton an auction misattribution led to a Cali fano painting valued at 20000 dollars. In Pittsburgh city council ordered immediate sidewalk repairs to curb spill risks from long skirts and high heels.
U.S. farm cooperatives with more than five million farmers posted a record six billion dollars in business during the 1946-47 marketing year, led by 2,256 grain coops with 1.45 billion. California coops topped dollar volume at 652 million, Minnesota second at 477 million. Grain, dry beans and rice groups had 636,000 members and 1.49 billion in sales.
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