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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1948
Page
6
Western Newspaper Union analysis reports U S and Soviet actions rising toward a climactic point as talks in Moscow proceed with tension. The Soviets sever consular relations, signaling a deepening rupture in diplomatic ties.
The Moscow talks stall with Molotov hardening on Berlin and Germany while Stalin may return to press for concessions. The Kasenkina case prompts the U S to demand truth as Lomakin is expelled, and Russia severs consular ties though bilateral relations remain intact. Dulles and Hromadka urge spiritual rather than military remedies at Amsterdam.
The commerce department reports inflationary gains push total national output of goods and services to 248.2 billion dollars in the second quarter of the fiscal year. This is 4.4 billion above the prior peak set in the first quarter of the year.
Prospective home buyers warned by government housing experts that lower down payments under the new housing law could lead to unaffordable monthly payments. One expert cautioned that reducing the down payment raises monthly costs and tempts purchases people can't afford.
Plentiful fuel oil expected this winter with stored reserves 60 percent above last year and refinery runs 500000 barrels higher. New refining capacity largely ends shortages and gasoline supply also ample. Only a national emergency or transport stoppage could disrupt delivery. snow on rails caused last winter’s shortages.
Air force officials warn current radar networks cannot detect all foreign aircraft approaches. A Bush committee led by Dr. Vannevar Bush studies radar improvements to craft an adequate air warning system for timely civilian evacuation.
Herbert Brownell Jr., Dewey campaign manager, nails up a sign announcing the Republican ticket headquarters in Washington D C It signals confidence that the operation will draw business and support for the Dewey Warren ticket.
Under 80th Congress authority the government limits installment purchases to curb inflation. Starting September 20 buyers of new cars must pay one third down and finish repayments within 18 months. Other goods require 20 percent down and 15 months total. Exemptions apply to items under 50 or over 5,000 dollars. The move may not significantly lessen inflation.
A collection of comic curiosities about culture, history, and science. It notes Hamlet’s long speech count, odd laws in Indianapolis, Wilde’s long name, tipping in restaurants, and quirky myths about weather, anatomy, and famous figures.
An old advertisement promotes low cost lawn furniture DIY with full size cut patterns. It includes step by step directions and shows how to turn porches terraces or lawns into outdoor living spaces. Readers are invited to send 35 cents to East Bird Pattern Company in Pleasantville New York for Pattern No 75.
A humorous plea from Joe to Pearl claims his sour mood stemmed from constipation. He now credits Kellogg's All-Bran with relief and suggests it as a daily remedy and even a bran muffin option.
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