Kremlin Moves and Balkan Alignments in Postwar Strategy
The Christian Science Monitor analyzes how Soviet diplomacy uses Yugoslav tensions, Greek disputes, and Ukrainian complaints to influence Western policy. It notes Pravda’s rhetorical attacks, UN probes, and Greece Albania frictions aimed at reshaping Balkan alignments and pressuring Western allies, with a focus on Tito and American responses.
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EACE
Maxim Litvinov
Moscow
Pravda
United States
Yugoslavia
United Nations
Europe
Paris
U.N. Security Council
Balkans
Tito
Christian Science Monitor
Little Things and Kindness Poem Quotation
A short verse urges small acts of kindness and prayers to comfort friends. It highlights gentle words, smiles, and care as ways to bring comfort and hope, ending with the signature Gemmill.
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God
Heaven
Hen Housed Records Highlight Egg Production Methods
Farm News discusses Hen Housed Records as the most informative index of economic efficiency in egg production, explaining how starting flock size, mortality, and culling affect outcomes. It contrasts Survivor Records and Hen Day Records, noting culling's impact on accuracy and annual production calculations.
Wheat production estimate sets 1946 record at 1.132 billion bushels
The July 15 condition report shows U S wheat output at 1 132 075 000 bushels an all time high and about nine million above the 1945 record.
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United States
The World Of Wheat A Source Of Good Cheap Seed
Thousands of farmers sent samples of their seed wheat sown in 1946 to be tested for trueness to variety by the Crop Testing Plan. In almost every district there are farmers whose samples test equal in trueness to Certified or Registered seed, and they will be notified of their crop classification. Farmers with doubts about their current crop’s trueness to variety may be advised by these results.
Seed testing and crop outlook from wartime notices
Farmers may invest in Crop Testing Plan seed labeled A and sow five to ten acres of clean summer fallow to seal in quality for next year. Belgium seeks 12 million bushels of Canadian wheat while Romania's crop is about 70 million bushels. Finland faces below-average wheat due to heavy rain. bread rationing ends outside key cities. Ireland's crop around 20 million bushels. Sweden's bread grain up 75,000 tons. U.S. spring wheat harvest advances under good conditions.
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Belgium
Finland
Turkey
Istanbul
Ankara
Izmir
Eire
Sweden
U.S.A
Saving or spending money to guard childhood thoughts
Labor leaders note that higher pay is eaten by living costs. A Brubaker quote asks why savings lack, while Mary Baker Eddy urges vigilance in guiding a child’s germinating mind. The text blends finance, satire, and moral counsel without a single clear event.
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Brubaker
The
New Yorker
Mary Baker Eddy
New Zealand and Econmical Stabilization Report
The Leader publishes the second of six articles from F. F P. Walsh of the New Zealand Economic Stabilization Committee. Garson of Manitoba sent the piece with praise noting thoughtful and constructive reasoning. The Leader endorses Garson's summing up.
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New Zealand
Federation of Labour New Zealand
F. F P. Walsh
Federation
New Zealand Economic Stabilization Committee
Walsh
Garson
Manitoba
New Zealand wartime economy and the push for production
The speaker argues against deflation to curb inflation, citing NZ's tax financing and modest credit growth versus Britain and the U.S. He warns that money and savings surged, creating purchasing power that outpaced goods, and urges increased production to bridge the gap. Labor machinery should prevent stoppages and sustain living standards.
Britain's College of Aeronautics to Open Soon
Britain's College of Aeronautics will open on October 15th, announced July 17 by Sir Frederick Handley Page. It will welcome students from the Commonwealth and Empire and Britain, offering post graduate practical aeronautics education for future leaders in industry, research, and services. Three departments cover aerodynamics, aircraft design, and aircraft propulsion, with a flight section. When completed the college will cost over twelve million dollars to the nation.
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Britain
College of Aeronautics
Frederick Handley Page
Empire
New Machine Will Speed Hay Harvesting In UK Trial
A UK firm introduces a one man automatic hay baler rated at four tons per hour. It features a pick up rotor elevator feeder swinging ram and baling chamber in a straight layout with a six foot width and fifteen foot wheel base. Trials report seven acres in 2 h 45 m producing 284 bales of about 95 pounds each in under three hours. Also announced is a one man cultivator with a single wheel and 310 pound weight powered by a two horsepower Villiers two stroke. Lloyds' list presents a new hatch cover for merchant vessels that opens in three minutes and can fit various hatch sizes. A 20 by 30 foot model is being installed on a Northern England built ship.
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United Kingdom
Lloyds' List
Northern England
Ministry of Transport
Lloyds’ Register
England
Cure for mastitis signals breakthrough in cattle disease
UK drug firm researchers say penicillin trials against mastitis in cattle show promise. Experiments by the company’s research scientists indicate a potential cure for the deadly livestock illness, aiming to reduce losses in dairy herds.
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United Kingdom
Movement Aims to Maximize Production and Remove Barriers
A statement asserting the goal of increasing output of goods and services as the core aim of the movement. It declares that anything hindering this objective is against the movement’s best interests. The note indicates continuation next week.
Research farm shows promising results on dairy disease
The study notes that early findings are highly encouraging. Mastitis in cows has caused huge losses to dairy farmers and has been notoriously hard to treat, but the current results suggest progress in combating the disease.
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