World Food Supply To Stay Short in 1947 48
The Agriculture Department warned the world food supply will remain tight next year despite efforts to boost production. Severe winter floods and inborn shortages reduced winter grain acreage. rice predicts below prewar output. U S and Canada may offset declines in some importing nations. fuel transport and financing remain major hurdles in shortages.
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Wallace denounces Truman doctrine as international carpet bagging
Wallace charges the Truman doctrine is an international carpet bagging scheme built on a 490 million bribe. In his sole South tour speech at the University of Texas Gregory Gymnasium, he calls aid to Greece and Turkey inflationary and anti Russian, warns of atomic war with no victor. He urges no more wars and no preparation for a third world war.
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Turk Program Aims to Shape Turkish Defensive Force
The United States plans to aid Turkey in forming a compact defensive military organization. Initial work focuses on upgrading harbors highways and railroads to meet modern needs. Officials say assistance will build a defensive Turkish army rather than enable offensive actions.
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House Group Votes To Amend Wool Bill In Senate Edits
The House Agriculture Committee voted unanimously Saturday to amend the Senate approved wool bill. Chairman Ren Hope led the panel as it removed four proposed floor taxes on foreign wool exporters and shifted import tax authority from the Agriculture Secretary to the President.
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Major General Luther Milter Comments On Service Beverage Sales
Maj. Gen. Luther P. Milter, chief of U U Army chaplains, told newsmen on his return from a tour of Europe that sales of soft drinks and milk shakes exceed beer sales among servicemen in Germany.
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German Vote Apathy Despite Food Shortages
In Baden Baden German editors estimate only 66 percent of 3,000,000 eligible voters will vote Sunday for parliamentary and constitutional elections. A German official in a French zone city cites bread ration cuts and potato shortages as causing voter concern and diverting attention from politics.
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Germany
Amvets leader backs display of power in Greece Turkey
National Commander Ray Sawyer of the American Veterans of World War II arrived for the Maine Amvets convention and voiced support for President Truman's foreign policy in Greece and Turkey. He warned the United States lacks sufficient strength to back a tougher posture and pressed for a stronger display against the Russian bear.
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Cabinet to Mull Royal Engagement
London reports the British Cabinet will consider the upcoming engagement of Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten. An official announcement could come soon in line with constitutional practice.
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Sheriff Kills Man Raiding Office in Lyndon Kansas
In Lyndon Kansas a sheriff and deputy shot and killed one raider and captured two others after three men attempted to raid his office containing 40 cases of confiscated liquor. The incident occurred as the sheriff, 87, and deputy confronted the men in his home area wearing house slippers.
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GIs' Boy Mascot Ordered Home from Europe
A 11 year old Texas boy who had traveled Europe and Africa as a mascot for American troops was ordered returned to the United States. An American Military Government court convicted Antone Brandez of entering Germany legally and wearing a U S Army uniform without authority.
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