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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1947
Page
2
Marshall sets deadline for aid in 1947 corn crop program noting a 25 percent increase. Britain announces labor draft decision and related reforms.
Secretary of State George Marshall urges a December 1 emergency relief deadline for France Italy and Austria and previews an early March target for a four year 20 billion dollar European recovery program. Witnesses back speed while China aid and agriculture outlook temper the picture.
The British Labor government announces a national labor draft for all eligible workers from 18 to 51, with women 18 to 41, amid an economic crisis. Penalties may include fines and imprisonment for non registration, while draftees may be assigned to coal, agriculture, textiles, or other essential industries. Also reports unrest in France and Italy as Communists trigger strikes and riots in Marseille and Milan, seeking suppression of anti-republican and fascist activities.
A Reading resident petitioned for a name change to William Moczydlowski. In Allentown police authority, a posting notes an officer being cited and then demoted from a higher rank to patrolman. In Lancaster, Judge Parker denied Basil and Baltimore’s merger request. Shanghai officials announced fires in courts would spike due to inflation. Milford composer John Thurland Chattaway died at 75. A CEO proposal urged a $6B tax cut in 1948 with a $3B surplus for debt reduction, proposing a stabilizing budget policy and broad tax reform aimed at lowering income taxes and corporate rates while keeping excises on gasoline, tobacco, and alcohol.
Front elevation shows the ivory duchess satin wedding gown worn by Princess Elizabeth on November 20 with a 15 foot train of silk tulle and seed pearl embellishments inspired by Botticelli. In Nebraska archeologists locate three ancient hunter campsites dating 20 000 to 35 000 years old in southwest Nebraska following heavy spring rains.
The answer states the giraffe has seven bones while the sparrow has sixteen.
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