Fees Protect US Wool In New Bill
Western leaders push the wool price support bill through Congress denying new trade barriers and jeopardizing trade pacts. Sen. Hatch argues import fees would be under presidential discretion to protect price support, while Rep. Hill notes only two commodities under the act have ever seen import fees, wheat and cotton.
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Your Child and His Problems
Advice against locking children in closets or rooms as punishment. Keep doors open or ajar to help children feel part of the family, avoid fear and harm, and use humane discipline. Emphasizes observable supervision, engaging activities, and constructive consequences over isolation.
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Ministers Discuss Marshall Plans
London reports that the foreign ministers of the Soviet Union Britain and France will meet in Paris on Friday to discuss the Marshall plan to revive Europe. Moscow announced Molotov will meet Bevin and Bidault, with Bidault’s office confirming the Friday talks. Bevin expressed hope for good results in the House of Commons.
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Yale Wins Crown In Eastern League Final
Yale defeats New York university 6 to 4 to capture the NCAA eastern sectional baseball crown. Bill Howe homered twice and delivered a seventh inning rally to seal the championship in New Haven.
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No Change in Postal Rates Stays Three Cents for Now
Washington conservatives said there will be no postal rate increase this year. The three cent first class rate will stay, avoiding a drop to two cents on July 1. A permanent measure awaits congressional action while a separate revenue bill faces rules committee opposition.
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Geologist to Inspect Phosphate Beds
Nation and known phosphate producers will inspect beds of the mineral in southeastern Idaho and northern Utah this summer. Dr. William W. Rubey, geologist for the U. S.
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U. S
Intermountain Phosphate Beds Seen as Big Industrial Potential
Geological survey official Rubey calls phosphate deposits across Idaho Utah Wyoming and Montana among the world’s three richest alongside Florida and North Africa. He says Idaho water power could enable larger scale processing.
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