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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1951
Page
8
President Eisenhower states Europe must defend itself from communist expansion. The report notes concerns over price control weaknesses and explores broader economic and political implications in the weekly analysis.
In a congress report following a European tour, General Eisenhower projects renewed Western European resolve against communism and calls for a united front. He notes allied readiness and emphasizes the need for American arms and troops, while domestic wage and price controls face scrutiny amid rising food costs and sectoral easing.
General Eisenhower on a three week defense tour of Europe tells Americans we will build a wall of peace and boosts confidence that free nations can beat a Communist attack. Treasury Secretary Snyder unveils an ambitious defense tax plan aimed at 16.5 billion in new revenue, including higher income taxes for individuals and steep levies on autos, alcohol, tobacco, refrigerators, and other goods, with minimal expectation of swift congressional action.
Nineteen major Protestant and Orthodox groups formed the National Council of Churches of Christ in America and began a Sunday February 1 appeal for funds for overseas relief. The drive runs through Easter with goals to aid 0 to 70 million war refugees and relocate about 30 million displaced persons of World War III.
The 82nd Congress forms Budget and Tax battles over President Truman’s 71.6 billion budget and 16.5 billion tax plan amid cross party demands for cuts to education health insurance and Bremen plan. UN forces push toward the 38th parallel with cautious gains as Korea war casualties and captures mount. Railroad labor disputes flare with a mass walkout threatening defense and transport. mobilization officials call for a final labor management settlement to sustain defense needs.
The UN declares Red China guilty of aggression in Korea as Col. Ben Limb and Warren Austin exchange congratulations. Reports indicate the Army plans to send the 4th Infantry Division to Germany to reinforce the Atlantic pact forces and the Air Force to deploy more jet fighters to Europe. Congress soon expected to approve Truman’s plan to boost U.S. ground forces in Europe.
A collection of liver might not be the right word. The piece presents several casserole ideas ideal for Lenten menus using fish eggs cheese and vegetables. Recipes include spaghetti with mushroom cheese sauce tuna noodle and clam eggplant casseroles plus potato and scramble egg variations with meats and sauces.
Pattern notes describe a sleeveless dress with a matching cape or buttoned cape option. The set includes a versatile frock in half sizes and a coordinating jacket pattern with mix or match styling for simple sewing.
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