Weekly News Analysis on War Avert Starvation In Europe
The article discusses President Truman's nine point plan to avert European starvation, conserving wheat and grain, boosting meat and dairy exports, and raising wages with price boosts to spur production. It notes Yamashita’s clemency case, Senate labor law debates, and a push for a new wage price formula to restore production while UN tensions over Greece, and a Stamford Greenwich site controversy for UNO headquarters.
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Europe
Truman
Department of Agriculture
Philippines
Snyder
Bowles
Stamford- Greenwich, Conn
UNO
Stamford-Greenwich
W. R. Hodgson
New York
Greenwich
Stamford
Full Employment Bill Sees House Pass Despite Opposition
The House approved a diluted administration backed full employment bill creating a three member council to report on employment and economic indicators and a seven member congressional committee to act on recommendations. Rep. Manaseco urged deficit spending cutbacks while Rep. Judd saw potential benefits.
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House
Senate
Congress
Manaseco
Dem
Ala
Judd
Rep
Minn
American to Join New World Court of United Nations
Green H. Hackworth of Chevy Chase Maryland will be one of the 15 justices on the newly formed International Court of Justice, the principal UNO organ for settling disputes and advising agencies. He has served as a state department adviser since 1925 and attended key wartime conferences. He will earn 20200 dollars annually.
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United Nations Organization
New International Court of Justice
Green H. Hackworth
Chevy Chase
New Tribunal
UNO
State Department
Hackworth
Hull
Moscow
Dumbarton Oaks
San Francisco
U. S
London
Hackworth Algas
United Nations Committee of Jurists
Social Security for Low Income Farmers
The article discusses extending Social Security to farmers, arguing they face retirement insecurity due to irregular farm income. It explains a plan where a self employed farmer like Jake Duncan would pay into the system, gaining a modest monthly retirement and survivor benefits, with optional stamp book payments to ease yearly contributions.
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WNU Service
Eye Street
N.W
Washington
D. C
Navy
National Planning Association
Agriculture Committee
NPA
Murray R. Benedict
University of California
Mr. Benedict
Benedict
Social Security Board
Congress
Jake Duncan
Jake
Social Security
Post Office
Oil Twins in Power Clash Over Navy and Interior
Washington card says Ed Pauley and Ralph Davies, oil men and close allies, raise fears that control of U S oil reserves could swing between the Navy and Interior. Ickes faced Davies in a secret session over Pauley backed plan for a Mexican high octane plant. Acheson exposed risks, Davies blamed for not disclosing points, Ickes reversed to oppose Pauley. SSP
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America
Washington
Ed Pauley
Séc
Harold Ickea
Ralph Dasvier
Davies
Ickes
Truman
Navy
Interior Department
Jist
Albert K. Fall
Harding
Man Pauley
Pauley
Ralph Davies
Interior
Standard Oil of
California
State Department
Ickes’ Petroleum Administration
Dean Acheson
Senate
Acheson
Mexico
Honey output rises in 1945 to record levels
Total honey production in 1945 reached 233,070,000 pounds, 23 percent above 1944 and 19 percent above the 1939-44 average. Beekeepers benefited from higher prices due to the sugar shortage, expanded packing of one and five pound containers, and a rise in retail sales.
Liquor Revenue Tops 1945 Federal Intake Record
Federal revenue from alcoholic beverages reached 2.4 billion dollars in 1945, the highest ever, driven by wartime excise taxes and occupational taxes. The 1945 total shows about a 14 percent rise over the prior peak.
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Alcoholic Beverage Industry
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Farm Land Prices Rise as Sales Decline During War
The agriculture department reports a continued rise in farm land values and a moderate drop in sales during 1944 45. Nationally, land values climbed about 50 percent in World War II versus a 25 percent rise in World War I, reflecting wartime demand and land markets.
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Agriculture Department
United States
Barbs by Bankhag on demobilization and world affairs
The columnist mocks slow demobilization and compares nations, notes Tugucigalpa’s lack of railroads, and jokes about planes, landings, and the Triple A proposing ships as auto ferries. He quips that price controls should end to stop loosing the purse and imagines ships carrying autos amid peanut shell bursts.
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Russia
Britain
Security Council
Red
Mediterranean
Iran
Near East
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Ardagan
Grigori Arutinov
Communist Party of Soviet Armenia
Yerevan
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Turkey
Black Sea
Istanbul
Palestine
Matthew Connelly
Matt
Dale Carnegie
Spruille Braden
Germany
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Nicaragus
Tugucigalpa
Honduras
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Ranghee
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Atbek
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Corning
Iowa
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Fine Farms
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Sioux Falls’ Rendering CO
Sioux Falls
FOX Og., Inc
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U. S. Army
Jatisburg
New Hampshire
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Madrid
Wilson
Aleia
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Mt. Union - Town
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