Canada atomic disclosure roils Moscow amid protest and tightening safeguards
The report portrays Canada revealing atomic data to Moscow provoking a sharp Russian protest and recall of the implicated official. Moscow claims the data were minor and notes the information appeared in Smyth's work. Washington then faces calls for stronger safeguards as national wage policy and stabilization measures unfold alongside postwar diplomacy challenges in Egypt and India.
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Russia
Dominion
Moscow
Canadiana
United Nations Organization
Henry Dewolfe Smyth
America
Smyth
Egypt
India
Sudan
Cairo
Sidhu Pasha
Begin
Commons
World Meat Output Drops in 1945 After War Losses
World meat output excluding Asia and smaller regions in Africa and Latin America totaled about 58 billion pounds in 1945, down 6.8 billion from 1944. The decline is blamed on war livestock losses in Europe, reduced feed supplies, and favorable pasture conditions affecting production.
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Asia
Africa
Latin America
Department of Agriculture
War Plants Declared Surplus and Sent to War Assets
More than 500 of 628 government industrial plants used by the War Department have been deemed surplus and are undergoing disposal. Of 504 plants, 439 with an estimated investment near 8.82 billion dollars have been formally released to the War Assets Corporation for sale, lease, or other disposition.
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War Assets Corporation
War Plants Corporation
Cer
Office of International Trade
Commerce Department
U. S
Mexico
Tiajuana
San Diego
Customs
Cuba
Leo Crowley
FEA
Anderson
South America
Breuth
Tommy Hart
Senate
Private Relief Council CRALOG to Aid Needy Germans
Germany authorizes a private relief council CRALOG to distribute up to 2000 tons of monthly aid if ports permit. The body includes major church and relief groups such as American Friends Service Committee and Mennonite Central Committee, with U S Army oversight and CRALOG checking distributions.
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Tuman
Ihe
Ageftaléy
Cralog
American Friends Service Committee
Brethren Service Committee
Christian Science War Relief Committee
Church Committee On Overseas Relief
International Rescue and Relief Committee
Labor League For Human Rights
AFL
Lutheran World Relief, Inc
Mennonite Central Committee
National Cig Community Service Committee
Unitarian Service Committee
National Catholic Welfare Conference
U. S. Army
Relief Racket Targets Private Relief Shipments to Europe
The OPA moved against fraudulent operators in New York City accused of overcharging for food deliveries to Europe. Investigations found substitutions of cheaper foods, missing contents, excess postage, and insurance fees on uninsured parcels as hundreds of firms engaged in shipping about 3.5 million packages yearly.
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Germany
OPA
New York City
Europe
Connie Mack’s A’s Begin Spring Training In Florida
Connie Mack 83 greets the Philadelphia Athletics at West Palm Beach as he shapes a lean young roster for a hoped for championship era. Dick Fowler and Eddie Collins Jr. draw attention during early workouts as veteran teams prepare for another season.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
West Palm Beach
Fia
A’s
Dick Fowler
Browns
Eddie Collins Jr
Yale
Mack
SOF ties AND FLYING VETS PILOT TRAINING
Veterans face limited GI Bill pilot training options as the VA lets colleges determine eligible elective courses. A $500 training cap hampers flight instruction. Congress may need to amend the Benefits of Rights to expand veteran access.
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Veterans’ ‘Administration
Sessona
Congress
Wallgren pressures on lumber prices and idle plants
President Truman met with Washington Governor Mon Wallgren who urged higher lumber price ceilings to boost output for housing and to address unemployment. Wallgren also pressed sale of idle Alcoa plants to private operators, while cautioning on bid distortions by big timber firms.
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Wallgren
Lumber Washington
Mon Wallgren
Washington
Truman
Harry
Spokane
Alcoa
Henry Kaiser
Weyerhauser
RFC
Chester Bowles
Cattle Show Highlights Brahman Herd at Ocala Fair
In Ocala Florida Norris Cattle Company displayed Brahman cattle praised for their distinctive humps. The show featured Bellows Florida herd and noted Brahmans resemble each other with the winning stock drawing praise from judges.
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Mike
Ocala
Fis
Norris Cattle Company
Bellows
Florida
Brahman Cattle Claim Southern Edge in Florida
Brahman cattle are touted as ideal for the South with claims of heat tolerance disease resistance and higher weight gains. Prominent breeders and associations praise the breed as Florida auctions top $60,000 in sales at a show. Ocala figures highlight the region as a growing stock area with Norris Cattle Co leading in Florida.
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Fla
Florida’ Brahman Breeders’ Association
Florida
James Norris
Norris Cattle Company
Anthony
J. M. Lee
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