Inflationary price trend worries farm leaders
Washington column reports executive committees of major farm groups expressing grave concern over rising prices after price controls removal. They urge lenders and government to join in halting the trend while debating parity, budget cuts, and the role of labor in price stability. the piece notes a shift in farm group thinking.
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National Cooperatives
House Agricultural Committee
Grange
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Clifford R. Hope
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Congress
New York
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Fara
See America First National Parks Draw Vacation Throng
Vacation hungry Americans flood tourist trails as wartime limits ease. Public seeks rest, recreation, adventure and sightseeing across major parks highlighting U S scenic appeal and traditional vacation urgency. Park towns report rising crowds and strong visitor interest through fall weekends.
National Parks See America First Drives 1947 Vacation Boom
The nation’s parks system, with 169 areas, drew 21.6 million visitors last year and is expected to set a new record in 1947. Yellowstone, the oldest park, is famed for geysers and wildlife, including bison, moose, elk, and bears, while Big Bend in Texas showcases the Rio Grande and Chisos mountains. Reservations are advised as lodging and transport demand rises across parks.
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Europe
America
National Park System
United States
Newton B. Drury
National Park Service
Nore
Drury
Yellowstone
Park
Mam- Toth Not Springs
Old Faithful
Canyon and
Lake
Camp Roosevelt
Tower Junction
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Great Falls
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone Lake
National Park
Texas
Rio Grande River
Chisos
Rio Grande
Mariscal
Boquillas
Santa Helena
Marathon
Hyde Park Visitors Strain FDR Home Grounds Safety
Washington report notes half a million visitors path through Franklin D. Roosevelt's Hyde Park home has worn paths and worn carpeting. Park Service says wear and tear affects grounds and lanes and the stairway has been braced with a heavy carpet. The site opened April 12, 1948, with limited daily access to the house for safety.
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Washington
Frantlin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
National Park
The
Park Service
New Book of Everyday Etiquette Featured
Etiquette guide outlines introductions and name order rules for mixed and same sex pairs, advising to present the younger to the older when the sexes differ. It promotes table manners and offers a Reader Service booklet No 44 for more etiquette phases.
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Janet Smith
Mra. Lane
Miss Young
17Th St
New York
One-Race Disease Confined to a Single Race
A historical note states that sickle cell anemia is uniquely confined to the Negro race, arising entirely from a specific inheritable strain in Negro blood and dependent on its presence for occurrence.
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Alaska
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