Complications Mark Soviet Approach WNU Service
The piece discusses American policy toward Russia, noting two distinct Russian groups and a dual approach. It cites Byrnes calls for Germany unity, U.S. firmness in negotiations, and claims Russia may be weaker economically and morally than the Allies. It also covers Greek tensions with Turkish and Albanian-aligned rebels and Britain's potential intervention near the Dardanelles.
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WNU
Eye Etreet
Washington
D.C
Amerlea
Russia
Moscow
Amerika
Byrnes
Germany
United States
Europe
United Nations
Shipbuilders face wartime profits and wage strike clash
Figures from Kaiser and allied firms reveal wartime profits after renegotiation and tax adjustments, with New England Shipbuilding lowering profits. Meanwhile labor unions rally against a Pittsburgh anti strike injunction, urging resumed bargaining as meat regulation debates unfold in Washington.
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House
Maring Committee
Fontana Steel
Kaiser Company
Kaiser
Independent Association of Employees of Duquesne, Light. Company
Pittsburgh
Ecity
IAE
AFL
CIO
Labor
Evolution of Typewriter Advances Across Languages
The piece surveys advancements in typewriter technology including a 5400 character Chinese keyboard from IBM and multilingual translation aids used at the Nuernberg trials. It muses on voice input, spelling variances, and future gadgets while lightly commenting on democracy and public discourse.
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Miracle
Nurnberg
Nuernberg
IBM
Still Soaring All Debt in U S Shows Increase
A Commerce Department report shows U S total debt rose to 400.8 billion dollars in 1945, up 35.4 billion from 1944, with the federal debt leading the surge. Other debt categories mostly declined, while farm mortgage debt rose in 20 states in 1945 after 1944 gains.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Department
Observance Promotes Jobs for Handicapped Workers Week
National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week runs October 6 to 12 under Congress authorization and President Truman proclamation. led by USES and Veterans Administration with Disabled American Veterans, agencies promote the cause to provide work for millions including veterans, accident victims, and the chronically ill. More than 800,000 disabled workers, including 226,000 disabled veterans, are ready for employment through the USES, director Robert C. Goodwin says.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
United States Employment Service
Veterans’ Administration
Robert C. Goodwin
Disabled veterans and workers push for skilled jobs
Goodwin notes that many handicapped workers are highly skilled and immediately employable in jobs that suit their abilities. He cites that 83 percent of the nation’s industries employed over a million handicapped workers who often outperformed non disabled staff. Maj. Gen. Erskine warns that neglecting disabled veterans would be a costly loss to postwar economy and leadership.
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Goodwin
Industria
Graves B. Erskine
Pigs Learn to Drink From Bottles on Arlington Farm
In Arlington Washington A R Leaguee crafted a bottle feeding system for pigs deemed unsuitable by their mother. He suspended bottles on a rack and taught the litter to drink from them. The pigs rapidly adapted and are growing quickly.
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Arlington, Wash
A. R. Leaguee
Village Receives Five-and-Half Ton Howitzer
WLORDELL HILLS MO. In response to Mayor Walter Zieger's appeal to President Truman for a World War II memorial trophy the village got a five and one half ton howitzer. The gun was shipped from Rock Island Arsenal Illinois at freight cost of 86 dollars. Twenty citizens towed the weapon to the city park.
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Wlordell Hills
Walter Zieger
Truman
Rock Island, Mil
Aviation notes show airport gains and new aircraft activity
William Naff becomes Montrose municipal airport manager and Monarch agent as a 6000 foot runway opens. Oshkosh plans a October 13 airport dedication led by R W Havemann. Polo hosts Hamilton airport dedication with Arch M Hamilton. Eldorado buys five AT training planes for parts. Idaho pilots hold last breakfast Oct 13 with venison menu. 125 attended in Gooding. Akron cloudhoppers revive with BT-15 and plan Cub trainer. military plane output rises in August to 190 with fighters leading the increase. total eight months 1946 at 834 versus 45438 in 1945.
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Montrose
Colo
Monarch Air
Maes
Monarch
Oshkosh
Wis
R. W. Havemann
South Side Businessmen's Club
Ogie County
Hamilton
Polo
Arch M. Hamilton
Eldorado
Tex
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Joe Wagley
Carol Sprout
Bill Edmiston
Idaho
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Chet Maulton
Gooding
Christopher P. Scott
Boise
Cloudhoppers
University of Akron
Akron
Ohio
Cloudhopper Club
Guggenheim Aeronautical Institute
Aircraft Industries Association
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