Huxley Publishes Views On Big Three Parley
Editor notes open with Huxley discussing the Big Three Conference and its influence on future policy. He stresses coordination among powers and warns against separate consults while noting the next topics will include peace settlement terms and postwar security implications.
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Huxley
Sulian Huxley
Associated Press
London
Maximus
Exger Stals
Weil Cone
Pune
Nani
Congress
Europe
Mit
Buckier's Canadiol Mixture Promises Quick Bronchial Relief
Fragmentary ad copy touts Buckier's Canadiol as a remedy for bronchial coughs and irritation during colds. It claims fast easing of symptoms at low cost though the text is partly garbled with prices and product phrases.
Settlement principles for postwar Europe outlined in remarks
A speaker outlines the challenge of a broad settlement among Allies after the war. He argues for a principled approach to German fate, warns against excessive punitive measures, and stresses preserving German industrial capacity while preventing armament buildup.
Reconstruction and postwar policy debates across occupied Europe
A reflective address outlines postwar aims including German reconstruction, reparations, and control of imports. It discusses an independent German government, allied administration, and a path to elections, relief, and regional colonial cooperation amid a shifting international order. Cooperation among Britain, the U.S., and Russia is emphasized.
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Laports
Europe
Wall Ag
International Monetary Fund
Russia
von Partus
O.s.a
Briain
Britain
U.S.A
U. S
Vegetable Price Ceilings Change Across Albany Area
OPA updates retail ceiling prices yesterday for fresh produce in Albany Rensselaer Troy Green Island Conses Schenectady and Watervliet. Green wax beans 232 cents per lb down 275, cucumbers Stic per lb down 64, eggplant Bsc per lb down, sweet peppers 24 cents per lb down, sweet potatoes up to 35 cents per lb, lettuce 16 cents per lb up, spinach added at 14% cents per lb. Egg prices cut one cent per dozen for all Group 1 and 2 stores. Other items remain as last week.
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Albany
Rensselaer
Troy
Green Island
Conses
Schenectady
Watervilet
OPA
Navy Secretary Reveals Civilian Help In Sinking Sub
Secretary of the Navy Forrestal commended civilian Ray mond Murphy of Poquonock Bridge Conn a technician with the U S Bogue escort carrier for aiding in sinking an enemy submarine during hazardous search flights Murphy credited with knocking out the sub while details of the engagement including nationality and location were not disclosed in his appreciation letter
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INS
Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal
Navy
Raymond Murphy
Poquonock Bridge
Conn
U. S
Bogue
Murphy
Gernar
Conference aims to ease postwar tensions and forge lasting peace
The speaker stresses timely decisions and shared responsibility to prevent criticism, warning of grave Far East problems in Syria and Burma. The conference seeks to align the three great powers to sustain postwar peace and promote freedom for millions worldwide.
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Nial
Syrian
Burms
Far East
Foreign born families shrinking says Metropolitan Life study
A Metropolitan Life Insurance Company report says foreign born citizens are following native-born Americans in having smaller families. Birth rates among foreign-born women have declined to about the same level as native-born, with foreign-born first births now only slightly higher than native-born. The study notes a past shift from higher to similar fertility between groups, indicating a trend toward smaller family sizes among foreign-born populations.
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United States
Metropolitic Life Insurance Co
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