Refugees Pose Problem In Germany
Western Germany faces a potential political hurdle as about 3.0 million East European refugees may influence national politics if a unified refugee party forms. The U S High Commission warns of border-change pressures and radical leadership risk, noting refugees lack work and integration.
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Frankfurt
Germany
East Europe
Poland
Prussia
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Europe
U.S. High Commission
High Commission
Bavaria
Schleswig- Holstein
Wuerttemburg-Baden
Gersman
Banner Year Forecast For Farmers
Washington economists predict a banner year for farmers in 1951 with record production and high gross income, driven by stronger consumer demand. Net gains depend on production costs, with about 10 percent higher prices expected, except poultry and potatoes facing overproduction. Acreage goals target 16 million bales of cotton and expanded feed crop output, while most controls ease to support defense needs.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture Economista
Pri¢a
Maine Woman Chases Global Collection Of Combs
Mrs Ida Shrang of Dover Foxcroft aims to collect 1000 combs as a hobby while managing a home and four children. Her 374 piece collection spans American periods and includes pieces from England Italy France and China made of bone tortoise shell wood and split bamboo.
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Dover-Foxcroft
Ida Shrang
England
Italy
France
China
California City adopts Easy Parking System
Montory Park California AP reports after a six week trial the city installs an unusual easy parking system. Two 20 foot parted stalls are provided between each 11 foot no parking zone. The smaller red zones allow drivers to swing into a space without stopping and backing up blocking traffic flow.
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Montory Park
Calif
Aft
Higher Taxes and Controls Expected in 1951
Washington reports anticipate stricter government control, higher taxes, and price and wage controls as 1951 begins. Defense needs may intensify regulation of metals and production of consumer goods like radios and refrigerators, shaping economic policy through mid 1951.
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Washington
Ena
1951 letdowns and rising costs loom for Americans
The piece outlines expected higher taxes in 1951 and tighter controls on industry and credit. It notes increased agricultural output to meet military demand, scarcer consumer goods, potential Reg W and Reg X tightening, and FHA loan and VA appraisal drops. A Syracuse traffic light loudspeaker and a Middlebury hurricane infractions show varied fallout.
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Willie
Leonard Sansone
Ruberts
Mom
Sansime
Maine
California
DENBY
Modernella
Troy
Ashley
Secretary of Treasury
Snyder
Federal Reserve Board
Consumer Credit, Control
Veterans Administration
Syracuse
N. C
With
Middlebury, Vi
Middlebury College
Ani
Ifipally
Royon
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