U. S. Stiffens Russian Policy
United States policy toward the Soviet Union hardens, stressing firm lines on Europe and postwar settlements. The article traces tensions over Germany, the fate of occupation, and negotiations at Potsdam and Paris, noting Byrnes and others pressing for concrete peacemaking steps while Moscow resists moves perceived as limiting Soviet influence.
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1700 Servicemen On Ships Reaching U S Coast
Three vessels carrying more than 100 airservice personnel were scheduled to arrive yesterday at West Coast points. The ships arriving include San Francisco Costa Rica Victory from Yokohama with 7447 pops and World Victory from Yokohama 19 Epops Air San Diego Coasters Haboi from Pearl Harbor with 308 Navy and Marine personnel.
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Atomic Generating Plants Seen In Atomic Era Vision
A survey by two experts discusses applying atom energy to electric power, noting potential large scale plants at Hanford and Oak Ridge. They describe continuous production of vast energy, with byproducts processed and carried away, and compare steam turbines to drive generation.
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Westinghowne Walerie Thesearelt
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Oak Ridge
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Ateror
Hutcheson
Rutland visitors and local society notes in Rutland
Latham Adam halbleish spends week at Rutland. Mrs Fitab Dupree to enter Womens Society of Calvary rept Church this afternoon with handkerchief and modesty carvet. Willie Peters family back from Bucandaga Lake 47 catran trip. Latham Home Bureau to hold fall meeting Tuesday Sept 17 at 1 30 pm at Calvary Hall featuring membership drive hobby show and guest appearances.
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Victolm
Dons Peterson
Ord House
Fitab Dupree
Yin the
Womens Societ
Calvary Rept Church
Enmung
Williey Peters
Fdaughie Worjhie
Russell Suttan
Russell
Bucandaga Lake
Latham Home Bureau
Tussaty
Calvary Hall
Bing & Guest
State Milk Goes to Other Markets in New York and Beyond
New York reports Henry Ho Rathe, president of the Long Cooperative Association, warns competition from other states may push premiums down as dairy producers face a potential shift of milk markets. The piece notes plans to divert New York supply, price pressures, and labor shortages affecting pricing and distribution to Boston, Connecticut, and New Jersey markets.
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Clinton Po Anderson
Dwyer
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