Marshall Urges Spiritual War Silence and Peace Understanding
Secretary of State Marshall called for a supreme effort to silence new war propaganda and press for a spiritual conquest of world problems to restore faith in peace. He spoke at a Pilgrims Society dinner on Anglo American friendship and warned against fear of war.
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Western governors urged long range tariff incentive for West production
Senator Malone told the Portland conference that the West has raw materials and multiple power sources but needs a lawful, broad based tariff system to spur mining agriculture timber fisheries fuels and manufacturing. He argued flexible tariffs could offset higher U S wages versus foreign costs and urged choice between tariff based growth and reciprocal free trade.
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Advances For Farm Training For On Farm Veterans
The Veterans Administration will advance 75 percent of estimated tuition and training costs for approved state on farm training institutions for four month periods starting in March July and November. The remainder will be paid at the end of each instruction period.
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Oerstit 400 Alloy Composition Revealed
The German mag net notes Oerstit 400 alloy rich in metals with 8 percent aluminum 16 percent nickel 22 percent cobalt 4 percent copper and the remainder iron.
Wallace Foe of President Seeks Bolting in 1948
Wallace, former vice president, told Buffalo he would vote for Taft over Truman if forced to choose, prompting Democratic leaders to drop hope he would not bolt. Taft’s camp met his remarks with laughter as speculation swirled about Wallace’s possible independent run.
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Public Opinion on lend lease to Russia grows split
Princeton citizens discuss U S shipments to Russia in 1947 amid debate on oil machinery and industrial exports. Harold E Stassen urges a ban on heavy machinery to the Soviets as voters express mixed views on continuing aid versus stopping shipments until Russia cooperates.
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Senate study on 1947 Russia trade shipments ordered
The senate appropriations committee on December 4 directed the state department to provide facts on the amount and kind of 1947 shipments to Russia and its satellite nations. The survey will examine whether the public objects to private manufacturers and firms selling goods to Russia in normal trade.
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Lend Lease Shipments Feature In War Trade Report
The article notes lend lease shipments alongside all other exports as part of wartime trade analysis. It emphasizes the breadth of materials moved to support allied operations and the impact on domestic industry and European front lines.
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