Fear of Red Penetration and Wage Reform in West
Weekly News Analysis outlines U.S. strategy in China with 12,000 Marines withdrawn risking Soviet intervention. It notes U.S. labor reforms cutting wage inequalities via 1.8 cent raises for about 75,000 workers, and freight car shortages pressing Westward grain movement. Also mentions Peron’s Argentina development plan and Palestine tensions plus Germany’s warnings on postwar treaties.
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Marshall
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Rede
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Port Arthur
Darren
Russia
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Nequitins
Prive Rpte
Dn U. & Industry
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Commission
Swit
Wilson
Cudahy
Artious
Morrell
AFL
CTO
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Develop Industry Center to Boost Southern Manufacturing
In the south a new manufacturing opportur center is being planned below the Matan-Dincn line to promote further industrialisation. Governor in Virginis has appointed a commission to study coal mining and allied industries and agricultural produce in the immediate vicinity.
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Virginis
M' Coromallian
Joealfo-goneds Industriea
Congress Eyes Retaining Luxury Levies Amid Tax Debate
Congress proposes keeping wartime levies on liquor at 3 dollars, furs a 20 percent rate, jewelry and toilet preparations, theater admissions taxes, local services, transportation, and lighting. Republicans debate cutting income taxes up to 20 percent for earnings to 200 thousand while boosting exemptions for low income groups to reduce overall tax burden. Engel argues Knutson plan would shift tax load to low earners, aiding Democratic campaign framing among 88 million in the lower income bracket.
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Republican Congress
Reaka
Koutton
Rep. Minn
Engel
Rep
Mich
Walex
Engel Aaid
Knut Aon
Knutson
Eneel
Democratic Party
Farm machinery firms show strong 1946 profits and expansion plans
The report highlights large profits for major farm implement makers in 1946, with Deery and Co axles rising to 143 dollars.00,400 and Oliver Corporation net earnings at 2,003,002. Trade in parts and service drove most volume while production of farm implements climbed 29 percent as wartime cessation spurred investment. Oliver plans include 1,000,000 in expansion of production and distribution facilities amid anticipated solid business.
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Internatioss Darvister
Deery & Co
Wit Press
Oliver Cooperationn
Oliver
Britain Faces Need to Boost Exports to Stabilize Debt
Britain, balancing exports with imports thanks to U S loans, must lift overseas trade further to curb foreign debt and sustain living standards. Export growth to 1S percent is needed, with current levels only 1 percent above prewar, due to material and transport shortages. Britain seeks imports from soft currencies while wartime insurance and veterans’ service plans see a partial reinstitution as confidence grows.
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U. S
Eraental Raterraln
Tranpower
Meanwhil Britiah
World Food Plan Hints From U N Food Org Proposal
The United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization previews a workable program to stabilize global food prices and surpluses. Representatives from 16 governments discuss a multilateral approach, with a goal to gain U S congressional support despite agrarian and cross party opposition. England's Sir John Grr proposal is noted as too sweeping for U S endorsement.
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International
United Nation ‘Food and Agricultural Organlzerom
Stabilization Proposals from Global Farm Bodies
Information indicates proposals from the U S Department of Agriculture and the International Federation of Agriculture Producers formed in London last year are favored by the commission The plan aims to form a World Food Council to align farm programs with global efforts to stabilize prices improve production and distribute agricultural goods Equitable funding from FAO member nations via the International Monetary Fund would support food aid to needy countries and back long range food programs The effort enjoys broad industry support including the International Federation of Agricultural Producers and other international groups The outcome hinges on congressional approval of farm organizations backing the measure and a possible choice between the proposed council and inaction
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New York
Peron
Robert Nathan
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Department of Agriculture
International Federation of Agriculture Producers
London
FAO
Welch
Betare
Mexican City
Copenhagen
Quebec
Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
International Monetary Fund
Congress
Aws
World Food Council
Frat man statue cast in bronze shipped to country
In a historical note from the United of Fister era a bronze statue model titled Frat man was shipped overseas for casting. Plans by Thomas Crawford and their approval by Jefferson and Davis are referenced with a committee on public buildings. The statue is to be placed by December.
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Mendelad
Thomas Crawford
Jefferson
Davis
Central heating system types and fuel choices
The article outlines three heating system types hot water steam and warm air each can be fired by any of three fuels. It notes no fixed relation between system type and fuel and states owners may choose both the heating system and the fuel.
Reading Fragment on Daily Nutrient Percentages
A fragment lists a quart of milk providing four large glasses and outlines approx percentages of daily nutrient needs for an average adult. It cites riboflavin seven percent, phosphorus eighty nine percent, protein forty nine percent, vitamin A thirty seven percent, calcium thirty percent, iron fourteen percent, and vitamin C ten percent.
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Iran
Traditions Marking the Dead with Rugs and Covers
A fragment describes an Oriental rite at a church honoring patriarchs Abraham Isaac and Jacob by laying rugs and knocking on graves. It notes two main types of pressure cookers with covers differing by rim seals and rubber gaskets.
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Orient
Keven
Church of Hebron
Abrag
Ham
Isase
Jecc
Heart Disease Prevalence Worldwide
A historic health note states that more than 4 million people are affected by heart disease and related conditions today, including coronary and cerebral complications, with about 375000 deaths recorded. The figures reflect rising cardiovascular strain and emphasize urgent attention to prevention and treatment.
Petroleum Compounds Put To Use In Modern Production
Petroleum Compounds is described as a key source of chemical compounds enabling a wide range of materials. Glycerine is now producible synthetically ensuring steady supply. Toluel, derived from THY, once a coal by product, can now be manufactured synthetically from petroleum hydrocarbons.
Beef boning system saves shipping weight and space
A system developed at the army Subalitence and Research Laboratory in Chicago during the war allows shipping only edible meat and removing inedible parts. It reduces weight and space by about 30 percent, using 2 cubic feet of specs per ton of beef. The economy of this system could lead to eventual commercial adoption.
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Army Subilatence and Research Laboratory
Chicago
Animal Nutrities and Mineral Predcers in Interwar Industry
The field of animal nutrition grows more diversified beyond human nutrition due to better experimental facilities, more animal breeds, and easier testing. After World War I the copper, lead and mine industries faced depleted deposits in the United States and relied on imports, with tariff protection supporting domestic production.
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United States
Industria
Butter shortage halts Berlin Opera guest appearance
A Berlin Municipal Opera tenor refused a guest performance after the manager failed to guarantee a pound of butter for the rehearsal. The postwar food shortage and rationing patterns influence cultural events as officials balance artistic desires with scarce resources.
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Douvier
Germany
Berlin
Early Railroad Experiments On Refrigerator Cars
In the 1860s the first experiments by railroads explored developing a refrigerator car to aid transporting dressed meats and dairy products, aiming to provide menus for cooled shipments.
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Railroands
Par for Milking Three Minutes per Cow Tests Find Top System
A monitored milking trial runs three minutes per cow to measure efficiency. Findings compare systems on output, aiming to identify the method yielding the highest milk throughput and best overall performance.
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