Weekly News Analysis Accidents Kill 100000 in 1946
A 1946 tally of accidents shows a grim death toll reaching one hundred thousand. The State Department outlines a program to address emerging global security issues and contemplates presidential term limits. Discussion centers on the atomic bomb’s control and the risk of granting unchecked U S power amid postwar remobilization concerns.
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Mishaps Toll in War Era Transport and Accidents
A fragmented report estimates vast tolls from accidents and disasters. It cites millions of disabling injuries and thousands of deaths across transport modes, with economic costs surpassing five percent of wartime production due to crashes, fires, and public incidents, noting rail and air travel risks.
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Burad
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British Pact Sparks Trade Tension and Marriage Welfare Plan
Britain rejects restrictive trade terms with Argentina but faces U S concerns over funds shifted to Argentina. The dispute could curb free trade if extended to India and Egypt. Separately, the British Labour government backs a welfare program to stabilize marriage with church and charitable groups, advocating pre marriage education and counseling.
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India
Egypt
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State Department urges swift aid action amid wartime hunger crisis
Secretary of State Marshall told the Foreign Relations Committee he seeks rapid full aid for hungry overseas, while Congress weighs President Truman's food needs report on Germany. Senate approval of the Paris peace treaties, St Lawrence Seaway authorization, and displaced persons entry measures are also discussed. Republicans push for a constitutional amendment to limit presidents to two terms, claiming anti-Roosevelt motives. Truman proposes changing succession rules to allow the Speaker to act if the president becomes unavailable.
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Byrd Antarctic findings reshape mapping of icy wastes
Readings from the Byrd expedition reveal extensive Antarctic mapping, detailing 123,000 square miles of previously charted wasteland. New coastlines, bays, ranges, and peninsulas emerge as naval explorers chart weeks of polar operations. Byrd touts the continent as a potential resource treasury for postwar U.S. needs.
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Appliances Find Place in U S Homes
Lusuries of years ago are commonplaces in the American home according to a National Family Opinion survey. Electric hops radios radio phonographs electric misers roasters and vacuum cleaners lead lists with high ownership. Washing machines and sewing machines show strong presence in many households.
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National Family Opinion Organization
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Plan for Ruhr and Reich breakup dominates talks
Germany and France clash over postwar fate at a major conference. France pushes for permanent amanculation of the Reich and a federated federation to hobble German power, while other nations weigh strategies for the region amid long-standing aggression.
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Reich
Roscow
Germany
Uy Frien
Fragmented notes touch on work hours and herb drying guidance
The fragmented text discusses long working hours and federal rules, hints at workers’ benefits, and details rapid drying of tander-leaf herbs in well ventilated rooms to preserve color and prevent mold. It references herbs like baria, costmary, tarragon, lemon balm, mint, sage, rosemary, thyme, and savory. It also mentions a Hawaiian land deed to Britain tied to Captain James Cook and a Keaway kekua site.
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le Long
Rover
England
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Blanket sizing guidance for beds from old OCR text
The article discusses proper blanket sizing and usage, advising that blankets should tuck at the foot of the bed and remain long enough to cover the neck region. It specifies minimum dimensions: 72 by 84 inches for double beds and 63 by 84 inches for single beds.
Storing Screens and Rat Control Instructions
Storage guidance covers stacking screens on two even surfaces to avoid sagging frames, keeping racks clear of other objects, and ensuring frames bear loads. In rat prevention, first clean rubbish piles near structures and eliminate harborage then protect all food from rats.
Open Pollinated vs Hybrid Varieties and Soil Life Beliefs
The text discusses hybrid and open pollinated varieties with claims they differ in protein content, notes experiments by Michigan State College agronomic chemist Dr P J Schalble, and cites general soils and life cycles. It mentions soil nutrients, plant life, and quotes Dr Charles F Kefox regarding soil necessity and nourishment from soil and life. It ends with opinions on baked apples preferring Jonathan and other varieties for texture and color.
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Maine
Yale
Michigan
State ‘College Teate
P. J. Schalble
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Charles F. Ke Foxg
Riesture
Beneeth le
Fragments Warn of Early Frost Risks to Crops
A damaged fragment warns to dig for roots before frost. It notes that rotting tops may spread downward into the soil, affecting crops and pollinators underground. The terse item suggests urgency for farmers to protect standing vegetation and prevent decay from spreading below ground.
Baltic amber and agricultural income trends cited in report
The article notes Baltic amber origin near Memel and Danzig, with smaller varieties in other regions. It discusses a farmer income surge in 1945 relative to 1910-14 averages, showing farm income two and a half times the normal, while agricultural production rose about 70 percent above the 1910-14 average. It mentions a slow upward trend in farm output since 1915 but wide fluctuations in income.
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Burma
Rica Seo-taw
Onions and Their Vitamin Content in Raw State
The article notes that raw onions have high water content and are low in calories. It states onions in their holy raw state retain vitamins B and C, but much vitamin value is lost during cooking as water is discarded.
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