Food Subsidy Cuts Planned in Allied Postwar Moves
Government plans to end subsidies on vegetable shortening and other foods by mid 1946. Stabilization Director Collet outlines timelines for phasing out subsidies and ending livestock, dairy, and flour payments as the 1945 crop year ends. Estimated annual subsidy costs run into the billions, with specific cessation deadlines and affected commodity groups.
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Hossen
Wrona
Department of Agriculturel
Labor group clash at Washington conference over wage policy
William Green and CIO opponents challenge labor management talks, urging settlement by collective bargaining rather than a living cost based formula. The dispute coincides with wage debates in automoile and steel sectors as the Army announces discharges for many European veterans and policy limits on overseas posting for long-serving troops. Grain outlook shows US wheat stocks and 1946 exports projected at 300 to 325 million bushels with Canada shipments affected by transport conditions.
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William ‘Green
John L. Lewis
United Ming Worker
CIO _propisalita tle
Washington, D. C
Gahatitalke
Sng
Truman
Lewis
Dng Gd
Hewis
Sghhtfa
Automobile and Steel Industries
Hg Cio
nego‘Gagtigny
General Motors
Steel Corporation
Jereagom
ARMY
Pacific
the & S
Atomic talk shapes postwar diplomacy and aid drive
Britain and Russia clash over atomic bomb sharing while Bevin urges caution and Byrnes backs an Allied commission to ensure access to Mediterranean routes. Italy proposes boundary readjustments and North African bases as Attlee plans talks with Truman. Over $1 million in epidemic aid funds the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Britain
Russia
Tle
Vyacheslav Molotov
Bevin
North Africa
Eritrea
Byrnes
Dardanelles
Bosporus
Italy
Montreux
Turkey
Palestine
Att Teon
Truman
National Foundation For
Na Caroling
New York
Virginia
National Foundation
Nazi Spy Tipped Off FBI Led to Roundup of Saboteurs
The spy disclosed the 1942 plan to damage US plants and terrorize civilians, aiding the FBI in tracking saboteurs in New York and Chicago. Dasch named co-conspirators and helped prompt the execution of some saboteurs and life sentences for others. The article also notes abaca production expansion in the Western Hemisphere context.
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Germany
FBI
George Dagh
G-men
New York
Chicago
Dasch
TVA
Hell Gate Bridge
New York City
Ohio River Locks
Pearl Harbor
Manila
Panama
State Department
Philippines
Civil War Looms as Communists and Nationalists Clash
In China a full scale civil war loomed as communists and nationalists faltered in talks. The Rede moved to offensives to block Chiang Kai shek forces from northern strongholds while the U S withdrew troops aiding the nationalists. Washington signaled continued material support, but policy strain rose as peace hopes after V J Day faded.
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China
Rede
U 5
Chiang
Finlanders Charged Over War Policy Arrests Prompt Trial
Finland moves to prosecute eight former leaders for official acts during the war era. Vaino Tanner and figures including Henrik Rameau, Edwin Linkomies, Rudolf Walden, and Tyko Reinikka face early trials amid a government crackdown on mediation and Axis alignment. Parallel U S and Detroit politics note CIO losses and mayoral races in major cities signaling postwar shifts.
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Russia
People & Court
Vaino Tanner
Rusela
Tanner
Speedy postwar flight dreams rise on record Gloster Metsor run
Brian’s jet-powered Gloster Metsor, piloted by Raphel Wilson, shattered the 1939 mark at 606 mph over a 1 mile course at Herne Bay England. The feat spurred estimates of world trips in 41 hours from Los Angeles to New York, 3 59 from Chicago to Panama and 6 ? from Chicago to Mexico City, highlighting potential rapid air travel.
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Brian
Raphel Wilson
Frita Pendel
Piteon
Herne Bay
England
Wilsons
Los Angeles
Calif
New York City
Chicago
Panama
Mexico City
Court action cited in estranged wife request
Fragmentary OCR notes show a estranged wife seeking support or property from her husband. The garbled text mentions living arrangements and a court action but lacks clear names, dates, or place details. The readable words imply a legal filing or request related to separation.
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Ballkee
Peres Algwat
Community Visitors And Local News From Randlett
Sunday visitors included Mert Nebeker of Normpa Idaho and Mr and Mrs B W Nebeker of Lapoint at the Brough home. Mrs Marriner McMillin returned from Roosevelt Hospital after two weeks of treatment. Benson and Wahlquist families hosted and visited in Denver area. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Richard O’Neil on November 3. FFA calf purchases by Grant Jarmen Tommie Chandler Gilbert Brough and Stanley Wommack. Hereford calves bought for FFA. Additional notes cover rheumatic fever treatment for Carolyn Tompson, tonsil removal for Dian Taylor, and personnel moves including Harold Dudley’s basement addition and L C Wall’s funeral attendance. Bob Brough reports Korea posting. August Dudley and Anna Balaird visiting Denver and California.
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Mert. Nebeker
Normpa
Idaho
B W Nebeker
Lapoint
J S. Brough
Marriner McMillin
Roosevelt Hospital
Ronald Benson
C F Wahlquist
Benson
Wahlquist
Co ‘Agnerd
Denver
Richard O'Neil
O Neil
Wayne
Jesse S
Grant Jarmen
Tommie Chandler
Gilbert Brough
Stanley Wommack
Carolyn ‘Tompson
Taken To Sake
Jesse Jensen
Harald Dudley
L C Wall
Ogden
Wall
J S_ Brough
Bob
Korea
Army Engineers
Earl Batchelor
Vernal
August Dudley
Anna Bal Aird
Stera
Rold
California
George Dud LaRue Pickup
Wings
Dian Taylor
Ralph Taylor
Verna Wilson
Salt Lake
Mullin
Nagoya
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CIO
Frankensteen
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Pittsburgh
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New Haven
Conn
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Vernal Meat & Livestock
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Wing's Store
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