Fear of Communist Labor Wave Sweeps Nation
A reader letter warns of a rising strike wave linked to radical socialist leaders directing organized labor. It claims Moscow directs efforts to sabotage American production and push a government planned economy, citing labor records from 1928 to 1958 and arguing for defending free enterprise against foreign influence.
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Veterans' Administration GI loan figures and pension guidance
A Washington Bureau column reports GI loan guarantees totaling over 76 million dollars with about 4 000 veterans weekly using home loan guarantees, plus 224 700 veterans financing home purchases totaling 2 060 000 000. It advises veterans families on eligibility for pensions, educational benefits, and disability pensions, including where to apply and what information to include.
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Corn Belt Fills Feed Lots and Nationalization Pushs Prices
Corn belt feed lots reach record intake boosting beef supplies for spring and summer as agriculture officials note high western grain purchases and potential cattle value gains. Britain accelerates socialization with nationalization of inland transport and power, price controls, and surveillance to stabilize postwar economy. Decontrol fuels price hikes across manufacturing and housing sectors as firms lift costs to offset wages and materials.
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Zenith Radio Corporation
General Motors
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Snowbound Colorado ranches struggle as blizzard hits region
About 15 people died and thousands of cattle were stranded by a historic Colorado snowstorm. Rescue planes and military equipment aided isolated ranches, hay drops reached cattle, and efforts diverted supplies from Pueblo to meet urgent food and medical needs. Simultaneously, U.N. trusteeship debates at Lake Success showed friction among powers over postwar territories and a Panama Canal study considered expanding or rebuilding the waterway to meet modern warfare and civilian needs.
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Teenagers at work in postwar period affirmed by report
Nationwide survey by the National Child Labor Committee, cited by secretary Gertrude Folks Zimring, finds continued high teen employment since the war. The report notes that some two million youths aged 14 to 15 hold employment certificates or similar authorizations, reflecting widespread work among young people.
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Howse That Theft Built Williams and Leotard in Portland
Police traced a scheme where Howse That Theft Built Williams and Leoteard allegedly funded a three room house in Portland with stolen property. They confessed to furnishing plumbing and electrical equipment, radios, typewriters, and other items valued around 310000. Leotard reportedly included a $1200 mink coat in the stash.
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Republicans Face Major Problems With Washington Foreseen
The piece argues the Republican majority will organize Congress with Jén Martins speaker and Vandenburg presiding, predicting strife and vetoes as the nation shifts from a planned economy to free enterprise. It critiques both parties, cites Roosevelt era policies, and warns of potential farm price declines and intensified labor disputes ahead of the 1948 election.
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