Meat Shortage News Shocks Housewives and Policy Makers
The report describes scarce meat supplies during the OPA suspension and weak feeder shipments, driving household menus toward meatless meals. Agriculture officials warn price hikes could curb demand, while packers cut jobs as livestock receipts fall.
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Tswasi Hart
Department of Agriculture
Mvestock
Hvesteck
AFL
Tramam
OPA
Avenuse
Phaermaceutical
OPA Cracks Down as Black Market in Auto Sales Grows
A U S OPA crackdown shows toughened price enforcement targeting new and used cars amid black market allegations. An agent was photographed threatening a salesman with a blackjack while others face charges for ceiling price violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
OPA
Sherman
Eet
Acfats
Washington
Teamsters Revolt Shuts Down Transport Across Cities
Labor strife hits 35 000 workers as IBT strike disrupts New York and New Jersey operations. President Tobin steps in at Mayor O Dwyer’s request to end walkouts and push negotiations. Partial wage offer hints at resolution while food supply and beverage bottlers face severe disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhood Teamsters
New York City
TST
Dan Tobid
O'Dwyer
Tobin
Assentia
IBT
New York
New Jersey
Na’ Onal Buyer Refntag Company
Boekers
Ally
Taft Leads GOP at Ohio Convention and Warns on 1949 Program
Taft outlined a conservative GOP platform at the Ohio state convention in Columbus. He warned of a Republican congressional victory leading to a 1949 program: price and wage controls ended by April 2 with rents exempted, expiration of the second War Powers Act, and conscription termination unless war threatens. He tied these actions to a Truman disapproval scenario.
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Ohio
White House
Colmbus
Bob Taft
Taft
GOP
Truman
Male
Democrata
Lew Rey
U S Aids Red Bloc Evidence Of Postwar Support And unrest in Britain
The report outlines U S relief to eastern Europe totaling 466 million for Poland Romania Hungary Albania and others after wartime hostilities. It cites Britain unrest over squatters and the Labour government’s response and notes a rise in urban transit passengers reaching a record last year aided by industrial recovery and peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke
Nev
Peter Link
Mike
Peter
Ana
U. S
Russia
Soviet Bloc
Eastern Europe
Poland
Kugeamyis
Romania
Hungary
Albania
John Dull
Britain
Labor Party
Min
Tater Attlee
Rebld
Aff
Na Gon
American Transit Association
Mississippi 4 H youth show large gains in rural club work
The report notes Mississippi leading in rural youth in 4 H clubs in 1948 and big gains in 1945. Enrollment jumped from 02,772 figures cited, while vegetables handling guidance discusses cooking cleaning refrigerating to preserve vitamins.
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Mississippi
Missiesippi
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Greece
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F.S. Harris
Utah Agricultural College
U. M
Food and Agriculture Organization
Copenhagen
Denmark
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Sef
Credita
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Maxwell Taylor
Weaf Point
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Teamsters
Lidar
Pittevergh
Tte
Larry O'Conger
Judy ‘Telpedak
Marilyn Jordan
Bae America
Saired
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Marilyn Buford
Callfetala
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Atantic Cynoniens Ieskews
Panier
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Jane McCall
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