Argen tints spark protest at philosophers congress
In Charlottesville on December 31 United States and Canadian philosophers declined invitations to Argentina s first national congress in protest to President Peron. Milton C Nahm of Bryn Mawr read a letter detailing obstructions and detentions of philosophers and urging Peron to rectify university practices. The six former Eastern Association presidents declined the Mendoza congress invitation. Nutritionists estimate nine tenths of humanity live in food poverty.
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Charlottesville
United States
Argens First National Congress of Philosophers
Peron
Nahm
Thergentine
Eastern Association
National University of Cuyo
Mendoza
Women of the Year by Dorothy Roe AP
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine named woman of the year by Associated Press editors. Other 1948 honorees include Dr. Helen Taussig in science, Vivien Kellems in business, Loretta Young in film, Jane Froman in radio, Mabel Studebaker in education, Fanny Blankers Koen in sports, Betty Smith in literature, Beatrice Shopp Miss America, Tallulah Bankhead for stage, and Eleanor Roosevelt for public service.
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Dorothy Roe
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
U. S. Senate
Associated Press
Helen Brooke Taussig
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Loretta Young
Jane Froman
Lisbon
Europe
John Curtis Brown
Mabel Studebaker
Strong-Vincent High School
Erie
National Education Association
Fanny Blankers-Koen
Holland
Koen
Vickie Draves
Los Angeles
Ann Curtis
San Francisco
Babe Didrikson
Alice Coachman
Zoe Ann Olsen
Barbara Ann Scott
Betty Smith
Brooklyn
Beatrice Bella Shopp
Hopkins
Minn
Gertrude Reynolds Liady 66 Dies in Winchester Hospital
Mrs Gertrude Reynolds Liady 66 of Norwood near Berryville died in Winchester hospital after birth in Berryville daughter of the late Marshall McCormick and Rosalie Taylor McCormick widow of Fred G Liady and former wife of Thomas M H Reynolds Survivors include two children Marshall M Reynolds and Mrs Gertrude Reynolds McKown three sisters Virginia McCormick Margaretta McGuire Rosalie McCormick Funeral 2 pm Sunday at Grace Episcopal Berryville with Rev H G Lane officiating burial Green Hill cemetery
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Gertrude Reynolds Liady
Norwod
Berryville
Winchester Hospital
Marshall McCormick
Rosalie Taylor McCormick
Fred G. Liady
Martinsburg
Clarke Coun
Liady
Thomas M. H. Reynolds
Clarke County
Gertrude Reynolds McKown
Marshall M. Reynolds
Norwood
Virginia Taylor McCormick
Norfolk
Margaretta H. McGuire
Rosalie McCormick
Washington
Grace Episcopal Church
H. G. Lane
Green Hill Cemetery
First intercollegiate football game date
The record shows Princeton and Rutgers met in New Brunswick New Jersey on November 6 1869 marking the first intercollegiate football game.
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Princeton
Rutgers
New Brunswick
N. J
Economic outlook hints at price declines and plant closures
The piece argues prices may fall while costs stay high, forcing some manufacturers to shut down and workers to seek new jobs. Forecasters doubt a 1949 bust, noting past downturns differ and that labor demand may remain steady despite wary business sentiment. Heavy metals are noted among materials.
Farmers face potential depression from large 1948 harvests
The 1948 farm year produced crops far exceeding 1947 with big wheat and cotton yields. Government actions aim to curb surpluses and hold prices, while farmers fear a new depression without strong markets. Price increases for nonfarm goods worsen farm income, raising concerns about the next two to three years.
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Portland
Albert S. Goss
Agriculture Department
Farmers Income Tax Day Falls Jan. 15
Washington story outlines January 15 as key for farmers to file estimated income and pay due taxes for 1948. It explains lump sums, possible filing options, and new tax law changes including split income, higher exemptions, and a lower effective rate when applying the split income method.
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Washington
Sam
Lal
Internal Revenue Bureau
Corn Wet Milling Share Tally Around Five Point Eight Percent
The article notes that roughly 5.8 percent of the nation's corn crop is allocated to the corn wet milling sector, indicating its small but defined role in the overall agricultural processing landscape.
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