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...Dewey, the victor of Oregon, rode the popular Republican crest last week. When newsmen told him that Harold Stassen had once again declared-with a snappish no-that he would not run for Vice President on a ticket with Dewey, Governor Tom replied: "That's the biggest laugh I've had in a long time...
...with which they fought the Germans" [TIME, April 19] is unfair to American and British leaders who early realized the potentialities for future trouble inherent in these Allied-sponsored guerrilla groups. Partisan disarmament was priority business for AMG in North Italy, particularly in Emilia (the eight provinces between the crest of the Apennines and the Po), whose military government I headed. The technique was interesting...
...crest cf the boom been reached? The department found some evidence that it had. In three states (Florida, California and Louisiana), land prices had begun to sag. Land values almost everywhere else were still rising, but the rate was down from 1947. Income-wise, farm land was still cheaper than at the peak of the World War I boom, as the cash yield per acre is now 59% higher...
...Ahead? The packaging industry, which has to work well in advance of most manufacturers, is inclined to think that the crest of the boom has been reached. In a poll by the American Management Association, 67% of the packagers said they thought a mild recession was not far off. The majority opinion: the recession would start in five to nine months, last six months to a year...
...just another week for most Varsities, but for Hal Ulen and his all-victorious swimmers this five-day period marks the crest of a full year's training. With the Yale meet set for New Haven on Saturday, activity should reach a peak tomorrow before a final tapering...