Conflicting Views Shape 1952 Congressional Pathways
A chaotic 1952 session saw over 500 legislators with diverse social and economic views shaping a turbulent Congress. Hoover's war debt program and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation measures dominated early action, while revenue, tariffs, and inflation projects failed to balance the budget.
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Low Levels Struck By Markets During 1932
United Press report on 1932 market lows and slow recovery outlook. Gold withdrawals rose as France and others faced inflation fears. Reforms like Glass Steagall passed while deficits and debt issues pressured stocks, bonds, currencies, and commodity prices amid a shifting global economy.
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Perfects Grain Shocker After 23 Years Work
Albion Nebraska machinist J. E. Griffith has spent 23 years perfecting a grain shocker and believes two farm implement firms are interested in purchasing the invention.
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Harmonized Building To Cost Five Million
A 14 story Federal building in Los Angeles will cost 5.8 million dollars and rise in the Civic Center area within six years. The project plans include harmonized design with white spires and nearby skyscrapers as part of a broader architectural rehabilitation of the area. The work, partly developed in Griffiths shop, aims to complete a central plaza near the Parkway.
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