Malik Peace Proposal Prompts Nationwide Speculation
The piece surveys American towns reacting to Malik's Korea cease fire offer. It weighs sincerity versus propaganda while noting US cautious posture and the impact on inflation, casualties, and policy. It also includes a year end inflation balance and livestock price trends since June 1950.
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Jacob A. Malik
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Tax rise and Paris talks mark wartime policy shifts
The House approved a record 7.2 billion dollar tax increase by 233 to 160 votes, with a 12 percent rise in individual income tax. The Senate finance committee will review. In Paris, after 16 weeks, deputy foreign ministers ended talks on a big four meeting while leaving a door open for a July Washington meeting.
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Finance Committee
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Spray Keeps Vegetables Fresh For A Year
The Country Gentleman reports a spray made of a hydrazide that arrests growth and preserves flavor and firmness of potatoes onions carrots beets parsnips and turnips for about a year or more. Harvest yield is unaffected and trials aim at extending use to lawns hedges and field crops. The armed forces foresee broader shipping of fresh vegetables with reduced spoilage after two years of experiments.
Labor Force Grows in May With 1.3 Million Gain
The Bureau of Employment Security reports May employment rising by 1.3 million with women and handicapped workers joining the labor forces. Agricultural ranks up 730 thousand and nonfarm employment up over 600 thousand. Total May hiring for women reaches 215 thousand.
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Bureau of Employment Security
Traffic Courtesy To Attract Tourists To Town
The column urges towns on national highways to improve traffic flow and parking to lure visitors. It warns drivers to follow rights of way, promote courtesy campaigns with local groups, and highlights speeding as the leading highway killer with examples from The Lamp’s safety series.
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Standad Oil Company
Car Safety Note Urges Pretrip Inspection for 63 Million Travelers
A public notice warns that about 63 million Americans will take car trips this year and many accidents can be avoided by proper safety rules. It cites damaged highways from winter conditions and uneven maintenance, urging motorists to heed construction signs and inspect their vehicles before travel.
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