Two Year Extension on Price Controls Sparks Debate
Washington column notes that a two year extension on price controls would shift inflation relief into politics. It discusses mobilization plans for steel and materials, government vs civilian production, and funding for food and defense programs, plus civilian staffing in the military establishment and policy debates.
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Ashington
NEA
Congress
Defense Mobilization
Charles E. Wilson
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Commonwealth Club
San Francisco
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Trumian
House
Senate
Department of Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
Eve Ieedanae -Pong
Seeee
Rejele Beep
Bosulo
Shivers Signs Bills Left by His Desk in Texas Legislature
Governor Allan Shivers signed into law several measures from the 52nd Legislature including a two million dollar operating appropriation for education institutions state hospitals and the judiciary. He also approved anti closed shop legislation codification of state Insurance and funds for soil conservation while vetoing a tax relief proposal for gasoline retailers and a hunting and fishing license forfeiture bill. A separate note recalls a London crowd incident where a top hat wearer was accused of inciting a riot as a bystander fainted and a child was injured.
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Austin
Allan Shivers
Texas
Shivers
Mouney
Suil
Therm
Debra Sampson and other historical trivia compiled
Answers cover Deborah Sampson born as Robert Shurtleff who enlisted in the Continental Army at Uxbridge Massachusetts and received a life pension in 1805. It notes Button Gwinnett signatures fetch high prices, explains sardine naming, identifies Geronimo as an Apache medicine man, and credits Juan de la Crava with the autogiro concept, citing a 1924 first flight attempt.
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Deborah Sampson
Robert Shurtleff
Uxbridge
Mass
Jutton Gwinnett
Button Gwinnett
Geronimo
Margaret Truman Meets Pope Pius XII in Vatican Audience
Margaret Truman had a 16 minute audience with Pope Pius XII in Vatican City. She wore a black satin gown with a lace veil as the Pontiff inquired about the United States and sent cordial greetings to President Truman and the First Family.
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Rome
Margaret Truman
Pope Pius the
Vatican City
Miss Truman
Vatican
United States
Truman
Dallas briefing on new CPR-4i&6 clothing price regulation
Office of Price Stabilization specialists will meet in Dallas with Central and Northeast Texas apparel manufacturers to brief them on the new clothing price regulation CPR-4i&6. The session aims to inform manufacturers about upcoming pricing rules and compliance expectations.
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Dallas
Jum 28
Texas
Carling
Four Candidates Seek Post to Be Quit by Gossett
Four candidates entered the race for the Gossett vacancy in Texas Wichita Falls after Ed Gossett announced his resignation set for July 22 He becomes General Counsel for Southwestern Bell in Texas The field includes Judge Frank Skuard State Senator Wayni Wagonsles and State Representative Doug Crouch The district covers multiple counties and will choose a successor to Gossett as the 13th District ministry in the Dallas area.
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Wichita Falls
Ed Gossett
Walter Jenkins
Wichita
Denton
Goss
Asneludes
Hardeman Foard Knox Wilbarger Baylor Throckmorton
Wichita Archer Young Clay, Jack, Montagu, Wise Cooke
Dentont
Call Me Mister Stars Grable Dailey On Elite Screen
Grable and Dailey headline the elite screen adaptation of Call Me Mister at the White Theatre today. The film, based on a Broadway success by Twentieth Century Fox, features Betty Grable and Danny Dailey with a mix of songs and sketches. plans and specs for local water well reservoir bids are also noted for July 2 at 3 pm.
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Mister
Stars Grable
Dailey
Elite Screen
Jetty Gaabhana
Bailey
Mass Ab
Grac
Techni
Olor
Twentieth Century
Tughligh
Bonham
Dejyeet
I Thompson
Reament Bet
Japan
Betty Grab Magazine
Jan Dailes
Danny Thomas Whee
Editorials This Hemisphere Could Use More Men Like the President of Ecuador
The piece lauds Galo Plaza-Lasso as a strong leader who modernized Ecuador and defends freedom. It contrasts his stance on free speech with recent Argentine trends and praises U S welcome. It reflects on rural electrification, nostalgia for oil lamps, and the growing urban rural parity enabled by electricity.
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Hemisphere
Ecuador
Galo Plaza-Lasso
President Plaza
Brooklyn
U. S
Wall Street
Washington
Plaza
Farmers of America
Allan B. Kline
Farm Bureau Federation
Kline
Grandma
Timothy
America
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Iy Bonham Publishing CO
Linc. T. Frank Stewart
Bonham, Texas
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Pope Pius
Teks
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Gossett
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Betty Grable
Danny Thomas
Dale
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Sone Tail
Frank Fontaine
Judister
Lloyd’ “Bacon
Fred
Kohlmar
Sirius
Ona
Hinea Mt
SAT. & Sun
Bonham Theatres
Rod Cameron
Audrs Wong
Ann Bisth - Merk Stevens
Katie
Bettys Grable
Dan Dalley
Call Me
Johnny Mack Brown
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