Appalling Ineptitude in Price Wage Policy Debate
The article cites Frank R Kent criticizing government handling of the price and wage crisis. It argues price controls require simultaneous wage restraint and notes Henderson lacks authority. Kent warns rising wages threaten inflation and living standards, urging steady leadership and adherence to economic law to avoid disaster.
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Frank R Kent
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Kent
Workers of America
Rediscovery of the Inner Life sermon at First Baptist
Rev. Arthur W. Burdon will preach at 10:30 Sunday morning in the First Baptist Church on Rediscovery of the Inner Life. Madame Frances Pothier hosts a bridge and whist party Tuesday at Beach Terrace in honor of Rev. John A. Mc Ginn Maryknoll missionary. A second anniversary Mass for William J. Flynn will be held tomorrow at St Mary's Church. Special clearance sale of summer dresses begins today at the Blue Bird Shop. Miss Dorinda Dixon leaves for Camp Wawinack Maine for August. Mr and Mrs Frank Langello celebrate 25th wedding anniversary at 27 Richmond Street. married July 31, 1916 at St Mary's Church.
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Arthur W. Burdon
First Baptist Church
Madame Frances Pothier
Bridge
Beach Terrace
John A. McGinn
Maryknoll
William J. Flynn
St. Mary’s Church
Blue Bird Shop
Dorinda Dixon
Fred M Dixon
High Street
Camp Wawanack
Jefferson, Me
Mary C. Wheeler
Providence
Frank Langello
Richmond Street
St Mary's Church
Thomas J Gillan
Hospital notes and church events in local notices
George T. Thigh is resting comfortably at Truesdale Hospital after an operation. his son William Frank was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Charles West of Union street Betty Crowley is the former Mrs Betty Crowley. Mrs Wilfred Pivin of 33 Oliver street rests comfortably at St Josephs Providence after an operation Wednesday. Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella to assist at an entertainment and exhibit Sunday at St Columbian Seminary. Circle members to meet tomorrow at the club house to prepare refreshments for Sunday. First Baptist Church annual picnic planned for tomorrow at Haines Memorial Park Bar rington. autos leave from front of church at 1. The committee includes Otis M Bailey Sr Harold Pedley Mrs Dorothy Davis and Llewellyn Conklin.
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William Frank
Charles ‘West
Union Street
Wilfred Pivin
Oliver Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Providence
Hope’ Circle
Daughters of Isabella
St. Columbian Seminary
First Baptist Church
Haines Memorial Park
Barrington
Otis M Bailey
Harold Pedley
Dorothy Davis
Llewellyn Conklin
What Kind of House Guest Are You
A playful reader quiz promises to reveal how your behavior as a guest earns repeat invitations. The item notes the American Weekly Magazine feature in the August 3 issue of the Boston Sunday Advertiser.
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Boston Sunday
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