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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
6
Western Newspaper Union analysis argues for an excess profits tax and highlights crowded parks as a sign of rising leisure travel. It frames the taxes as a national policy move affecting tourism and economic behavior.
Debates on renewing the excess profits tax to curb price hikes face opposition from figures like Rep. Robert Doughton and urging voices led by Marriner Eccles. Meanwhile travel surges persist with record park visits, especially to Yellowstone, and a rise in automobile touring as postwar vacations expand. UNRRA aid to China faces suspension over alleged misuses, with Chinese protests and calls for explanation. British loan supporters gain momentum as Shipstead advisers warn of political shifts. Stassen plans to campaign for a broader progressive Republican stance. Minnesota politics highlight Thye's nomination win against Shipstead amid UN and loan debates. Veterans employment figures show most discharged by June are working or studying, despite ongoing discharges.
The piece reviews Senate exemptions for meat dairy cottonseed soy petroleum and notes rail labor leader funds to oppose Truman in 1948. It highlights AFL warnings of rising unrest over price controls and hints at farm price volatility and potential congressional aid if prices fall.
The proposed terminal leave pay bill would extend current officer level terminal leave benefits to all enlisted personnel across the armed services. It aims to standardize separation pay, ensuring equal retirement-like compensation upon discharge.
An eight year old boy from Aurora Illinois named riy Shen recovery is flown to the West coast where atomic energy will be used in an attempt to treat a deadly disease. Authorities at the American Medical Association center described the plan as a marvel of nuclear fission aimed at healing.
Washington's capital life is explored from rat control to political surveillance. The piece recalls Theodore Noyes and 1858 budget chaos, notes a rat plague spurred by typhus fears, and discusses hygiene, FBI files, and White House fingerprinting amid postwar politics and voter trends.
A Banksage column laments OPS policies and wartime restraints with a jab at OPA. The piece tosses a Spanish proverb about fragile peace and suggests UN action against Franco. It notes rising prices and a Business Week forecast for non skid rugs while Maryland tobacco plants are praised for neat, precise cultivation.
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