Prices Jump 10 Percent Under Truman Policy
Washington reports that Marriner Eccles warns cost of living may rise 10 percent as wage price controls ease. He says inflation undermines recent wage gains and workers may seek higher pay next year. Economists blame policy allowing higher ceilings to offset labor costs. Big business pushes to end controls. Congress debates extending them amid opposition. Eccles argues against total removal, likening it to relying on vaccination against smallpox.
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Washington, D. C
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
House Banking and Currency Committee
Truman
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
House Committee
Beer and Liquor Permits Granted in Hamilton Area
A list of granted beer and liquor applications in Hamilton and surrounding towns, naming operators and addresses such as Margaret Binegar Vine Street Hamilton and Robt G Lubbers DBA Bob's Cafe 1686 Hooven D-3, with entries for Mae & Johnies Chop House 116 S 2nd, Mike & Pat's Place 1022 High, and Oasis Cafe 514 High, among others. The notice includes Fraternal Order of Eagles Butler Aerie No. 407 and Schramm Beverage at 5th & Sycamore, with district designations and permit details.
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Mick
Mae
Johnie
S. 2Nd
Hamilton
Jos. A. Schick
Mike & Pat
Green Condemns Case Bill Monstrous Slave Measure
AFL President William Green testified before the Senate Labor Committee calling the Case bill a monstrous anti labor measure. He and Secretary Schwellenbach attacked its provisions, warning of industrial strife, banning boycotts, rights to strike, and extending injunction abuse while jeopardizing labor unions and Norris La Guardia protections.
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Green
Schwellenbach
Washington, D. C
AFL
William Green
Senate Labor Committee
Federation
House
Organized Labor
James E. Murray
Labor
Mr. Green
NLEB
Kiwanis to Continue Tree Planting in Oxford Ohio
Kiwanis Club will press ahead the spring tree planting project in Oxford Ohio with Dr R A Hefner as committee chair. Orders may be left with Mrs Ruth Davis at Town Hall. Deliveries are set for March 29 with a possible second delivery if orders warrant.
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Oxford
Ohio
Kiwanis Club
R. A. Hefner
Ruth Davis
Controlling The Floods Of Hate By Ruth Taylor
Ruth Taylor argues flood control applies to hate as well as rivers. Government efforts like dams and reforestation protect lands, but living walls of understanding and education are needed to stop hatred. Promote mutual trust, compassion, and democratic living to divert hate into constructive channels and prevent injustice.
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Arthur Lotz
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Hamil- Ton
Frank J. Clark
Shuler
Arnold Zehler
the Arrow
Chas
Buckley
Dixie Hgy
Rob’t G. Lubbers
Bob’s Cafe
Hooven
Jno
R. Tomlin
Jonas E. McCor
Roy P. Smith
Elmer Sorber
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American Cancer Society
Chicago Market CO
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Bengerel
Hatt
Ruth Taylor
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