Baruch Links Policy Debate To U S Military Strength
Bernard Baruch, speaking at Virginia Military Institute, blamed the military weakness of the United States for the Far Eastern policy controversy. He warned that peace efforts fail without mobilized strength and urged fuller use of the time gained by U N troops in Korea to rearm.
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Lexington
Bernard Baruch
Defense
Marshall
Virginia Military Institute
Baruch
America
U. S
Korea
Free World
Gen. MacArthur
MacArthur
Baruch lauds Marshall on war policy and defense spending
Baruch argues Marshall’s valiant leadership hinges on avoiding feast and famine cycles in military funding. He notes Marshall’s aim to sustain defense policy year after year and warns Congress that the two year federal controls program will expire June 30 without extension. Secretary Marshall tells lawmakers defense mobilization may drive up production and economy, with 39 billion dollars requested for next fiscal year and 18 to 20 percent of output devoted to defense in 1952.
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Baruch
Marshall
Bone
Congress
Banking
Senate
House
Forests Pay Dividends to U S Treasury in 1950
Inter mountain national forests produced 114000000 board feet in the 1950 fiscal year with a profit of 500083 dollars and 40 cents for Uncle Sam, per regional forest officials in Ogden Utah.
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Ogden
Utah
Intermountain
Uncle Sam
Flexibility in Wage Controls Urged by Taylor
Washington AP reports Wage Stabilization Board chairman George W. Taylor urged Congress that wage controls must be flexible to avoid slowing the defense production program. He left open possible breaks in the 10 percent ceiling on wage increases since January 1950 and said the 18 member board must decide on policy changes while keeping wages in check without hampering defense needs.
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Washington
George W. Taylor
Wage Stabilization Board
Congress
Taylor
Linn County Board Minutes Pass Tax Cancellation and Public Works
The Linn County Board of Supervisors enacted tax cancellation for Marion Water Company property, approved resignations and new appointments in the County Recorder office, and granted rights to lay water pipes across county roads. They transferred funds, accepted official bonds, and addressed multiple township clerks and election of officials.
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Par Arenas
Hood
Beeson
Secog Bersare
Servier
Sutera
Rnice Jekerle
R. L. McDo
Marion
Linn County
Iowa
Equipment Theater Company
Roperty
Os Sasi
Ion
Marion Independent c
City of
Iron
Board of Omnerves
County
Marion Water Company
Harold Havine
Towa
Rea
Erefore
Tows
Harold Paduska
Sondenene
Resoluti Ernest Cejka
Board of Supervisors of
Ferce
Bertram Township
Faschere
Board of Supervisors
Ernest Ceska
Aechet
Lutera Ti County
City Assessment Expense Fund
Trefz
Jackson Township
Opie Chard Ly Wager
Maine
County Supervisors Hear Drainage Complaint and Bids
The Board of Supervisors authorized an investigation into drainage near Mrs E Karal 3119 Johnson Ave NW and surrounding areas after a complaint. Bids were opened with entries from Beeson Sutera and others, detailing salaries, medical aid, and various supplies.
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Roerd
Veatch
Harold
Bever Ave
Wapello County
Chas
Rossey Tr
S Visor m
Isor
E. Karal
Johnson Ave
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Dial
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Reeve
Aterloo
Igo
Sery Elias
Litho Go Co
Erakines
van van Meter
Aenonel
Seagate
Sens
Levasseur
Princee
Dea
LeRoy
Beste
Irman
Id Ag i
Mildred Titus
Reg Vital
Millie Hoffman
Reg Vital Stat
Multigraph Corp
Gozes Steadman
Walter A Shupp
Board of Health
F C Dunn
R L Tz
L Williams
R H Weldhouse
Clover Farm Seeee
Beor
Ward
Nf Sac
Med Aid
Hacall
Irs
M. Jo
B. Speraw
Our Lady of Angels ‘Academy
Iatht & Co
Witwer
Barta Hesser
Neil Grocery
Orton H. Ballard
Charles McDowell
Hari Bailes
Geordgee
Joseph
Nevis
Arthur L. Bye
DeVar Restaurant
Marian Reese
Fescures
Toad
Apevews
Salary
Sweeness Burd Hardee Co
SRG
Reed Main
A “Water Co
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Power
Zahradnik
Milea
Tew
Secnet
Orsenes Novak ‘Eating Co
Third
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Standard Appliance Company
Philco
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Andard Appliance Co
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Tenth Street
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