Parity income and price concepts for postwar prosperity
A Washington discussion argues for parity income to balance national earnings and ensure broad prosperity after the war. It examines parity prices for farmers, purchasing power, and the risks of abandoning quotas, while stressing to protect consumer power and avoid surpluses.
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Washington, D. C
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Normandy Beachhead Beat Back Nazi Defenses At Great Cost
Ernie Pyle recalls D day beach assault in Normandy where German fortifications along the shore slowed the invasion. He notes massive underwater mines, barriers, and artillery nests that delayed landings though Allied troops eventually pushed inland and secured the beachhead despite heavy casualties.
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D-Day Reflections From Veterans of an Assault Group
A veteran correspondent recalls the D-Day moment with 28 peers in the assault group. About two thirds had prior combat, old-timers clustered together, and nerves rose as they debated final calls and unit assignments while fearing the odds of surviving.
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Bill Stoneman
Don Whitehead
Jack Thompson
Clark Lee
Tex O’reilly
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