Postwar OPA Changes Prompts Family Cost Increases
Susan Alexander warns that Senate removal of House OPA amendments could push living costs up 30% to 50% by end of 1946. Proposals include Gossett decontrol unleashing ceilings on half of living costs, Wolcott and Flannegan measures raising prices on autos, appliances, meat and textiles, and a potential seller strike if OPA ends June 1947.
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Susan Alexander
Federated Press
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Senate
Gossett
OPA
Wolcott-Andresen
Wolcott
Meat control clash as UN probe and farm policy collide
The United Nations forms a five member committee to probe Franco rumors while U S officials debate meat policy. Agriculture Secretary Anderson warns of stern measures if meat supplies worsen and price controls are dropped. Family chatter contrasts official stance with comic misgivings about meat packers and politics.
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United Nations
Mr. Dilworth
See of Agriculture
Anderson
Gome
Psychiatrist to Address Cincinnati Vocational Guidance Meet
The Cincinnati Vocational Guidance Association holds its annual meeting at 8 00 p m Wednesday May 15 at the Williams YMCA. Dr Joseph Lander a Cincinnati psychiatrist and psycho analyst will speak on Emotional Factors in Vocational Guidance describing conscious and unconscious emotional forces in choosing a vocation and adapting to work. Mrs Meta Howard presides.
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Williams Ymca
Joseph Lander
Cincinnati
Lander
Meta Howard
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UAW Seeks Temporary License for WKRC in Protest
The United Auto Workers ask the FCC to issue a temporary license to WKRC in Cincinnati after its license expired April 30. They cite the station cancellation of a Catholic Church program on labor issues and request a hearing and investigation, pressing for free speech.
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WKRC
R. J. Thomas
Paul E. Miley
UAW
CIO
Charles Denny
FCC
Washington, D. C
House Defeats Anti-trust Funding Amendment in War Years
The House voted 65 26 against an amendment to restore a $200000 cut in Justice Dept Anti-Trust Division funds. Rep Jerry Voorhis urged the move to pursue monopolies linked to Japanese and German cartels before and during the war, while Rep Louis Rabaut led opposition on economy grounds.
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Justice Dept. Anti-Trust Division
Jerry Voorhis
Cal
Voorhis
Louis Rabaut
Mich
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