President Truchs Orgèn Faces New Production Act Fallout
The article alleges President Truchs argues the government will be bound by a new production act and fears higher prices. It notes wage stabilization board approvals for a 2 percent rise and auto sector raises tied to escalation clauses. It cites GOP opposition and calls for repealing key provisions.
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Truchs Orgen
Thors Eckling
Truttidn Haye
Perthits
Wage Stabilization ‘Board
Senatorial Debate Over Inflation Controls and Repeal
The article describes friction in Congress over the inflation control act. It notes Senators Ferguson Nixon and Wester on positions about the act and its repeal. It highlights rules on questioning motives and suggests cross party criticism of presidential motives.
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Pergintin
Nixon
Ferguson
Congress
United States
Hoover Report on Treasury Department Modernization
The Hoover Commission plan outlines a 1950 reorganization to modernize the Treasury. It details transferring units to other agencies, a businesslike budget, and new divisions to improve financial reporting and fiscal policy.
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Hoover Commission
Bill
Congress
Hoover
Hoover Recoum
Treasury Partment
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Bureau of Federal Supply
Treasury
General Services Administration
Bureau of Engraving ‘and Printing
Massachusetts 1951 yearend aviation and commerce trends
A collage of 1951 figures shows Logan Airport Boston handling 4,840 national flights and 67,154 total flights including domestic traffic. Passenger totals reach 1,101,151 with mail freight totals of 41,103,288 pounds. July marriages in seven MA cities dip 7 percent from wartime peak, while January–July 1951 rise 6 percent. August bank checks total 3.509 billion dollars, exports reach 97.4 million, Route 128 traffic near Lexington hits 38,247 cars Sunday and 49,000 on weekdays. July factory orders index drops 12 percent from year ago but stays 82 percent above 1948–49 average. USDA projects per person poultry and egg intake rising in 1951.
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Logan Airport
Boston
Massachusetts
New York
Louisiana
Lexington
Associated Industries
USDA
West Concord Wontan Club Opens Fall Meeting Friday
The West Concord Wontan Club begins its fall meeting Friday October 5 at 2 30 p m in Union church with President Mrs dear A Rohan presiding A village sale also planned Friday morning starting at 10 a m at the vacant Bartolo Store on CormohWealth avenue inviting public participation.
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West Concerd
West
Concord ‘Wontan’s Club
Union Church
Dear A. Rohan
Bartolotteo
CormohWealth Svehue
New Home Move Report for Billerica Family
Mr and Mrs Peter L Peter sen and Son 277 Great Rd recently moved to their new home in Billerica as recorded by local church.
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Peter L. Petersen
Great Road
Billerica
Sunday Dinner Tangle Causes Unclear Standing Rise
A fragment of a satirical or puzzle entry references Sunday dinner and unclear standings. The readable bits suggest a casual note about a dinner gathering with ambiguous outcomes, not confirming any event, date, or participants.
Rug exhibit and church class draw local praise
Bedford notes praise for a hand hooked rug exhibit hosted by Mrs. Harold Cowling's class at the Church of Christ. Rugs from Concord Acton and other areas were shown, with Eve lyn Thresher’s tray exhibit. Tea, registrations for new classes, and a parish wastepaper drive for Nazareth Home are mentioned along with local students returning to classes and senior/junior statuses.
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Margéry Baxter Seria
University
Oslin
Moun Tobeke
Former Senators Turn Lobbyists Stir Capitol Debate
The article discusses former senators Scott Laas of Minnesota and Francis Myers of Pennsylvania lobbying on the Senate floor and cloaks, a privilege they exercise after leaving office. It notes their roles in promoting and supporting the national provisions, their defeats, and subsequent return as lobbyists for repealing provisions related to price controls, amid public debate over potential price hikes.
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Scott Laas
Miiindis
Francis Myers
Pennsylvania
Senate
Lutas
Myers
Nity
Thtetetts
Wna
Congress Advances Law on Cotton Surplus Taxation
A fragmentary note suggests lawmakers debate a Cotton Surplus issue within the agriculture sector. The text mentions a government act and a majority vote, touching on dairy or crop policy and export plans, with references to a regional seat and a looming timetable.
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Congress
Ranere
Fragmented OCR Reads Shaving Razor Ad Text
The readable fragments describe a shaving razor ad and a mention of a square inch area. No clear dates names or organizations are identifiable. The rest of the text is too garbled to extract a coherent action or outcome.
Lower Down Payment On GI Loans Explained
William V. Blake of the Boston VA warns World War II veterans about reduced minimum down payments under the new defense housing act for GI loans on homes up to 12 000 dollars. The schedule uses sales price and transaction price with brackets four six eight percent. examples show lower initial down payments and extended 25 year maturities, with more guaranties possible.
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Maynard
William V. ‘Blake
Boston
Veterans Administration
Blake
Ases
Can't Get Rebate on Fourth Marriage License
Ernest Goings of Terre Haute, 53, divorced three times, was refused by the county clerk when seeking a refund on his fourth marriage license. A Texas survey found 2.2 percent of 10,000 prescriptions were ordered by telephone across 100 Texas pharmacies.
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Terre Haute
Ind
U. P
Ernest Goings
Texas
Lone Star
Byron opens Concord public accounting office on Sudbury Road
Thom as J. Byron Jr. announces a new public accounting practice from an Office in the Campbell Building 33 Sudbury road Concord. He left the local Light plant after nearly two decades as chief accountant and office manager and now leverages modern I B a basic board methods through the Accounting Corporation of America.
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Concord
Thomas J. Byron
Campbell
Sudbury Road
Byron
Jocal Light
Bentley School of Accounting and Finance
Accounting Corporation of América
Middlesex County
South Acton Girl to Enter Northampton School for Girls
Miss Suzanne Mello will enter Northampton School for Girls in Northampton when the school opens in September for its 28th year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Newell of South Acton. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
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Suzanne Mello
Northampton School For Girls
Northampton
Philip S. “Newell
South Acton
Child Welfare Strain Spurs Call for Bigger Budgets
A Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children report argues public and private agencies face rising childcare demand. It cites 1948 to 1940 population growth, budget increases of 40 percent for under fives and 21 percent for ages five to nine, plus uneven family incomes and 29 percent of families with no liquid assets in early 1949, stressing the need for larger budgets and coordinated effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
United States
Middle Atlantic Seaboard
Community event draws locals for awards and cake
A neighborhood gathering at a Concord venue hosted a 8 o clock start with homemade cake and teapot refreshments. Several attendees received prizes including Mrs. Kay Emel and Mrs. Therese Frat Wood with many other named participants noted among the winners.
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Ay West
Concord
Awa Windheim
West
Bride Mumphy
Kay Emel
Therese Frat Wood
Mar
John O'Brien
Parsons
Tibbetts
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