Editorial: Federal squeeze play on agriculture crops
An unsigned editorial argues federal controls on wheat and other crops stifle free enterprise. It cites a Pennsylvania case where Silver Spring Volunteer Fire Company grew wheat without government approval, noting surplus storage costs near one billion dollars yearly and criticizing intervention as eroding individual freedom and market forces.
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200years ago Washington Budkel director disclosed arms story poll
A garbled report notes Harold J. Sath claiming U S wartime spending near 1 billion weekly and arms for stories polling 96 percent. It mentions 24 hour protection at Center street and First avenue crossings, Pennsylvania Railroad, plus a park association meeting and various civic notices.
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Budkel
Harold J. Sath
America
Center Street
First Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Overproduction and consumption debate in Sokolsky era critique
George Sokolsky argues that markets oscillate between overproduction and consumption, tracing stockpiling and government subsidies from wartime to peacetime. He links global capacity, imperial aid to Communist nations, and postwar policy to widening producer power, warning of universal surplus and shifted prices amid international trade pressures.
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Naurah Ens Boveri
Marlow Analyzes Today News On Tax Officials Attitudes
James Marlow reports on a Washington advisory group meeting where IRS officials showed openness to policy questions and a willingness to discuss issues. David Latham, a Republican from Los Angeles, notes improved cooperation, while business leaders see reduced suspicion and rational decision making. Frank Cormier fills in for Marlow due to illness.
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Atliatic Monthly
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State Department
Truman
Thomas Cabot
United Fruit, Co
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Revenue Service
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David Latham
Republiew
Los Angeles
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Wall Street ignores upbeat Washington economy signals
In New York the AP notes a disconnect as Wall Street largely dismisses favorable official data from Washington. May production and auto output rose, unemployment fell, and personal income climbed, yet traders doubt the strength of the present upswing and worry about a looming slowdown. Opinions differ on whether the market tracks the economy or remains driven by sentiment.
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Wall Street
Washington
Pact For New Industrial Firm Near Franklin
City and county officials meet to advance a plan for a new industrial park and a box factory near Franklin. Partners Johnson Gray and Associates will seek mortgages and riverfront water facility improvements funded by the Abed Redevelopment Administration and Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority. Local investors back a government aided project with a $7.0W grant and $55,000 ton into the venture as a key step in redevelopment proposals.
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Pittsburgh Leader E Obiby Dies at 1897 Burial
United States commissioner and longtime Pittsburgh Republican leader E Obiby died. Obiby, who served as a prominent local political figure, will be buried today in Pittsburgh.
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Natwail advertising resentat Bottinlli Kimball ad
Advertisement details show Natwail agency listing Bottinelli Kimball Inc with addresses in New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Detroit. The notice mentions exclusive AP rights and post office registration with rates and deadlines noted for display ads.
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Figage and Hand Building
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