Dollar decline and federal spending risk to workers
An analysis argues that dollar value has fallen since 1942 due to federal spending and deficit growth. Projections warn that continuing inflation could erode wages, housing, tuition, and consumer prices, with government spending soaring to $907 billion and the debt near $1.7 trillion in 28 years.
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Congress
Subsidized shippers gaze at government aid and port calls
Taxpayer undercut U S Ships American President and Sykes Brothers moved over 90 percent of government cargo, while American Mail American President and Pacific Far East carried more than 70 percent. Robert Stone of States Marine International argues subsidized lines can cut costs by about 2400 dollars per ship per day and win reserve market rates. Nixon signs a shipbuilding and subsidy bill as Smithsonian chief Ripley tightens Capitol Hill contacts amid probes of mismanagement. International response to U S safety cars involves Germany Japan and other nations to share costs and data.
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American Mail Lines
Lykes Brothers
American President Lines
Pacific Far East Line
American Export Isbrandisen Lines
States Steamship Company
American President
Sykes Brothers
American Mail
Pacific
U.S
Stone
GM Strike Hurts Us All by George Cookles
A letter argues the General Motors strike cripples the economy, causes inflation, and shifts costs to consumers. It questions mediation timing, cites greed, and warns against union power while urging readers to contact Congress to curb inflation.
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George Cookles
Corry
General Motors
Watson
Fair trials for unfair people in the American system
The American Bar Association examines the disruptive trial and defines the judge s proper function when faced with courtroom disturbances. It argues that public confidence in the fairness of the legal system matters as much as the defendant s rights, urging trial ground rules and measures to curb disruption while preserving due process.
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The
American Bar Association
Unit pricing in supermarkets sparks debate and doubt
New York reports that unit pricing aims to simplify shopper choices by converting prices to pounds, quarts, and ounces. Early results show limited adoption, consumer confusion, and concerns that unit price focus may ignore quality, nutrition, freshness, and usability.
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New York
Cornucopia
America
New York City
Food Merchants Association
Corry Evening Journal Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists its publishing office at West South Street Corry Pa with George R Samale as General Manager and William Eaton as City Bailor. It notes AP exclusive rights to local reporting republication and provides subscription rates listed as 10.00 per year by mail and 17.00 per year in advance with carrier and other details.
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West South Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R Samale
William Eaton
John McLausni Tn
Associated Press
As.qyll
Coty
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