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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1947
Page
19
A world peace approach stresses U S and Soviet realism and restraint. It urges strength through production and free enterprise at home to demonstrate merit abroad. The path to stability lies in dignified engagement with all powers, not tough talk or fear.
National Board of Fire Underwriters offers simple safety rules for a safe holiday. Keep trees outdoors until ready, use cool placements away from heat, avoid cotton or paper decorations, use only UL approved electric lights, never leave lights on without an adult, remove the tree when needles fall, keep decorations away from chairs and sofas, and ensure exits remain clear for churches and clubs. A safe Christmas depends on responsible use of lights and monitoring of paths and exits.
The piece argues that comparing current commodity prices to 1939 40 or postwar periods is misleading. It notes history shows change, not repetition, and rejects utopian price dreams while acknowledging high costs. It cites lower unit profits for major retailers and improved efficiency in production and distribution.
A vehement argument declares price control a doomed, total approach. It warns that any partial control disrupts production and distribution, invites further controls, and risks a move toward a police state. The piece cites Britain and France to illustrate failed rationing and a loss of initiative, insisting the American system of free competition best meets national needs.
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Economic highlights note that World War II veterans receive the most extensive postwar aid, with readjustment programs peaking and then waning. The 52-20 club dwindled from about 1.7 million in 1946 to 500,000, self employment payments fell 40 percent, and home loan projections looked optimistic but uncertain. Farmers dominate remaining self employment recipients.
After World War II veterans face high housing costs and uncertain futures as loans and benefits surge. GI education expands massively with tuition paid and subsistence checks, straining facilities but boosting campuses. Debates over a World War I–style bonus persist while care for disabled veterans evolves under renewed VA leadership amid past scandals.
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