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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1948
Page
9
Government figures indicate food prices at a peak in mid November with declines of up to 15 percent in other articles while house furnishings and apparel rise about 3 percent. The cost of living remains 15 percent higher than last June, signaling no relief yet.
A heated congressional debate centers on a proposed 15 percent rent increase across categories. Proponents say higher rents aid small businesses and homeowners with limited space, while opponents warn that big real estate interests would profit and that government approval would be a clumsy move.
Bernard M Baruch told the Joint Committee on atomic energy he was astounded Congress passed a law omitting Army members from the Commission He said leaks of atomic secrets persist and condemned the Smyth report noting evidence that Russia knows some of the U S bomb secrets
William K. Jackson of the United States Chamber of Commerce warns a new generation lacks memory of capitalism’s broad acceptance and urges active defense. He stresses studying and debating a competitive free economy, warns against complacency and socialism, and champions unity of capital and labor to strengthen the nation.
A neighborly reflection on family life noting a father Jeb Crowell scolds his children for tub rings yet grows more forgiving. The piece observes daily frictions in households and communities, urging patience and a forgiving attitude as the remedy for small annoyances.
John D. Trevor, president of the Society, told a Senate Banking and Currency panel he opposed the British loan. He then claimed Britain uses loan funds to buy Argentine consumer goods. The Coalition calls for government investigations of un American activities and bars Communists from official recognition, opposing world government.
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