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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1948

Page

10

Befo gging the consumer price controls debate

The author argues against returning to rationing and price controls, claiming such measures invite black markets and shortages. Price ceilings harm producers and consumers, fail to curb inflation, and would hurt low budget families, since goods fall to defective channels and profits appear non-existent upon objective analysis.

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Where Big Retailers Come From Panel Says Small Stores Grow Giants

In a panel on retailing, Columbia professor Paul H. Nystrom argues that small stores repeatedly rise to become big retailers. He notes many giants began as one or two person operations and that today’s young shopkeepers may become merchant princes of the future.

Paul H. Nystrom Columbia University America Dr. Nystrom

Where else would you want to live in America

William Henry Chamberlain argues Americans should boast about Americanism and defend the country as a distinctive, good ism despite critics. He contends freedom has survived longer in the U.S. than in Europe and urges Americans to value and secure it for themselves and their children.

William Henry Chamberlain Chamberlain Mr. Chamberlin

A Lesson From England on Liberty and Regimentation

A commentary argues England first shaped liberty yet now bows to economic dictatorship. It cites Labour gains, increasing regimentation, and coal mine controls as signs of state power limiting individual freedom and threatening American ideals. The piece warns against permanent surveillance and slave-like policies.

England United States London Farmea

Crossword Puzzle From Clues List

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Lessons From History On Freedom And Security

The speaker critiques brutal state control seen in Russia and warns against totalitarian economics. They argue that security without freedom leads to tyranny, and emphasize the founding wisdom of a government with limited powers to safeguard civil liberties and prevent oppression.

Russia

Economic Highlights on Republican nomination race overview

The article discusses the 1952 Republican presidential race and how primary states will shape the outcome between March and June. It notes Dewey Taft and Stassen as likely only in states with favorable chances and that conventions may pick the nominees. It cites Fortune magazine polling showing Eisenhower leading Truman 48 to 34 percent with 18 percent undecided.

New Hampshire Dewey Taft Stassen John Fortune Eisenhower Truman

Fortune poll shows Truman leading in early 1950s race

The Fortune survey finds Truman ahead of Dewey and other GOP options with 43 percent support and 17 percent no opinion. It notes the GOP remains uncertain about victory as November approaches, with voter enthusiasm split and both parties facing slim leads. Economic and domestic issues top voters’ concerns, while international matters lag.

GOP High Command Fortune Truman Dewey MacArthur Stassen Warren Taft Mr. Truman White House Msot Congress Europe Hearth Kitchen

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