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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1948
Page
4
A Chinook resident returning from Sweden criticizes government ownership and high costs. He argues government control stifles initiative and efficiency, praising the American system that rewards individual effort. The Journal urges keeping the American way strong.
The oil industry moves about 85,000,000 gallons daily for U S needs and handles 5,780,000 barrels per day in six months. Crude from California and Texas is refined, transported by rail, pipeline, truck, and sea, with safety and timing as priorities. The American oil industry operates nonstop to provide products when needed at the lowest possible price under current conditions.
William Henry Chamberlin argues against selective price control as an economic absurdity that deters production, shifts demand to untethered goods, and fails to curb inflation. He says inflation arose from multiple forces and praises competition as the true mechanism setting right prices and ensuring abundance.
J J Newberry head of the retail chain urges store managers to value hard work and leadership. He warns that expanding industry requires people who dedicate themselves beyond an eight hour day and five days a week to see progress and growth across farming mining manufacturing and distribution. He advocates enthusiasm for one's job and prioritizing advancement over leisure pursuits.
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The author defends the doctrine that equal pay must reflect effort and time devoted to building a company. It contrasts traditional value of hard work with modern social planning, arguing production is essential and that geniuses are rare, warning Newberry’s restated truths against national decline.
The piece surveys Republican contenders for the 1948 nomination with Thomas Dewey leading in pledged delegates, though not yet a majority. It notes Taft’s perceived policy stance, internal GOP splits, and the potential of Eisenhower as a dark horse. Dewey’s advantages and Taft’s ongoing opposition to key issues shape the race.
The piece surveys possible candidates like Willkie and MacArthur, notes Stassen and Warren as long shots, and predicts a tight race with issues including European aid, the Marshall Plan, and price controls. Truman and the GOP contend over taxation, government spending, and inflation, with no clear frontrunner.
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