Partners in Prosperity Economic gains under Democratic leadership hailed by economists
American economists from Brookings to Harvard agree on unprecedented 20 year growth since 1932. They credit a partnership between the national Democratic Administration and the American people, with farmers workers and businessmen shaping programs like loan guarantees to lift living standards and secure the economy.
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Brookings Institute
J. N. Galbraith
Harvard
America
United States
Herbert Hoover
National Democratic
Taxes and Prices Drive Oil Tax Burden
The piece argues that individual taxes are at historic highs and that oil industry taxation is far greater than wages or dividends. It cites a 1951 report showing federal state and local taxes on oil operations at 4.5 billion dollars, equivalent to 1.86 per barrel, far above wartime levels, and warns high prices reflect taxation.
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American Petroleum Institute
The Euclid House of the Month Promises Practical Living
The Euclid is a compact home designed to distance families from the living room TV. It offers a roofed carport option in milder climates and emphasizes cost efficiency as builders seek affordable housing. The 16 000 cu ft cube aims to meet FHA standards and carries National Adequate Wiring Bureau approval.
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National Adequate Wiring Bureau
We Don’t Want Sick Industries in Retailing
The New York Times summarized the Harvard Report by Malcolm P. McNair, declaring the 1951 department store sector alarmingly poor with lows in most financial measures. The piece argues OPS policies raise costs, harming stores and consumers, and stresses retailing as a key economic bulwark.
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New York Times
Harvard Report
Malcolm P. McNair
Lincoln Filene
Harvard Graduate School of Business
the Times
No Work Week Idea Sparks Public Debate
The piece argues for a nationwide no work period as a peaceful alternative to strikes. It imagines universal shutdowns affecting services from water and gas to hospitals, mail, news, and transportation, forcing all citizens to pause and reflect.
Hermit Harry Complains To Judge Over Dilapidated House
Harry the Hermit visited Judge Cunningham to complain about the dilapidated residence near Greenwood Lake, detailing grievances about its condition.
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Harry the Hermit
Judge Cunningham
Greenwood Lake
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Haag Washing Machines
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Denton, Maryland
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