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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1951
Page
4
An editorial notes that in a free competitive economy retailers must push prices down to move stock. If goods stall at a given price, they are cut until sold, with competition guarding consumer interests. Merchants aim to maximize volume while earning a modest profit within a price-sensitive market.
Many people misunderstand stock buying. The NYSE broker network offers free advisory help in person, with commissions typically around one percent of the purchase price. Brokers handle all details once you choose to buy, and 15 million Americans own stock, mostly middle income individuals supporting the enterprises that drive the economy.
Prof F W Duffee of the University of Wisconsin Electric Research Farm foresees a second phase of farm electrification with broader uses to save time and labor. He cites high current farm consumption figures, notes future substantial increases, and stresses heat lamps, hen house lighting, silo unloader and barn cleaner as labor-saving assets amid wage pressures and labor shortages.
The piece argues the FBI has acted to protect civil rights while pursuing Communist leaders. It defends the FBI against witch hunt claims, citing a policy of pursuing deeds not beliefs. It notes increased use of FBI resources against Communist Party activities, likening the agency to a vital national security force.
The Interior Department criticizes the Southwest Power Administration and the Rural Electrification Administration for schemes to sidestep congressional intent. SPA buys output from steam plants funded by REA loans and leases transmission lines, creating a dual system that competes with private utilities and taxes. The piece urges a strict law to force SPA REA and similar agencies to obey Congress.
The National Retail Dry Goods Association surveyed about 700 stores nationwide. Retailers cite rising overhead, fear of price resistance, and staff shortages as top concerns, while many plan to boost advertising this fall to attract new customers and improve sales.
President Truman voiced opposition to an Interior Department amendment blocking construction of government power lines and urged budget cuts for government power development. Critics question public interest benefits, arguing for deeper cuts and restraints to avoid duplicating private utility lines and socializing enterprise at high cost.
The feature argues Stalin seeks war avoidance while expanding influence through geopolitics. It notes Russia's growth from 193 million to over 800 million and a shrinkage of allies from 1.8 billion to 725 million. The article highlights satellites, little wars, and Western nonalignment as Russia consolidates power.
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