Alan Goldsborough remembered as honorable public servant
A tribute to Alan Goldsborough highlights his dedication to family and country. The late Federal Judge and former representative is praised for his integrity, restraint in speech, and charitable deeds. Denton and Caroline County mourn a son whose career set high standards in law and public service.
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Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
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Caroline County
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Crisfield
Turn Deaf Ears to Budget Cuts and Waste
The piece criticizes Administration spokesmen for opposing budget reductions and urges Congress to halve future budgets to a minimal irreducible core. It argues wasteful spending fuels inflation and harms savings, advocating eliminating avoidable costs before tax overhauls, with claims of potential cuts up to 810 billion.
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Congress
First Lien on Business Claims Workers First U.S. Economy
The article defends wages as the first lien in business, stating labor is paid before suppliers, taxes, or investors when a company liquidates. It argues this reflects labor’s central role in free enterprise, noting payroll is a major expense and American workers earn more and enjoy benefits like unemployment, pensions, and sickness compensation.
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America
Rail wage deal pushes up railroad costs and fares
Toward the end of May a long-standing dispute with the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen ended, predicting a 97 million dollar yearly rise in rail wages. Ongoing talks with other unions continue as rail expenses surge, prompting a 15 percent demand for higher freight rates.
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Brotherhood of Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wall Street Journal
Government Without Representation in Price Control
A national retailers’ bulletin complains OPS has not authorized a retail advisory committee, leaving price control without input from the 3,000,000 outlets. The piece argues cooperation from retailers is essential, as they directly affect consumer demand and feasibility of regulations. It calls for participation by producers, manufacturers, retailers, and consumers to ensure the program’s success.
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Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Controls and Small Business in Wartime Washington
Ford Motor Company president Henry Ford II warns that broad controls on manpower and materials harm small businesses more than large ones. He cites 16 percent of small firms shutting during early WWII and fears liquidation rates may rise again, urging clear planning over rumors and practical policy in Washington.
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Washington
Henry Forg II
Ford Motor Company
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A Third Power Shares Burden of Cutting Waste
The piece argues real government economy requires not only Congress and the Administration but also the American people and local groups. If civic and business bodies nationwide push for cuts and praise lawmakers for restraint, lawmakers will act to curb luxuries and waste. Constituents must back economy at home, not demand others pay.
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Congress
Chambers of Commerce
The Farmer's Side Of It by Herschel Newsom
The Country Gentleman piece argues farmers are not to blame for high living costs. It notes farm prices lag wages, cites drops from 1947 to 1950, and highlights inflation as the main driver. It defends price supports while urging pay-as-you-go rearmament and broad controls if needed.
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