Waste in government blocks strong defense says committee
The Committee for Economic Development stresses economy in government spending at all levels to fight inflation. It warns wasteful expenditures burden tax payers and hinder military programs. Secretary Marshall notes inflation hurts military planning as costs rise and funding buys less. The piece argues against using a world emergency to justify endless defense spending and warns waste could erode national strength.
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Tne Committee For Eeonomic Development
Aze
Marshall
Congress
Take Home Pay and the Battle Against Socialism
A magazine from a southern power company argues take home pay shrinks due to taxes and deductions. It contends socialist plans promise something for nothing and urges strict governmental economy to prevent government in business from eroding workers’ earnings.
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Southern Power
U.S
Into the Fire Reflections on Government Ownership and Labor Rights
The piece cites Samuel Gompers warning that government control of industry erodes workers rights including the right to strike and benefits. It cites a Western utility absorbed by a municipality where about 160 employees transferred, most union members, and faced lower pay fewer holidays and lost pensions. Officials from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers criticize labor practices under government operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Samuel Gompers
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Fed
Jersey cows and a clever trough pump cow named Mabel
Sandy Johnson shows Jersey cows on a warm day. One cow, Mabel, uses her nose and throat to pump water into a trough, keeping it full. Sandy warns she can flood the area if not watched, turning the ground into a swamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Johnson
Mabel
Sandy
Fragmented text on government power and labor relations
Fragmented OCR text discusses government power systems in Nebraska and mutual interests among stockholders consumers and labor. It suggests bureaucrats take over and labor loses influence, with references to Rice enterprise and a labor alliance facing pressure.
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Eral
Nebraska
Wope
Loabop
Taahne
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