Path to Nationalization in Natural Gas Debate
The piece argues Congress may not pass a bill freeing independent gas producers from federal control. It cites Cities Service Co claiming federal field price controls would divert gas to non domestic markets and warn of a nationwide move to price fixing across base commodities, threatening a free economy.
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Congress
Cities Service Company
Ships for Tomorrow Advances in US fleet replacement plan
A major shipping line and the Federal Maritime Board signed an agreement to replace the entire fleet over 20 years at 286 million dollars, bringing the total contracts to 830 million with expectations of reaching 1.2 billion. The policy uses differential subsidies tied to U S yard costs and defense features, with partial subsidy recovery if profits occur, spotlighting the need to modernize the merchant fleet and preserve the American flag on the seas.
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Federal Maritime Board
U. S
High Seas
Workers warn against socialized power move in Atlantic City
At the Utility Workers union tenth anniversary convention in Atlantic City officers warn that expansion of public power projects like TVA into steam facilities risks unrealistic rate structures. They argue government business benefits from subsidies while private business must cover costs. Free labor should fight socialism and government in business.
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Utility Workers Union
Atlantic City
Henry C. Fleisher
Labor News
TVA
Treasury
WSCS Meeting in Greensboro on Stewardship Theme
Mrs. Ethel Thornton reports 27 members attended the WSCS meeting on May 10 in Greensboro. Devotions led by Mrs. Eleanor Bowers, Circle No. 2 led a program on Why We Give with a cross and offerings symbolizing need. A business session approved paying $1,000 toward the church debt as the 1955 56 year closed.
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WSCS
Eleanor Bowers
Circle No. 2
Martha Bilbrough
Bilbrough
Frances Wheatley
Mabel Smith
St. Paul’s Church
Wilmington
Naomi Paswaters
Federalsburg
Community Circle Changes And Local Visitations At Church
Circle leaders adjust meeting nights to attend events and support groups. Numerous social visits and gatherings are noted, including Mother's Day flower sales, rummage sales, and a youth fellowship dinner. Local residents and visitors from Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey are listed alongside hospitalizations and recoveries.
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Marie Spence
Pauline Edwards
Circle 4
Anna Witten
Circle 2
Marie Weaver
Jane Cohee
Circle 5
Francis Karcher
Harry Karcher
E. T. Parish
Tommy
Terry
R. L. Mitchell
H. W. Richter
Louise Dunne
Evelyn
Jimmy
Bradford Cooper
Willie FE. Harris
Spedden Pinder
Baltimore
William Tolson
Grasonville
Edgar Wyatt
Chester
O. H. Davis
Santa Cruz
Calif
Ann Clark
Walter Pashkus
Columbus
Elizabeth Cruser
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Chambersburg
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Goldsboro
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