Ruthless Monopoly in Coal Industry Sparks Debate
A debate over John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers centers on management powers and production control. Operators warn his policies threaten the coal industry while promising high pay and security for miners if demands are tempered. The piece condemns a "ruthless labor monopoly" and stresses public need for coal.
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Government Budget Inevitable Shift to Treasury Dominance
U S News notes the government becomes the nation’s biggest income source with a $46.0 billion annual outlay ending June 30. Major portions go to veterans, farmers, and foreign aid, while salaries total about $10.2 billion and goods purchases $10.0 billion. Interest, services, and loans add further costs as more people rely on federal funds.
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Government relief and prosperity shift sparks unease
The passage notes fewer than 20 million people received checks from public agencies. Made work programs faded as prosperity rose and personal incomes tripled. Yet persons reliant on public dollars increased by 29 percent, prompting questions about how much more government the country can bear.
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