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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1947
Page
10
The piece warns winter brings more fire hazards as heating and electrical systems run at capacity. It urges communities to adopt and enforce up to date fire prevention ordinances and maintain efficient fire departments with trained firemen, good water access, and reliable equipment to cut losses.
The Mine Workers Journal criticizes nationalization in Britain as harming English miners leading to worse conditions and government dictation. It argues socialism damages incentives and warns Americans against socializing basic industries while promoting cooperation among capital labor and government.
The piece argues that public attitudes toward inflation are harmful. It warns that rising costs threaten housing, food, manufacturing, and distribution, risking mass production and national solvency. It condemns political rhetoric and urges responsible leaders to avoid exploiting inflation for gain.
The piece argues government cost supports rising prices, noting Tax Foundation figures showing nonwar government costs growing from 4.0 to 21.0 billion dollars between 1929 and 1946 while food costs rose from 20.0 to 43.0 billion. It warns inflation persists as policy and costs of government influence prices and urges restraint.
Lewis H. Brown chairman of Johns Monville Corp recently toured Western Germany to assess postwar industrial potential. He will deliver a 250 page report to General Clay and Secretary Marshall. meantime a brief findings summary outlines a realistic Marshall Plan compatible program for Europe.
Brown outlines steps to restore German industry and curb communism by ending reparations, easing denazification, untying red tape, and involving Marshall Plan talks. Key moves include a new German currency, central banking, and targeted coal incentives to raise Ruhr production from 66 million to 99 million tons by 1948 while improving scarce food supplies. He links Britain to coal shortages and urges a 12 to 15 month coal moratorium to boost domestic use, with US loans tied to production, and warns Russia could destabilize if Western Europe stalls. He calls for prompt congressional action before a fall special session.
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