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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1950
Page
8
The Twentieth Century proves America cannot grow without both big and small business. The industrial system is a single unit like an automobile with interdependent parts. Segregating parts by size would not improve the machine. the nation would stall without the balance of giants and dwarfs.
A conservative critique argues socialism involves government ownership of essential services and industries financed by taxes. It cites Finland as an example and warns against public plans for electric power monopolies and universal medical programs, urging definition checks.
A National Retailers Goods Association bulletin reports easing panic buying tied to the Korean situation. Retailers warn against hoarding and centralized controls, noting shoppers in Washington remain most zealous while consumers may face future shortages and higher prices due to current buying sprees.
David Lawrence critiques U S long range military policy post Korean War arguing the nation moved away from a “fleet in being” stance and domestic political fears shaped arms and base decisions. He labels past management as a grave blunder and stresses honest correction to restore public confidence.
In a sharp critique, the piece challenges top officials for demanding belt tightening from citizens while expanding federal programs. It highlights the Southwestern Power Administration and Rural Electrification Administration as examples of waste and unchecked spending, urging reductions and shared sacrifice.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions economic highlights and policy ideas but lacks clear names, dates, places, or concrete actions. The text is fragmented with no coherent report, making it difficult to identify participants, institutions, or outcomes.
The piece argues rising living costs feud with war mobilization as inflation erodes household purchasing power. It cites Bureau of Labor Statistics data and calls for drastic policy shifts from Baruch Hazlitt Bird views, urging price and wage controls or cutting nonmilitary spending to support all out production and preserve individual liberty.
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