We Have No Beef and No Brains in Congress
An editorial argues lack of beef in markets stems from Congress delaying subsidies and price controls. It cites Senator Millican, criticizes rising costs, and insists only a firm price stance will bring meat to market while warning against allowing prices to keep climbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene D. Miflkin
Denver
Colo
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Congress
Office of Price Administration
Wartime slogan shifts to food shortages influence election
The fragment discusses a wartime slogan about food and its effect on an election. It notes political leaders’ handling of shortages, implying public concern over food supply and meat availability impacting voting sentiment.
Henry C Stephenson Dies At Enterprise
Henry C Stephenson seventy one died at his West Adams Avenue home Saturday afternoon after a Hogering Mines. He served as Justice of the Peace for thirty years and Coffee County Registrar for 23 years. Funeral services were held Sunday at 5:30 p.m. with Rev Justice and Rev Andrews officiating, burial in the city cemetery. He is survived by his wife Carrie Fannie Reed Stephenson and two sons H C Stephenson Jr and the text ends with further details.
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Enterprise
Henry C. Stephenson
West Adams Avenue
Stephenson
J. W
Mattie Stephenson
Barber County
Eufauie
Coffee County
Zirat Baptist Church
Eb.r Justice
Henry M Andrews
First Methodist Church
Searcy Funeral Home
Finland Faces Rising Inflation and Postwar Recovery
An expert suggests Finland may raise taxes more than any other country as inflation climbs. Wages may rise four percent this August, while agriculture remains below normal with livestock lagging. Economists warn of a slow absorption of savings as government price controls ease and Finland seeks renewed global trade, including U S products filling markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Germans Strangle Finnish Economy In Tight Economic Measures
Finland’s economy suffers under German controls as tax and price fixing aim to curb inflation. American correspondent Joan Colburn reports on the country’s financial hardships after returning to Stockholm to escape strict censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Germany
Joan Colburn
Stockholm
Finland’s War Links Deepen with Germany and Occupied Nations
Finland remains tightly bound to Germany through trade and policy. Germany directly or indirectly controls about 93 percent of Finland’s trade, with 75 percent via Germany and 8 percent through Nazi routes to other European states. Finland owes Reichmarks, supplies copper and nickel, and exchanges wood products for grain, coal, and other vital materials. The text notes Finland’s timber and leather industries are redirected to support the war effort, including cellulose textiles and wooden footwear, amid shortages of cotton and wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Colburn
Stockholm
Germany
Finland
America
Britain
Denmark
Sweden
Reich
Bulgaria
Geremany
United States
New Price Decreed On Marianna Milk
Marianna residents face a new 20 cent per quart milk price as officials say the change bridges costs of production and handling with current retail prices. A daily milk shortage of about 100 gallons exists and shops run out by noon. officials believe the rise will suffice if no further cost increases occur.
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Marianna
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