Controlling Living Costs Like Building an Auto
Washington discusses price controls, wages, and voluntary actions by the Economic Stabilization Administration to restrain inflation. It compares the system to assembling a car, noting staffing limits, regulatory burdens, and past OPA difficulties after Pearl Harbor. It cites steel as a key example where price and wage changes affect farmers and workers.
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Washington
Ec Annes
Economic Stabilization Administration
ESA
OPA
Bonn
Ius
Pearl Harbor
Ieee
Turpentine Drippings and Honest Sweat
An odd local reminiscence mixes a preacher’s pride in two ministering sons with reflections on types of sweat. The speaker contrasts cold sweat from fear, hot sweat from irritation, and honest sweat from work, noting animal differences and dismissing worthless sweat over imagined nothing.
Yoked Frock For All Around Wear Pattern No I
An easy to wear frock pattern features four buttons at the yoke and comes in sizes 12 to 20. The pattern, issue 14, lists New York 19 as a reference and includes a complete fall and wear issue with sewing styles and a gift pattern printed inside.
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New York
Government hopes for price wage controls to steady economy
The text argues living costs rise for workers and that stopping price and wage controls might allow balanced economic movement. It frames such control as a miracle and suggests the government aims for broad relief without disruptions.
Popular Fronts and the looming shadow of war
The piece analyzes the Soviet popular front policy between 1929 and 1939 and its collapse after the Hitler Stalin pact and the invasion of Finland. It weighs US atomic capability versus Soviet potential, questions Soviet propaganda silence on the bomb, and considers American mobilization and readiness amid rising tensions.
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Lee Seyed
L. Ryan
Soviet Union
Popular Front
Germany
Italy
Japan
Finland
Washington
United States
Truman
Kremlin
U. S
Possi
Jim
House of Talism
Russia
America
Providence Divorce Grants Wife Exclusive Home Use
In a Providence case, the judge awarded the wife exclusive use of the home during the divorce proceedings while permitting the husband to return one day each week to bathe.
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Providence
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Office Equipment CO
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Lewis Motor CO
Pho
Ceres
Comte Perens
Efird’s Dept. Store
High Point
N. C
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Dorothy Perkins
Melrose Hosiery
Denier
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