19 Jul 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1951
Page
1
Fragmented Washington political debate reports on price control and inflation measures. Lawmakers debate amendments aimed at cooling inflation and stabilizing wages, with Republicans and Democrats clashing over production goals and economic policy.
Charity Standish faces a restless night with Ken in the valley. He tells of trade with Vuebtos and Nevajor, a life of risk and gambling. They argue over money, dice, and debts as memories of Doug Kent and past betrayals surface amid the moonlit scene.
The article reports concerns over forged signatures in a local election roll, with calls for investigation by the State Purchasing Agent and General Assembly. It notes amended proposals by Rep. Ray and Rep. Ponge regarding animal processing costs and profit margins, plus a discussion of penalties and qualification standards for candidacy.
In Missouri the Mississippi surged toward St Louis as floodwaters crested and rain-fed rivers rose, threatening the city’s 1.8 million population water system. Authorities warned of major losses countywide while emergency crews prepared dikes and shelters.
The Syracuse Nationals announce a basketball game in Onondaga County as part of a memorial event at West Seas venue. Local teams and officials expect a commemorative matchup honoring regional figures.
Kington July 19 A.P. report quotes Michael V. Disade denouncing the cost plus guaranteed profit amendment as harmful to the private central program. Jetter Spence chair of the House banking committee, Disalle said yesterday's vote would cost consumers billions.
DiSalle argued that the proposed price amendment would boost nearly all food costs at once and trap administration in a rigid ceiling scheme. He warned it would guarantee excess profits for manufacturers and processors well above prior industrial earnings, while inflation could only worsen without limiting profits. He noted the plan would burden administration and harm consumers and farmers alike amid a partisan House battle over wage, price, rent and other controls.
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