Big Boys Disagree On Rearming
Washington July 27 three men President Truman Senator Taft and Bernard Baruch differ on rearming policy. Truman asked Congress for some but not all out government controls while Taft argues he is going too far and Baruch pushes for full mobilization. They warn the world’s fate may depend on what Congress and the country decide as fears of a possible conflict linger.
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A P Will Resist Price Increases
A and P pledges to resist unwarranted price rises amid wartime crises. John A. Hartford, chairman, vows cooperation with the government, to hold inventories and maintain the lowest profit margins. The firm notes a net profit under one cent per dollar and plans a full policy statement in a national ad.
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U S War Potential Very High Amid Korea Conflict
Washington reports Secretary of Defense Johnson says U S fighting potential was at its peak at the Korean War outbreak and asserts unity at home. A&P chief Hartford pledges to curb waste and keep prices low while facing an antitrust suit amid wartime demands and public interest.
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Public resolve to support national effort and economy
A wartime message pledges citizens and businesses to cooperate with the government during the Korean crisis. It promises to increase buying power in the food dollar and to provide more good food at the dinner table as part of the public interest effort.
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