Snyder backs controls only in emergencies in price talks
Washington July 29 Treasury Secretary Snyder told Senate that price controls should be used only in emergencies and endorsed extending consumer credit controls and a 10 percent bank reserve increase to curb inflation. He said banking expansion is not a major inflation factor and urged swift central legislation on consumer credit while avoiding broad price controls.
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Bevin Signals British Unity Amid Berlin Crisis
Secretary Bevin addressed the British House of Commons to stress allied unity in the Berlin crisis. He hinted at firm Western resolve while avoiding承誠 committing Britain to specifics, as ambassadors in Moscow prepare to brief Molotov and the Allies aim to form a German government.
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Economic report outlines postwar inflation and production trends
The article analyzes government policy impacts on prices, wages, and output, noting rising consumer prices, high production costs, and a fragile civilian employment landscape. It cites projections for farm output, profits, and federal deficits, with emphasis on defense spending and postwar stabilization efforts.
Daily Bread Prom Prom Page One Fragmentary Policy Discussion
Fragmented early text discusses potential UN Charter action against Syria and broader Arab-Israeli tensions. It mentions diplomatic severance, sanctions, and the possibility of military steps, while noting lack of a UN military force and doubt about effective solutions.
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Market Report New York July 20 Declines Hit Multiple Commodities
Market report from New York notes lower coted prices in cotton futures amid selling pressure and short covering. Grain and provisions weaken with corn soybeans and oats easing on season prospects. Chicago markets show soft live poultry and cattle stock trends while New York stocks retreat on cautious mood and credit policy concerns.
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Waynesburg Fails to Rain July 29 in Local Jest
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania on July 29 no rain fell, breaking a 71 year streak. Townsfolk and visitors bet on rain, including official greeter John Daily, but midnight passed with no shower. Rain did drench nearby Blacksville road, not in Waynesburg, sparking jokes of extending town limits to include the wetter area.
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Sale of Large Rice Mill Near DeWitt Reported
Ale Leibrech, leader of the South Arkansas county purchasing group, said discussions are underway for the possible purchase of the world’s largest rice mills. Negotiations are in progress and plans are pending.
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No Deferment System Still Not Defined Yet Washington
Selective Service officials indicate it may be some time before a definite deferment system is worked out for the new peacetime draft. The law sets bases for deferments including marriage or dependents, with youths 18 through 25 required to register and 19 through 25 eligible for induction for 21 months. Most draftees will be men 21 through 31, and married men are not expected to be drafted. Officials cite uncertainty over draft-age youths who marry or become fathers in the future and note potential pressure from rural areas for lenient farm exemptions, while automatic deferments apply to clergy, theological students, 19-year-old high school students, and veterans.
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Smith rice mill sale looms in DeWitt involving Santis Co
DeWitt witnesses a potential completion of a major deal with the Santis rice company purchasing the Smith mill. George Smith, DeWitt, serves as president. The plant’s capacity nears 18,000 bushels daily, with negotiations running into the week.
Molotov Absent for Talk of Ministers Mosemy
The U S embassy was told Molotov was out of town and unavailable for an appointment with Ambassador Walter Lede Smith. Deputy foreign minister Valerio A. Aorin was on duty at the foreign office. Western powers seek Molotov on the German issue as Molotov is away on an undetermined vacation.
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