Senate Conferees Tug OPA Lines Over Meat Price Ceilings
The Washington debate over extending price controls centered on Radcliffe of Maryland and Tobey of New Hampshire. Tobey finally voted to retain meat, poultry and dairy ceilings, while Radcliffe’s last minute no vote sparked a near deadlock. Barry’s compromise to keep the boards and ceilings passed in the House but stalled in the Senate amid partisan tension. Tobey defended his switch as for the country’s welfare after lengthy personal reflection.
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Washington
Senate
House
Radcliffe
Maryland
Tobey
New Hampshire
George L. Radcliffe Fdr
Roosevelt
Charles W. Tobey
OPA
Rada Cliffe
Barry
Radcliffe—Tobey
Robert Taft
Ohio
Eugene Millikin
Colorado
Barkley
Kentucky
Taft
Republicana
California
William F. Knowland
Golden Gate
Fay
Nebraska
Wherry
Truman
Millikin
USA
Juan D. Peron
Oscar Evanessivich
Evanessivich
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Preventing Baldness Health Advice From McCoy Service
Practical home tips for stimulating scalp blood flow via massage and ice, plus dietary guidance to support hair growth. Recommends coconut oil, raw vegetables like spinach and carrots, and brushing. Warns some baldness needs professional treatment. Ends with offer to request more on Preventing Baldness from The McCoy Health Service.
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McCoy Health Service
Mikolajczyk Faces Polish Plebiscite Uncertain Aid
The United States reinstated a 50 million dollar loan to Poland, a move likely used by Moscow aligned forces to attack Mikolajczyk and the Polish Peasant Party. Mikolajczyk, backed by Western powers, faces government raids and a militia ready to marshal up to 500,000 at the polls while Warsaw’s stance remains contested.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
United States
Mikolajczyk
Moscow
Poland
Russia
Warsaw
London
Lublin
Britain
Polish Peasant Party
State Departiment
State Department
Britain's Loan Debate and World Trade Outlook
Washington June 26 The Nation Today reviews why Britain seeks a loan of 3 760 000 000 from the United States to end wartime trading limits and restore export trade. It notes Vinson's figures of Britain’s foreign debt and wartime damages and discusses how dollar and sterling systems affected American producers and global commerce.
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Haitor
James Marlow
Washington
Britain
Hattor
Congress
United States
Fred M. Vinson
Supreme Court
Treasury
Senate
Vinson
England
Betain
Polish election risk from stalled Eximbank loan plan
A $40 million loan planned by the Export-Import Bank was reportedly held up, though bank officials denied knowledge of it. The delay threatens the Polish Peasant Party's role in upcoming national elections, following a prior $50 million authorization that may prove a misstep.
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Drew PE
Pearson
Washington Merry-Go-Rolind
Gazette
United Nations
the Savings & Trust Company
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Indiana Fruit & Produce
TOCCI
Star Furniture Co
Philadelphia
Indiana, Pa
6Th St
Los Angeles
Mackenzie's
McGill Motors Inc
S. 6Th St
McGill
Indiana Dairy CO
Indiana
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