Truman economic note signals push for anti inflation measures
President Truman sends the state of the economy to Congress amid signs Republicans may reject key anti inflation provisions. Cabinet officials defend wage and price controls and authority to curb pay rises, while senators from Capehart to Buck press for or against strict price freezes.
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Commerce Harrigan
Schwellenbach
Agriculture Anderson
Scharfentach
Flanders
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Schnellenbach
Atiff
Capehart
Cain
Buck
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Indiana
Survivors land after burning transport near New York
Twenty seven survivors of the burned army funeral transport Joseph W. Connolly landed at Halifax in wintry conditions after a 12 hour rescue. Three injured, one stretcher case, crew of 45 and one passenger aboard. Fire started in engine room from oil as Union Victory towed them 40 miles east of New York.
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N.S
Joseph W. Connolly
Atlantic
Black Diamond Line
Union Victory
New York
Connolly
Europe
Antwerp
Hen. A. Bostelman
Jooklyn
N. Y
Annally
Safety Pin in Lung Case at Kansas Hospital
A Kansas City girl, Donna Lee Bove, swallowed a safety pin that became lodged in her lung. She was treated with artificial respiration after breathing stopped, first at St Josephs hospital then moved to the medical center where x rays showed the pin had slipped into the lung.
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Kan
Donna Lee Bove
Mroagei
Donald Boyer
Haeatha
Cardi
University of Kansas Moss Feralthy
Jeena
St. Joseph. Me
Duane Ap
New Neck-Line Fashion Headlines Strapless Gowns of the Year
The piece notes a shift to strapless evening gowns as the dress of the year with hare-topped bodices, tiny waists, and swelshing skirts. It highlights jewelry accents, bold necklines, and the evolving style as glamor figures parade into the new year.
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U.S
Jude F
Canteen Operations Mentioned Across Early Ship History
A fragment notes between 1840 and 1880 a few ships operated open canteens, referencing a figure around 45 THON units. The text is sparse and aligns with maritime provisioning practices of the era.
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