Control of Prices Regulation Text From Washington
Partial text of a price control order issued by the Economic Stabilization Agency outlines ceiling prices for commodities and services based on a base period in 1950-1951, effective immediately. It covers applicability, methods for determining ceilings, parity adjustments, exporters and importers, distributors, and exemptions.
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Ashington
Economic Stablization Agency
United States
District of Columbia
Price Stabilization
Washington
D. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Commodity Exchange Authority
Washington 25
Commodity Exchange
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Director of Price Stabilization
Press Association
Price Stabilization Rules On Sale And Records
The text outlines price stabilization regulations covering sale of commodities and services, recordkeeping, and exemptions. It details base period records, current records, required menus for restaurants, and penalties for violations. It also specifies transfers of business and tax reporting, with emphasis on ceiling prices and the need for clear pricing documentation.
Wage Stabilization Regulation issued by ESA
Washington January 27 1951 the Economic Stabilization Agency issues General Wage Stabilization Regulation 1 setting ceilings on wages salaries and other compensation. It supersedes prior rules and ties new employee rates to January 25 1951 with petitions for increases to Wage Stabilization Board. Signed Eric Johnston ESA Administrator.
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Washington
Economic Stabilization Agency
Congress
Wage Stabilization Board
Age Stabilization Board
Eric Johnston
Sundstrom Appointed Deputy AEC Training Advisor
Washington January 27 The Civil Defense Administration named Hubert R Gallagher of Washington as director of field administration and Dr John W Sundstrom of Los Angeles as deputy assistant administrator for training Gallagher previously served as associate director of the council of state governments Sundstrom was a management consultant to the Atomic Energy Commission
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The
Civil Defense Administraion
Hubert R. Gallagher
John W. Sundstrom
Los Angeles
Trainsin
Gallagher
Council of State
Sundstrom
Atomic Energy Commission
Clerks Accused of Blackmailing Shoplifters in Mineola
Two grocery clerks Henry Fichter and Joseph McGuinness were held on ex tortion charges after a shoplifter confessed to stealing a 13 cent can of coffee and being forced to sign a false confession. Police say the men demanded 25 dollars to avoid exposure and prosecution, and targeted others at 10 to 75 dollars each.
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Mineola
Henry Fichter
Joseph McGuinness
Business and Industry Eyes on War Aids and Controls
Week of jitters over control measures did not slow expansion as firms pressed output for defense needs. Steel hit a record 2,017,000 net tons. machine tools shipments surged. average factory hours rose to 41.6 weekly. Ford and A C F-Brill won large government orders while coal, labor, and stock markets showed mixed signals amid defense demand.
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Washington
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Ford Motor Company
A. C. F-Brill Motors
John L. Lewis
New York Stock Exchange
Ege
Trend of Stock Prices for Past Week Analyzed
The Dow closed at 242.22, down 5.79 from a week earlier high of 249.01. Analysts say the correction was due and inflation concerns may ease only temporarily. Despite fears, long-term demand and earnings projections suggest the market may rise to new highs, with reserves and credit policies likely cooling the boom.
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Dow
Lelse
Standard & Poor
Jmany
FRB
Navy to take over Angel Island from San Francisco
The Navy announced it seeks to acquire Angel Island, a 640 acre site in San Francisco Bay north of Alcatraz, as a degaussing range. Declared surplus after World War II, the island had been eyed for recreation, but the plan now ends for the duration. The degaussing range, kept secret, would test electric cables around ships hulls to shield against magnetic mines.
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Navy
Angel Island
San Francisco Bay
Alcatraz
Attorney General Reinstates Mulvey as Special Agent in Charge
Los Angeles reports Robert Mulvey has been reinstated for the attorney general's staff as special agent in charge of investigation. Former Attorney General Fred Howser alleged Mulvey wired the state building in 1947. Mulvey replaces Kenneth Horton, transferred to Sacramento.
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Robert Mulvey
Fred Howser
Mulvey
Kenneth Horton
Sacramento
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