Postwar inflation reality and rising living costs
The column argues that postwar inflation is now accepted, with high prices here to stay and government aims to hold the line. It notes wages rising faster than prewar days, mass production lowering some costs, and everyday items from aluminum to drugs becoming affordable over time, while home prices soar from 8,000 to over 20,000 dollars.
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Eula Hoskins Promoted to A2c in Women's Air Force
Eula G. Hoskins daughter of Mrs Helen Coffey West Middletown Rt 1 rises to A2c in the women’s branch of the Air Force. She is a private secretary at Offutt Air Force Base Omaha Nebraska. Hoskins joined the WAFs in May 1955 after Middletown High School.
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