Full Employment Plant Defeated If Steel Nationalized
Congressman Clarence J. Brown of Ohio argues that nationalizing steel would derail full employment by reducing demand and increasing costs. He cites current steel output, war-era demand, and rising expansion plans totaling about two billion dollars this year, urging voluntary allocations over government ownership.
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Brown
New York
Truman
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Steelways Magazine
Sen
John Sparkman
Alabama Socrat
Henry Kaiser
Fontana
Cal
San Francisco
Chicago
Kaiser
Steelways
Confessman Brown
Council of Economic Advisors
Council
United States
Mills
Russia
Pilots can stay in jobs to age 55 says Harvard expert
NEW YORK air line pilots may retain their jobs until age 55 Harvard School of Public Health expert Dr Ross A MacFarland reports statistics show fewer accidents from pilots over 40. He notes reflexes slow but are offset by knowledge experience and calmness.
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New York
Ross A. MacFarland
Harvard School of Public Health
East West War Top Issue In French Vote
Paris AP report notes the East West cold war dominates grass roots voting in France as six parties compete for 1508 unpaid local council posts. Communists align with Russia while others back the US, with the election shaping perceptions of NATO, the Marshall Plan, and European unity amid a main clash between Maurice Thorez's Communist Party and Gen. Charles de Gaulle's French People's Party. Final results await March 27.
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Paris
France
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Maurice Thorez
French People’s Party
Charles de Gaulle
Communista
de Gaullists
Republican Liberty Party
de Gaulle
Siam Kills Off Dogs in Bangkok Humane Effort
In Bangkok a nine man humane squad now kills dogs deemed suffering and beyond help. Each day they start with sacks of chopped meat mixed with strychnine tablets to feed the emaciated and ill canines, expanding a prior six member unit.
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Bangkok
Thread ties two families across decades of friendship
EAST HAMPTON Conn. UP Forty five years ago Mrs. Michael Healey wrote her name on a spool of thread at the cotton company where she worked. The spool later went to Mrs. Gusta Kelly of Columbus Ohio. Since then they have regularly corresponded and exchanged Christmas gifts, sustaining a long friendship.
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East Hampton
Conn
Michael Healey
Gusta Kelly
Columbus
Wonder Bread Promises Growth and Energy for Children
An ad touts Wonder Bread as boosting a child’s growth and energy. It claims the bread provides 46 percent more body building protein than the average of meat, milk, fish, and eggs, and emphasizes improved energy for work and play to support better school performance.
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Penny
Wonder Bread Helps Build Strong Bodies Eight Ways
A vintage advertisement asserts Wonder Bread boosts child growth with protein and energy advantages. It claims higher protein than meat milk fish and eggs, longer lasting freshness, and encourages serving with fruits vegetables meat milk fish eggs in a balanced diet. Continental Raking Co inc.
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Capitol
Siam
Department of Ladder
Continental Raking Co., Inc
Irs
ROSS
Rayon
Botany Brand Woolens
Botany Brand
Botany Jubilee
Vogue
McCalls
Butterick
Bates Cottons
Bates
White Rotary
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