Green Pool of Farm Goods Planned by Western Europe
Delegates from 18 nations gathered in Paris for the first conference on a proposed Green Pool of Western Europe farm products. American officials fear the plan could shelter European farmers from competition, especially American producers, while the U. S. endorses it as a step toward reducing trade barriers.
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Timing Is Poor On Steel Award Amid Rising Costs
Column analyzes the Wage Stabilization Board's steel wage recommendations and the potential for a steel industry price increase. It discusses President Truman, Charles E. Wilson, and Roger Putnam deciding on a cap for price rises under Capehart, the impact on other industries, and the risk of inflation or deflation. The piece notes cost of living drops and political factors shaping steel wage politics.
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Schuman pushes plan for free farm trade bloc in Western Europe
French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman proposes a Western European market free of quotas and tariffs for farm products. Nations would form a single trading bloc to reduce barriers and boost regional commerce.
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