OPS Rules Cause Retailer Headaches Across Nation
The piece argues government price controls by OPS burden retailers with endless forms and reporting. It notes small stores suffer most due to staffing limits, protests prompt policy tweaks, and warns that misaligned policies threaten profits and the broader economy.
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OPS
Economic Development Group Proposes 1952 Budget Shift
The Committee for Economic Development urges a four part plan to reshape fiscal policy including a $6 billion budget cut, a $10 billion tax increase, tighter credit, and a national savings program. It calls for higher personal and corporate taxes and new retail excises while closing tax loopholes to curb inflation without hindering production.
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Committee For Economic Development
Manufactuers
Monticello Column Notes Local Quips And Golf Fixes
A Monticello writer teases locals about a Rotary quartet fiasco with Ross Baty and fines for singing. Jim Croker tours town merchants, Balster stores impress, and golf league changes boost interest with weekly 104-man teams. Personal jests involve Jim Croker and a lawn mower wagon stunt.
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Monticello
Claude Appleby
Bill Shaffer
Dick Long
Bob Mullen
Dec Hosford
Ronnie Matthiessen
Jim Rhatigan
Jim Bender
Local residents note travel and visits across several towns
Richland Center and nearby areas report trips to Lake of the Woods and Niagara Falls, visits by Balear Hein and Keen families, dinner gatherings with the Haddock and Fothergill households, and departures for vacations to Colorado and Longmont. Several young people finish studies and plan teaching assignments in Illinois and Colorado.
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Richland
Forest Ely
Oliver Hutton
Monticello
Ada Lehr
Lisbon
Lake of the Woods
Canada
Niagara Falls
John Balear
Cedar Rapids
George Hein
Marvin Hinrichs
Martelle
Claude Fothergill
Larry Martinsen
Emil Keen
Dysart
Paul Schneiter
Donald R. Maire
Aurora
Scotch Grove 4-H Girls Model Clothes From Sacks Friday
Scotch Grove Sun shine 4-H Girls plan a Friday June 15 fashion show at the Monticello Community building auditorium. about thirty garments made from feed and flour sacks will be modeled by local girls with music and the Country Girl's Creed.
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Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove Sunshine
Monticello
National Cotton Council of
Memphis
Tennessee
Jerome Heeren
Patricia Cass
Delores Helgens
Delores Oltmans
Helen Postel
Etta Reuter
Delores Moats
Mary Jane Moats
Mary Karen Paulsen
Merna Folkers
Leona Folkers
Harm J. Dirks
Anna Linda Kiburz
Esther Sinclair
Shirley Oeschger
Paul Oeschger
Carl
Kenneth
Marlene Oeschger
Davenport
School of Nursing
Mercy Hospital
Cascade
Dubuque
Farm Bureau
August Schrader
Wayne Zion Evangelical Church
Gerhard Bunge
St. Donatus
Mary Oltmans
St. Catherine Hospital
Omaha
McLaughlin Circle
Bellevue
Nebraska
Mary Lou Wright
Norbert Knepper
Sacred Heart Church
Knepper
Arthur Price
Postville
Ethelwyn Smith
Laura Lewis
John Otten
Sacred Heart
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Bernard Kuriger
Newmanhall
Eugene Lorenz
John Vernimont
Joyce Oeschger
Cedar Rapids
Bonnie Goldsmith
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