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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1948

Page

2

President Hints Controls as Cost of Living Dips

Weekly analysis notes President Truman faces a tough balancing act as he seeks lower living costs while keeping wages and farm prices high. It cites Ford's wage hikes and prices rising, and forecasts possible anti inflation measures with Congress in January.

Truman Henry Ford II Ford Congress Labor Mr. Truman Capitol Hill Democratic Congress Bureau of Labor Statistics Council of Economic Advisors Chester Bowles OPA

Mutual Aid Treaty Seen in Western Pact Across Europe

Western democracies including Britain France and Benelux plan a 17 point mutual aid pact with the U S Canada and five European nations to respond to aggression. The document omits Soviet mention and foresees boards, a long life, and possible open membership while forecasting a 50 year horizon.

Russia Great Britain France Benelux U. S Canada Soviet Union

King George VI Health Casts Shadow Over Royal Plans

The British king, 52, reportedly suffers from Buerger's disease causing artery inflammation in the legs. Doctors warn there is no permanent cure and royal duties, including public walking, may be reassigned while he stays largely in Buckingham Palace.

Great Britain Princess Elizabeth King George Australia New Zealand George VI Buerger George Buckingham Palace

Atlantis Debunked by Columbia Scientist Dr. Ewing

Dr. Mau Rice Ewing of Columbia University says after decades of mapping photographing probing and sounding the ocean floor there is no evidence of the lost continent Atlantis. He notes the myth posits a prehistoric cataclysm but current data show no sign of such landmass.

Maurice Ewing Columbia University Atlantis Ewing

Atomic Researcher Named Head Of Associated Universities

Dr. Frank D. Fackenthal, former acting president of Columbia, named head of Associated Universities Inc which runs Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton New York. The lab receives U S government funding to support nuclear research not available at universities. The Red Cross proposes war rules including atomic safety zones to protect civilians in future conflicts with three protected groups and a set of other measures.

Frank D. Fackenthal Columbia University Associated Universities, Inc Brookhaven National Laboratory Upton N. Y U. S International Red Cross Red Cross Palestine United States U. S. Commerce Department World Organization National Committee On Immigration Policy Earl G. Harrison Commerce Department Harrison Russia Italy Spain Germany Denmark Finland England France Sweden Switzerland India Asia

Pension plan for ex presidents faces congressional debate

Washington digest outlines proposals to pay retiring presidents and grant Senate floor privileges. It notes former leaders like Hoover and Taft aided public service, while Truman lacks private means. It cites Taft Bell's 1946 plan for a 50 000 dollar annual pension and discusses costs, eligibility and potential impact on government.

William Howard Taft Sam Supreme Court Harvard Law School Sen Robert Taft Senate Taft Harry Truman United States Franklin Roosevelt Herbert Hoover Mr. Truman John Quincy Adams Adams House Rep Missouri Bell Representative Bell Congress Truman Coolidge Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson

No Brass Rejected Here A Proposal By Robert Wood Johnson

Robert Wood Johnson, wartime brigadier general and head of Johnson & Johnson, called for military brass hats to shed insignia and for West Point and Annapolis to become postgraduate schools open to all ranks.

West Point Annapolis Robert Wood Johnson Johnson & Johnson Surgical Firm

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