Echo on price controls and oil shortages in postwar era
George S. Benson warns that government price controls during war caused oil field equipment shortages and potential future shortages. Oscar L. Chapman cautions that this winter could see unmet demand, urging defense of free markets over government price setting to sustain homes and industries.
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Truman
Oscar L. Chapman
American Petroleum Institute
Chicago
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Indestructible Bonds and a Suburban Theft Caution
A Treasury note cites an editorial praising United States Savings Bonds under the heading Indestructible Bonds. It recounts a suburban resident losing 12,000 in cash and 7,000 in bonds, noting the thief would gain nothing from the bonds since reissued ownership preserves value. The piece urges investing surplus cash in Savings Bonds for security and accessibility.
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Sam
United States
United States Savings
U. S. Treasury Department
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