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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1951
Page
2
President Eisenhower claims Europe will defend itself against communism and notes weaknesses in price controls. Analysts frame the remarks as a stance on Western alliance readiness and economic policy amid postwar tensions.
General Eisenhower told Congress his European tour revived Western Europe’s will to defend against communism. He emphasized a united front and stronger allied efforts while noting American arms are essential and troops are needed abroad for a secure wall of peace.
The public largely supports wage and price controls but many are shocked by loopholes. Food prices could rise sharply under the law. potatoes and oranges may surge up to 80 percent or more while bread costs could climb. The easing of a wage freeze in coal adds to town concerns about fairness in a democracy.
Secretary Snyder proposes a rugged tax program to fund defense, aiming for at least 16.5 billion dollars in new revenue. The plan would raise individual income taxes, corporate taxes, and levy higher rates on autos, radios, refrigerators, liquor, cigarettes, and more, though swift congressional action is uncertain.
United Nations troops push northward with cautious gains near Seoul amid reports of reduced Communist resistance. Defense figures cite 136000 North Koreans captured and 9000 Communist casualties since the current offensive began. Rail labor strikes disrupt defense and mail service, with 250000 idle at peak. leaders urge a complete settlement to protect future defense needs.
The National Council of Churches of Christ in America formed by 19 major Protestant and Orthodox groups began a nationwide fund drive for overseas relief reconstruction and refugee aid. The effort runs from February 11 to Easter Sunday March 25. Funds support 50 to 70 million war refugees and 30 million displaced persons from World War II.
In the 82nd Congress fierce debate forms over President Truman's 71.6 billion budget and 16.5 billion tax plan. Democrats and Republicans alike push for cuts in education health insurance and Brannan programs while defending defense and civil functions. A pay as you go financing approach is seen as necessary amid expected bitter partisan fights.
The army plans to send the fourth infantry division to Germany to reinforce the Atlantic pact force. The air force would deploy more jet fighter bombers to Europe once Congress backs a resolution supporting Truman's plan to increase U.S. ground forces there.
Retired Houston resident Frank W Wade credits HADACOL for renewed energy and appetite after months of being run-down. He notes vitamin deficiencies improved, praises his son in law for advice, and shares his full bottle experience. The LeBlanc Corporation advertises direct ordering from Lafayette Louisiana with size options and a money back guarantee.
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