Looking Ahead George S Benson on Defense and Training
George S Benson argues for a strong standing army and a capable navy plus a high base pay for enlisted personnel. He opposes universal military training as costly and regimentation, favoring voluntary service and selective recruitment to build an efficient, technically skilled armed force.
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What Is Enough Price Power In 1946 Labor Talks
George S Benson discusses value based pricing in the 1946 labor-management problem. He explains that wages and profits hinge on what John Q Public will pay, noting balance between wages and prices to maintain sales and prosperity. He warns against suppressing wages to fatten profits if it raises prices unsustainably. He argues price setting should aim for volume sales amid steady jobs and broad demand. Local notes mention visits by Mr and Mrs C A Williamson and Miss Alice Ramsower, and the Moulton Lions Club picnic at Recreation Grounds on July 24.
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Behind Your Bonds Promotes Postwar Growth in Florida
The article highlights two million acres of Florida farms producing cotton tobacco sugar cane tung oil grains citrus fruits and vegetables valued at 285000000 annually. Only six percent of the land is cultivated, leaving vast acreage for development and wealth. It links increased postwar recreation to national resources and savings bonds investment.
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