President Hints Controls on Way As Cost of Living Drops
The article analyzes President Truman facing inflation and wage cycles with Congress. It notes Ford's wage hikes and rising prices, the push for anti inflation policy, and a possible shift to controls in 1949. Officials weigh impacts on labor, farmers, and broader economic policy ahead of the State of the Union.
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Western pact seeks mutual aid against aggression
Western leaders Britain France and the Benelux nations approve a 17 point mutual assistance treaty with the U S Canada and five western European states. The pact opens to others and sets up joint boards after ratification while ignoring the Soviet Union.
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Atlantis Probed as Hidden Continent Not Found
Dr. Maurice Ewing of Columbia University maps and probes the Atlantic to test the existence of Atlantis. He says evidence does not support the myth and the long awaited continent remains unfound.
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Kingly King George VI Battles Thrombo Angitis Obliterans
The royal family faced a canceled royal tour as King George VI, 52, battled thromboangiitis obliterans suspected in his legs. Doctors offered no permanent cure, urging rest and reduced walking duties while the king conducted state business from Buckingham Palace.
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Fackenthal Named Head of Associated Universities Inc
Dr Frank D Fackenthal former acting president of Columbia University is named head of Associated Universities Inc which runs Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton New York The Red Cross proposes new war rules to create civilian safety zones in future atomic war and to protect wounded children mothers and the aged with duties for zone managers.
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