Voluntary Aid To Hold Prices In Wartime Economy
Washington officials urged voluntary price and wage restraint to curb inflation while denying an imminent wage price freeze. Alan Valentine, Michael DiSalle, and Cyrus Ching warned profiteers and signaled selective controls possible on defense materials. DiSalle said broad ceilings aren’t planned yet as the administration builds its staff and seeks voluntary compliance.
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Alan Valentine
Michael V. DiSale
Cyrus W. Ching
Valentine
Congress
DiSalle
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Banking Committee
Baruch
Piies
Teagan
Iidsustry
Ofice of Price Administration
OPA
Rosenberg Denies Attending Reid Meet In Senate Hearing
Mrs Anna M Rosenberg assistant secretary of defense denied charges that she attended Communist meetings after a face to face encounter with Ralph De Sola a self described Communist Party member. Senator Russell arranged the session as the Armed Services Committee neared a Monday hearing on her confirmation to the post. De Sola claimed to have seen her at meetings she disputed the assertion calling it the hardest ordeal of her life.
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Washington
Anna M Rosenberg
Communist Party
Roevell D-Gal
Rosenbers
Sesson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
Ralph de Sola
Himsell
Jesu Committee
Senate
Rosenberg
DeSolas
Traffic congestion study eyed by city and SRC
Traffic engineers from the State Roads Commission met with Frederick officials to discuss downtown congestion and potential left turn bans at key intersections including Square Market and Patrick Streets. Mayor Munshower signaled state agreement, while noting details remain to be ironed out as budgeting and future traffic relief measures, including parking, are studied.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick
Elmer F. Munshower
SRC
Munshower
W. R. Waller
Square— Market
Patrick Streets
Market
Maryland
Futile To Make Personal Plans For War We Says
Rob ert Smallwood chairman of Lipton Inc and Continental Foods warns against individuals planning for war He argues Americans should carry on with business and avoid war hysteria while noting tea demand and tea trade dynamics across industries and nations including Pakistan India Ceylon and China He is a former WW I advisor and Lipton heir with ties to the Tea Council and GMA and advocates policy staying on course during crisis
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Gaynor Maddox Nea
Food and Markets
New York
Robert Smallwood
Thomas J. Lipton, Inc
Continental Foods
Ritz Tower
United States
Smallwood
Moe
Learm
Korea
Koea
Manchu
Formora
Eaxport
China
Ohio
England
Thomas Lipton
Tea Council
America
Pakistan
India
Ceylon
Africa
Grocery Manufacturers Association
Ward
France
President Threatens Critic Hume in Wrathful Letter
President Truman authored a blistering White House letter to Washington Post critic Paul Hume after a negative review of Margaret Truman's Constitution Hall recital. In the unsigned replica published by Westbrook Pegler, the missive contains caustic language and threats, calling the critic a gutter snipe and promising reforms to his appearance and career.
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Washington
Truman
Margaret
White House
Paul Hume
Washington Post
Miss Truman
Constitution Hall
Washington Daly News
Westbrook Pegler
Hume disputes published version of concert review
Hume says the print echoed his letter almost exactly but with a few paragraphs omitted. He declines to release the full text and notes a friend’s death behind remarks during Miss Truman’s Constitution Hall recital. He also recalls a prior harsh review noting Miss Truman sang poorly and often seemed uncertain.
Truman criticized for daughter’s singing in public discourse
The commentary notes repeated criticism of Miss Truman’s singing over three years and today, with the writer arguing that no remedy exists except to omit comment on her performances. It recalls Mr. Truman’s private resentment when critics panned his daughter’s singing, a sentiment echoed by many critics.
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Bouverville Water Company
Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Maryland
Pen- Mar
Hagerstown
Sud
Miss Truman
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Portsmouth
Xmas Bikes
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U.S. 40
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