All-Out Controls Must Curb Inflation Says DiSalle
Washington columnist recaps plea for combined measures to fight inflation. Inflation sources include wage escalator clauses and material shortages. Author argues indirect controls alone fail without price and wage restraints, urging taxes and credit limits first, then material curbs, followed by price and wage controls. DiSalle tasked with implementing price controls as essential to a broader anti inflation strategy.
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Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D How 18 Your Battery 7
A devotional compares battery recharge to sleep and worship. Regular sleep habits renew physical and spiritual energy, with daily prayers and weekly church attendance framed as essential to meet modern life stresses. Baltimore police hunt eight masked gunmen after Calvert Rug and Linoleum Co. heist worth over $1,000.
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Bandits steal from store customers and workers
A gang of bandits, described as Negroes, surprised 20 employees and patrons in mid afternoon yesterday, stole about $1,000 in receipts from the cash register, and robbed victims of personal money before forcing them into a wash room. Government operations cost roughly $100 million daily.
Russia At Work On Atomic Weapons
Washington reports top atomic officials testified Russia is pushing a six‑plant program to develop atomic weapons. Senate approves 1.08 billion for atomic development, tying into a larger emergency defense bill. Also notes Sgt Hiram Wolfe wounded in Korea as return home is arranged after nine years in service.
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City to set tax rate on December 28 session
City officials prepared to adopt the new tax rate with preliminary budget phases outlined. Aldermen will act as Board of Equalization and Review on December 28 at 7:30 pm. The council also joined a Civil Defense waterworks cooperation plan for western Maryland to ensure water during emergencies. A proposed ordinance to regulate price signs for wine sales was authorized for reference, and a secretary's desk was authorized for the City Clerk. White walkway lines were ordered on West South Street to improve pedestrian safety at Jefferson Street.
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City orders traffic view improvements on Market Street
The Board authorized an ordinance to widen eastbound traffic on an alley dividing the downtown block of Market Street. The alley and decorations on Market Street prompted action to improve street visibility and remove bulbs obstructing traffic lights. Residents complained of dirty sidewalks downtown and several affidavits discussed related issues.
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