1951 Outlook From Babson Roger W. Babson Preview
Babson predicts 1951 will see the United Nations withdraw from Korea, U.S. national income at a record high, but overall business volume below 1950. Government controls will tighten credit, inflation feared, and civilian output will lag armament. He foresees persistent high living costs, higher taxes, mixed stock market, and a defense orders boost amid a wary foreign stance.
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Roger W. Babson
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Korea
United States
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Russia
Europe
Politburo
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Christmas Dinner At Main Home In Salem New Jersey
A Christmas dinner was served at the home of Mr and Mrs William H Main at 237 West Fifth Street Salem New Jersey on Sunday. Attending were Mr and Mrs William H Main Mr and Mrs William H Main Jr Mr and Mrs Paul Main Mr and Mrs Austin A Younkins Mr and Mrs Harry Swain Millard and James Main Herbert and Robert Main and Edgar Main.
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William H. Main
West Fifth Street
Salem
N. J
Paul Main
Austin A. Younkins
Harry Swain
Millard
James Main
Herbert
Robert Main
Edgar Main
Christmas Greeting Ink Etiquette Debate
Readers discuss whether bright ink is acceptable for holiday letters. Some say red ink is inappropriate for personal correspondence, while others defend using bright ink to add festivity. The exchange centers on tradition versus personal expression in holiday greetings.
McCain To Be Chairman of Roads Group
Baltimore December 26 Governor Lane relieved Robert M Rein dollar as chairman of the State Roads Commission and recommended he be kept as a consultant. He named Joseph D Buscher as the new fit for the post. McKeldin plans to appoint Russell H McCain to the chairmanship after January 10 and designate Eastern Shore and Baltimorean appointees to satisfy the law on regional and party balance. The chair pays 15000 annually and Lane aims to keep Reindollar employed to secure his pension.
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Baltimore
Lane
Robert M. Reindollar
State Roads Commission
Joseph D. Buscher
Theodore R. McKeldin
Russell H. McCain
Frederick
McKeldin
Price and value in a life of integrity
Earl L. Douglass reflects on how rewards rise with age from candy to cars and status. He notes that people are judged by what they will sacrifice for, from family to country, and asks readers to consider their own price before God.
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Earl L. Douglass
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Rosenour
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