New Ceiling Price Rules Recall CPR's Headaches
Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports that Price Stabilization Director Michael V. DiSalle unveils CPR 22, effective May 28, aiming to regulate price ceilings rather than profits. The rule covers about 75,000 manufacturers, with exemptions for meat, dairy, produce, fuels, and apparel, and promises gradual effects on consumer prices through redesigned cost and markup rules.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
U. S
Wr. DiSalle
Eric Johnston
Chester Bowles
OPA
DiSalle
Truman
White House taps four young advisers in tungsten policy order
The text notes a 23 page 52 section order developed with input from four little known advisers Gardner Ackley Harold Leventhal Arnold Shaw and Robert Fargar who aided DiSalle as he pushed the policy through economic stabilizer and defense mobilization channels before reaching President Truman Tungsten is described with its very high melting point of 6060 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Office of
Eric Johnston
Office of Defense Mobilization
C. E. Wilson
Truman
DiSalle
Gardner Ackley
University of Michigan
Harold Leventhal
New York
OPS
Department of Justice
Arnold Shaw
Chicago
di Salle
Robert Farager
Oak Park
Court News Property Transfers From Whitmore to Paisley
Legal notice outlines multiple property transfers in court records. Otis C Whitmore and wife transfer to Upton J P Quinn for 104 dollars in county, others include John W Engle to Abe Charles for 10 dollars, G Leicester Thomas to John C Kolb Jr for 10 dollars in city, and Ray A Paisley to Rene Xavier Gibo for 20000 dollars in city. Additional transfers list Paisley to Frederick R Brubaker for 10000 dollars in city and other county transfers.
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Operty
Otis C. Whitmore
Upton J. P. Quinn
John W. Engle
Abe Charles
G. Leicester Thomas
John C. Kolb, Jr
Robert Francis Barrick
Ollie W. Rosenberry
George A. Linquist
Charles H. Kehne
William Joseph O’brien
Theresa Kunkel Ross
Sanitary Products Corp
J. Russell Allnutt
Harry F. Finneyfrock
Ray A. Paisley
Rene Xavier Gibo
Frederick R. Brubaker
City
St Johns College Hosts Maryland High School Open House
St Johns College in Annapolis will host Maryland high school students for a three day open house starting May 3 on campus. After lunch, guests will attend a seminar run by St Johns students, with college guides from the student polity helping visitors.
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Annapolis
St. John's College
Maryland
St. John’s
Guidanes J
Student trip plans and oil conservation noted
Mrs Rhoda Kallaway chaired the program with Miss Evelyn Kefauver presiding. Young Powell discussed reworks for the trip and Miss Seite described it in detail. They outlined plans to entertain 24 Wyandotte students visiting Frederick next week, as millions of barrels of oil are conserved daily in the oil industry to prevent evaporation and waste.
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Rhoda Kallaway
The News Frederick May 2 1951 Local Page Summary Card
The May 2 1951 issue of The News Frederick Maryland reports local happenings including community notices and brief items. Readership gains from municipal updates and short items about local clubs and events.
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the News
Frederick, Md
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