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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1952

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2

Strip WSB Power Lesson From Wilson Testimony

Washington May 6 Charles E Wilson former head of the Office of Defense Mobilization told Congress the Wage Stabilization Board should be stripped of power to intervene in labor disputes He urged a firm policy on pay and prices in any extension of economic controls He warned against large pay hikes for CIO Steelworkers saying it would push inflation and be unrealistic for the industry to absorb without price increases He criticized President Truman for shifting stance after urging a compromise and called for limiting WSB to stabilization administration only while extending controls through year end and studying impeachment proposals against Truman as lawmakers weigh the steel crisis

Washington Charles E. Wilson Deata Congress Wage Stabilization Board CIO Truman Wilson Office of Defense Mobilization House Labor Committee Supreme Court Celler D-Ny House Judiciary Committee General Electric WSB Janother B

Laytonsville Elects Three Commissions With Heavy Turnout

Augustus W Lee Luther C Howard and Washington White were re elected without opposition on Monday for the Laytonsville town commission posts in Montgomery county Lee 37 votes Howard 35 White 25 of 46 cast, described as a heavy turnout for the community.

Laytonsville Augustus W Lee Luther C Howard Washington White Montgomery County Lee Howard

Capehart Law May Advance All Prices

Washington reports the Capehart Amendment may raise price ceilings on foods meats and clothing under a Supreme Court challenge. The Emergency Court of Appeals ruled the amendment applies to wholesalers retailers manufacturers and processors, allowing distributors to seek higher ceilings.

Washington Office of Price Stabilization Supreme Court Emergency Court of Appeals

Price ceilings vs higher costs impact on stores and eateries

The report notes rising costs from June 24 1980 to July 26 may prompt price increases. Labor selling advertising office and transport costs rise. OPS says higher ceilings could allow over a million outlets to seek higher prices, though not guaranteed.

Jacksons Indicted Over Ocean City Casino Tax Evasion

May indictments were handed down by a Federal grand jury in Baltimore against Ocean City brothers who run a boardwalk casino. Harry Lee Jackson and Robert B. Jackson are named among the defendants in the income tax evasion case.

Jacksons Charged With Tax Evasion Over Casino Earnings

Jackson and Charles J Jackson face charges of attempting to evade taxes by concealing casino earnings. They allegedly failed to report 1943 taxes of 3391 18 dollars and 1946 taxes of 878 dollars, totaling nearly 13000 dollars. An instrument has been developed to detect scratches as small as one millionth of an inch.

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