Truman pledges $4000 annual income within a decade
President Truman, during a 6,000 mile tour through 16 states, outlined a Four Point program aimed at raising living standards for all families. He proposes boosting national output to 350 billion dollars by 1960, expanding purchasing power, maintaining a sound budget, and improving foreign economic relations. He also voiced support for tax cuts and greater private investment with government aid.
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Truman
President vows not to cut security for deficit trim
The president argues against cutting national security to balance the budget and says Congress should close loopholes to offset excise tax reductions. He defends Fair Deal measures as necessary for living standards and fair distribution while criticizing isolationist critics and GOP claims of excessive taxation. The administration highlights a 40 percent after tax per capita income rise over ten years.
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Athletic Foot Remedy Ad Promises Deep Germ Killing
An ad promotes T-4-L for athlete's foot citing a penetrating 90 percent alcohol base that drives the active medication deep to kill germs. It offers happy relief IX ONE OLE or a 40 cent refund at Williamson's Drug Store.
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Williamson
Government Rested In Dairy Conspiracy Case
Washington May 10 The Government rested its conspiracy case against Washington area dairies the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association and its secretary treasurer charged with fixing six milk prices in the Washington region Judge Alexander Holtzell presided without a jury Otto Phillips vice president of Wakefield Dairy testified milk price rose 242 cents a quart in July 1946 after subsidies were dropped He said the association dictated the new price and members had to buy milk from the association Gardiner Richfield Dairy attorney testified in 1939 he sought permission to buy outside cream but was refused by association official Bruce Derrick
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Sever Washington Srea Dairies
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Otto Phillips
Wakefield Dairy
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Richflet Dairy
Bruce B. Derrick
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Auctions and prices fade in rapid county livestock market report
Prices at Woodsboro Livestock Sales Inc move with dairy and beef categories. Cattle and calf lots show varied ewt and head figures with dairy cows and stock calves among the listings. In separate item, Charles Bollem, 29, jailed for two to three years after striking his 88 year old grandmother Sophie Watkins of Rutherford over $3,000.
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Hackensack
Charles PL Bollem
Sophie Watkins
Rutherford
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