Truman's Austerity Program Signals Political Strategy
Washington and NEA correspondent note Republicans will attack Truman's message as flawed while labor may back it for wage control. The piece argues Congress will take months to set up price and rationing measures, delaying inflation relief, and frames Taft as the target of the President's policy pitch.
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Washington Correspondent
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NEA
Truman
Congress
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Italy
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United States
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Taft
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Ray Baldwin
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Truman Austerity Program Faces Congressional Debate
The mid west group led by George H. Bender opposes restoring controls while the eastern group under Ralph Flanders proposes rationing meat butter and eggs restoring some controls and extending export limits. The plan also includes higher work hours tighter credit limits and higher minimum wage with calls for wage restraint from management and labor.
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Ohio
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Ralph Flanders
Vermont
Truman
Flanders
Department of Ag
Vocabulary Notes and Word Study Prompts From Lesson
A compact primer outlines common word confusions and pronunciations. It discusses caliber as firearm bore and flags misuses like high-caliber and mispronounced Saskatche wan. Includes tips on spelling variants and a daily word goal featuring circumspect with a quotation.
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Huntingford
World tariff talks show shift toward freer trade cited
James Marlow reports that the United States and 22 other nations agreed to slash tariffs on mutual goods. He explains how 1930s high duties reduced world commerce, how reciprocal trade acts from 1934 to 1946 eased restrictions, and how wartime and postwar pressures led to a Geneva conference urged by the United Nations.
Colorado delegates and global tariff cuts shape trade
The United States and 22 other countries sent delegates and about 30 experts to negotiate tariffs. They agreed to cut duties on roughly 45,000 imported items, with the U S proposing cuts on 3,500 items. Congress approval was not required as the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act permits presidential action. Imports from other nations total about £8,000 this year.
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Washington
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Hull
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Soviet Union
Trade talks show tariff cuts and relief for industries
The Geneva style pact reduces tariffs on Scotch whisky from 250 to 150 per gallon and cuts France auto duties from 70 to 35 percent, in a broad agreement among 22 nations. Other goods traded will see corresponding reductions. the deal lasts until January 1, 1931, with possible adjustments if any country faces hardship. Preston M. Rinehart, 74, retired Union Bridge machinist, dies after brief illness. funeral Sunday at Union Bridge with Elder Jesse Klein officiating. burial at Pape Creek cemetery.
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United Kingdom
Geneva
France
Trade Pact Aims to Boost US Relations and Benefits
The general idea is to promote trade between the countries so that all will benefit.
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United States
Death notices in The News Frederick Maryland 1847
Obituary for a 56 year old resident born August 4 1891 in Carroll County detailing illness duration of three months. Survived by widow Mary Wadaell Frits two children Charles Wo Prue and Jane Bollinger of New Windsor, two brothers Walter Linwood and Otter Westminder, four sisters Edna Picking Emma Blackston of New Windsor and Mrs Herbert Ecker Edgewood and Mrs Isie Sruth Sams Creek. Funeral Monday at two at the late residence with Rev E Cooper officiating and Lutheran cemetery burial. D C Ze ler and Son directing. Friends invited to call at the residence from Saturday evening.
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Frederick County
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Minnie
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Washington
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Na Picking
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Edgewood
Isie Sruth
Sams Creek
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Anontows
D. C
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