Steel Strike Threatens Economy and War Effort
New York, June 3. The steel strike threatens civilian economy and defense, risking plant shutdowns and layoffs if extended. Governments froze civilian steel sales. inventories remain varied by type, with autos and appliances showing broader supplies but specific parts at risk. Military production relies on steel capacity, raising urgency to resume milling and labor arrangements.
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House Puts Off Korea GI Bill Vote
The House delayed a vote on a Korea era GI bill of rights until Thursday amid a dispute led by Rep. Springer who urged removing a provision that would have the government pay lump sums for tuition books and other education expenses directly to vendors rather than to schools, unlike the World War II model.
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