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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1951

Page

2

Communist China's ambiguous peace note and Army plans cited

The piece discusses China's unclear truce proposal in Korea and U S reactions, plus Army Chief Gen Lawton Collins announcing a July strength of 24 divisions and related casualty tallies in the Korean War including 45,137 total casualties and 7,303 deaths to date.

China Korea Peiping Formosa United Nations Lawton Collins Army Collins Department

Price Freeze Stirs Debate in 1951 Mobilization Push

As 1951 unfolds, calls grow for a price wage freeze to curb soaring wholesale prices and aid national mobilization. Firing Allen Valentine and appointing Eric Johnston shifts control of the plan while critics demand effective enforcement and a wage freeze until a workable formula is set.

Charles E Whson Allen Valentine Truman Valentine Eric Johnston Motion Picture Association of America Johnston OPS WSB

Cost of living hits all time high in 1951 US

Early 1951 sees the cost of living reach an all time peak with the dollar worth less than 60 cents of its 1939 value and general prices up about 681 percent since 1939. Bread and butter costs surged from 39 cents in 1939 to about 115 dollars per item for a factory worker. A typical man earning 3000 dollars in 1941 would need 5440 to match 1941 buying power now.

United States

Appointment of Eric Johnston as economic stabilizer

The article notes Eric Johnston named head of America to replace Alan Valentine with John Steelman and Charles E. Wilson present. It cites House of Representatives bravely pressing United Nations to declare Chinese Communists aggressors in Korea, drawing mixed Western and Middle Eastern reactions and signaling a shift against appeasement amid the evolving international crisis.

Eric Johnston Motion Picture Association of America Center Alan Valentine John Steelman Charles E. Wilson House of Representatives United Nations Korea United States Middle East China

Miners Receive $1.60 Daily Pay Boost Under New Pact

John 4. Lewis, president of the UMW, and Harry M. Moses, head of the northern coal operators, sign a wage contract boosting miners pay by 1.60 dollars a day. The increase takes effect February 1.

John 4. Lewis UMW Harry M. Moses Northern Coal Operators Group

Iowa Factories Outproduce Farms in 1950 Trend

A new trend shows Iowa factories produced 2.1 billion dollars worth of goods in 1950, surpassing farm output for the first time in 11 years. The report notes Iowa’s average farm income remains the nation’s highest per acre, while Midwest manufacturing grows in scope and value.

Midwest Iowa

Taft shifts on sending troops to Europe amid policy debate

Senator Taft, once a vocal opponent of U S troop deployment to Europe,.annotation: amid policy shift, he now favors a limited force. Observers view move as signaling a concern for Western Europe security and a softening isolationist stance while not declaring full internationalism.

Taft Sen Robert Aft U.S Europe Congress Truman Western Ohio

Draft Director Pushes Indefinite Draft Extension

Lewis B. Hershey the draft director testified before the Senate Armed Services subcommittee urging indefinite extension of the selective service law and drafting younger men. He pressed for broader conscription to meet national defense needs.

Raymond M. Foley Senate Banking Committee Congress Lewis B. Hershey Senate Armed Services Subcommittee

Soviet Union praises U S foreign policy debate surge

Russia voices delight at the U S congress debate over foreign affairs releasing criticism of President Truman and Secretary of State Dean Acheson. Moscow says the discourse shows American dissatisfaction with current policy and a demand for a shift from a bankrupt policy of force.

Soviet Union Congress Truman Dean Acheson

Rest Is Important Says Housewife

A Montgomery Alabama housewife praises HADACOL for curing insomnia and indigestion after trying sleep aids. She describes improved appetite energy and reduced nervousness following multiple bottles, recommending the product and offering direct order to Le Blanc Corporation Lafaytte Louisiana.

Frat Jones Bell Montgomery Alabama Eeeene Jones Joe Hadacol LeBlanc Corporation Lafayey Louisiana LeBlanc

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