Inflation and budget clash mark postwar policy debate
A Western Newspaper Union analysis warns that foreign currency shifts raise prices while U S inflation widens despite a near fourfold growth in peacetime spending. The piece argues for stricter policy controls and coordinated management of production, prices, and currencies to stabilize the economy.
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Leighton Stuart Named U S Ambassador to China
Washington reports the sudden appointment of J Leighton Stuart as American ambassador to China after an urgent cable from General Marshall. The move follows Truman's reversal from Lt Gen Al Wedemeyer, citing Stuart long residence in China and fluency in Chinese.
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