Budget Confusion Grows as Truman Economy Probe Continues
The article critiques President Truman's budget moves, arguing that claimed cuts mask higher overall costs. It notes planned navy and overall reductions, the reliance on unused old balances, and calls for a stabilized wage price economy amid a volatile economic climate.
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ANOTHER STRIKE WAVE AND OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS
Two labor leaders John L. Lewis and Walter Reuther push for a new wage policy while most chiefs soft pedal strikes. War surplus ambulances repurposed into seashore cabanas. Churchill plans a quick memoir to counter critics. Kate Smith meets Truman at the White House during Community Chest drive. Bernard Bernstein notes Nazis persist in Germany. Army returns 22 million in post exchange profits while a Southern novel gains early interest.
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Veto origins and trivia from the ASK ME ANOTHER list
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True or False Quiz on Liquids and Elements
The statements explain that the phrase I forbid is a literal meaning, identify January around the third, place Oklahoma, and discuss liquids alcohol water with contraction on mixing. It also notes helium is tasteless odorless colorless nonflammable and nonpoisonous.
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