Economic woes hinge on inflation and strikes, Snyder warns
Western Newspaper Union reports Treasury Secretary Snyder urging calm about a possible depression while noting production and price pressures. He cites high costs, consumer restraint, and labor strikes as factors slowing recovery, with examples from hotels and auto parts disrupting output and wages. The piece argues for policy discussion to revive a high economy.
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G O P Outlook From Washington Two-Year Policy Shapes
Republican leaders chart a two year congressional course with forecasts on foreign policy budget taxes tariffs and labor. Notable points include possible dismantling of UNRRA Italian loan cuts to war era subsidies and a veto heavy season ahead. Andrew Johnson resignation note closes the piece.
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