Political Chicanery at the Polls in Wartime Costs
The piece criticizes Congress for delaying wartime controls amid inflation and rising prices. It argues the G I has limited resources, workers gain from overtime while fixed salaries lag, and urges voters to pressure representatives or vote them out in November. It contrasts Democratic delays with Republican opposition and calls for an even break for the public.
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Raleigh County centennial prompts history society revival
A Raleigh County centennial feature highlights the need to revive the Raleigh County Historical Society and establish a permanent county library and a local history museum. It notes the Indian nationalism discussion, Nehru and China, and urges preserving pioneer memories through proper housing and custodianship of historic items.
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Register
Raleigh County Historical Society
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Pension rules eased for older workers under Social Security
AP staff report outlines new Social Security pension credits effective Sept. 1. The changes reduce required quarters for age 65 and lower the threshold to age 43, with detailed quarters figures by age and eligibility.
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Why Are Supply Lines Behind Those of 1864
HAL BOYLE notes soldiers in Korea cling to home habits like familiar cigars and shaving gear, while army stocks favor popular brands. He laments cigars as a neglected morale factor, contrasting current supply lines with Civil War prestige and General Grant's cigars.
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Germany
Army
Air Force
Grant
Becktley Soldier Proposes Hoarders Club Here
Beckley correspondent reports a veteran at Ft. Warren urges formation of a local I will not hoard club to counter rationing anxieties sparked by Korea. He favors anonymity but aims to rally Beckley as a patriotic town and cites Wyoming Eagle efforts in Cheyenne. The idea prompts Bug Dust to question effectiveness of stickers on cars or homes.
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Cheyenne
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Truman_Code Conflicts Over Economy Prompted By Defense Push
Stewart Alsop argues Washington hypocrisy rises as Congress and the Truman Administration clash over economic controls. He notes Louis Johnson signals defense costs near 50 billion dollars, implying broader mobilization and essential controls, while official lines deny wage and price actions. The Wherry Bricker amendment is cited as political maneuver to force centralized controls.
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Senate Feuds Rise Across Party Lines in Vote Hit Year
Washington chronicles a stormy session as long days, party clashes, and personal feuds ripple through the Senate. Notable spats include McKellar versus Kefauver over patronage, Byrd versus Humphrey over expenditures, and Morse versus Wherry over civil rights. Other rifts involve Brewster and Smith, Thomas and Watkins, Ives and Lehman, and multiple cross-state pairs, signaling a heated election year and strained governance. A separate note covers Virginia Hill, racketeers, and ambassador Elizalde’s covert reaction to Pearson.
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Harry Byrd
Virginia
Hubert Humphrey
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Hamphrey
Ken Wherry
Nebraska
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Oregon
Wherry
Morse
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Charles Tobey
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Utah
Elbert Thomas
Arthur Watkins
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