Rukeyser on Baruch price plan and House vote
Columnist analyzes Bernard Baruch’s anti inflation plan and House rejection of a universal price ceiling. He criticizes the hedge compromise as a labor favored win and argues the proposal fails to control costs, noting wages and salaries are exempted and prices could rise. He warns the Senate may lift market discipline, risking profits and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Bernard M. Baruch
CCSOR
Seeges
Senate
Rcanomie Chips
Treasury
Tohiels
Anttt
Don Amazed at Police Figures
Don Politico exposes alleged padding in San Antonio police records. He claims theft values are inflated or deflated in reports to flatter monthly statistics, citing examples where recovered items show altered values. The piece hints at wider, more sinister angles to be explored in tomorrow's conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DON Politico
San Antonio
Dense fog slows travel across the nation S.A. region
A March fog blanket from the Deep South covered Austin Brownsville San Antonio and nearby cities with near hundred percent humidity. Forecaster J H Jarkoerial City Weather Bureau predicted mild December warmth with highs near 76 Thursday and 70 Friday and a low around 64. Thursday morning fell to 47 as southerly winds prevailed. fog disrupted land and water travel across the eastern states with 1000 foot plus depth but eased by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laisa
Austin
Brownsville
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Laredo
United Lufkin
Port Artholy
Royston
J. H
Mt. Wna
Deep South
Ohio Valley
United States
Yents
Maine
Jap Warships On Indo China Coast Heighten Far East Tensions
A Chinese army spokesman in Chungking and reports from French Indo China indicate Japan has moved 40 warships and a carrier group to Cam Ranh Bay southeast of Vietnam. They rush to build an air base near the Gulf of Siam with 6000 native workers. Washington leaders held a 1000 minute Far East briefing, weighing defense duties and territorial stakes as Tokyo and the Privy Council review policy. Portuguese steps to mobilize colonies in Asia add to regional strain while Bangkok notes heightened neutrality amid Western propaganda.
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Asso
Far East
Chugking
Indo-China
Gulf of Siam
Thailand
Solons
Roosevelt
McCormack
Massachusetts
Teader
Lttle Group
Wallace
Rayburn
George
D-Gu
Ian Connally
Janan
Hwe
Hulvateva
Paelic
Tokyo Privy Council
Early Says Federal Probe Likely Over War Plans Leak
Washington reports Presidential Secretary Stephen Early said there will undoubtedly be a federal investigation into how the Chicago Tribune and other papers obtained a purported copy of the US war plans. He stressed he has not talked to President Roosevelt and could not confirm the plan’s existence.
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Washington
Stephen T. Early
Chicago Tribune
Joint
Army and Navy Board
Early
Roosevelt
Tribune
A. EB. F
Pilinania
White House
Presidential Secretacy
War Department
Navy Department
Pliny
United States
Weather Summary for San Antonio and Regions
Forecast for San Antonio and vicinity partly inony Thursday night and Friday with warmer conditions Thursday night. Highest Thursday about 26 degrees, lowest Friday around 4. East Texas forecast partly cloudy and warmer, cloudiness increasing Friday. West Texas cloudy Thursday night and Friday with possible rain or snow in Panhandle regions. Winds southerly, temperatures cooler in some areas.
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San Antonio
East Texas
West Texas
Prifay
Peons Valley
Big Bend
Panshandle
Eecos Valley
Police Vice Drive Praised By Donovan
Maj. Gen. Richard Donovan and Col. K B Millen praised San Antonio efforts to suppress prostitution in letters to Commissioner Anderson and Mayor Quin. They lauded ongoing city actions aligned with War Department goals and urged broad support from county and health authorities to sustain the crackdown.
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Anderson
West Side
Richard Donovan
VNT Corps
B. Millen
Lison
U.S. Public Health Service
EH. Quin
San Antonio
Miller
Donovan
O. K. Quhi
Texas
Fice
Police
Pll. Anderson
Ag Corps
War Department
Bexar
Germans Fall Back in Moscow Vicinity Amid Fierce Fighting
German forces were driven back near Moscow in a major Soviet counteroffensive. Reports say Red troops regained Klin and surrounding villages, repelled assaults north of Moscow, and halted a two month German push while inflicting heavy losses. Around Leningrad, 5000 Germans killed and 92 tanks destroyed in the Tikhyi area as German efforts to cut off the city faltered. Soviet dispatches claim strong counterattacks across the Donets basin and Ukraine with significant German transport losses near the Gulf of Finland.
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Engold Son Kielst
Rostov-on-Hon
Moscow
Stalinogorsk
Klin
Leningrad
Tikhyi
Leningrad Vka
Moscow News
Pravda
Erphal
Mdzhinisk
Donets
Ukraine
Trostay-le- Mariupol
Kharkov
Har Neath
Gulf of Finland
Thirechts
Nga Island
Berlin
Sea of Azov Bretween
Rostov
Mneimel
British See Long Battle in Libya
British and imperial troops push along a front from El Gobi to Rezegh as Rommel’s forces clash near Tobruk and Mussolini’s divisions seize fortified towns on the Tobrik front. New Zealand casualties mount as Maj. Gen. Freyberg reports heavy losses and a tough fight ahead continues.
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Libya
Wellington
Prome
Peter Traser
Gew B
Freyberg
New Zealand
Fraser
Pyle
Reginald Miles
Mussolini
Tobrik
Geran
Hardia
Pewr
Extra Work: Free Service Union Protest at San Antonio Schools
Janitors and maids in San Antonio public schools, members of the Service Employees’ union, threaten action over overtime and after hours work for activities unrelated to regular classes. W. K. Jones says overtime offered. T. E. Stutsman notes no one-hour shift exists yet. A survey of hours worked beyond regular duties will be conducted to determine actions by the board.
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San Antonio
Hieleat
Servier
Soldamvenison
W. K.jones
the Nile
T.E. Stutsman
Jones
Stutsman
Hoarns
Atrick
Borvey
Wnton
Guerillas Hold Out In South Amid Great Balkan Turmoil
Yugoslav guerrillas defend Rugnik, delaying three Axis divisions as Allied and German actions ripple from Russia to North Africa. Reports cite heavy casualties among German and Italian troops, with fears over Turkey and Bulgaria frontlines. A Berber communique claims fierce fighting while Serb forces resist at Belgrade outskirts and Mihailovic supporters amass tens of thousands.
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Moscow
RuGnik
Pave
Bie Moscoly
Torny
Ahe
Vrets
Admait” Miller
North
Africa
Ukraine
Nad
Seregudrilas
Tme
London
Bulgaria
Turkey
Roosevelt
Allemont
VDR
Ithorly
Ragacyotl
United States
Nery
East
Nan
Germany
Rutsali
Balkans
Tittler
SED
Cairo
Belgrade
Buletin
Yugoslavia
Mihailovic
Havag
Nowa
Wersans
Gujitza
Serbia
Landa
Yuve
British Threat to Finland Reported
London dispatches report Finland had been urged by British officials to decide by midnight Friday whether to quit fighting Russia or face a British declaration of war. The message, received from Stockholm, was described as a formal warning to Helsinki in the tense early 1940s context.
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London
Bre
Finland
Russia
Stockham
Hatoviitet
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Shigenar Tago
Portugal
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Tokyo
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Bangkok
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Petrovsk
Fkharkov
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