Truman Inflation Theory Sparks Fight Over Money Control
Samuel critiques President Truman in a radio address analysis, arguing his plan maintains wartime price controls and federal job programs while inflating the money supply. The piece claims inflation stems from government money creation, not consumer spending, and warns of a path to decadence and loss of liberty.
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Samuel
Truman
Sidney Hillman
PAC
Communist Party
United States
Diocletian
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve
Sugar Rationing Plan Changes Amid Office Restructuring
C T Giesen OPA district director announced Tuesday that the sugar rationing plan will shift to a new sugar rationing office. Cale Straughan, previously head of the rationing division, will lead the new section. The change reduces functions to distributing three key forms for rationing applicants and for original or replacement sugar ration hooks.
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C. T.giesen
OPA
Cale Straughan
Giesen
Raton
Vet Bureau to Enlarge Statt Vet Bureau to Enlarge Statt
The Veterans Administration plans a major staff expansion recruiting six hundred social workers to grow from 250 to 850. Irene Grant heads the effort and salaries rise to attract applicants, with pay from 2980 to 4300 for 40 hours and 5092 for a 48-hour week. Workers will counsel veterans on personal and family issues to aid rapid recovery. Applicants need one year in an accredited school of social work plus one to four years of experience.
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Washiigess Wy
Jatt
Veterans Administration
Irene Grant
School of Social Works
Blind Association To Name Officers In San Antonio
The San Antonio Blind Association will hold its annual election of officers Monday at the St. Anthony hotel. Herman Ochs, the president, announced Col. Philip Jonn, on terminal leave from the army, as manager of the workshops. The group plans construction of a building to house all local blind activities and expects a wider program this year.
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San Antonio Blind Association
St. Anthony Hotel
Herman Ochs
Philip Jonn
Greek Monarchists Fight Rebels Disperse Near Kalamai
Government spokesmen report a strong band of insurrectionist Monarchists dwindling from 3000 to about 500 in a Kalamai area barricade near Kalamata. Hostages, all from laboring and bourgeois refugee settlements, remain captive as rebels reject surrender orders. Reports of shootings persist in Sparta, with government denying disorders there.
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Athens
Greece
Ministry of Public Orders
Felopannesus
Kalamai
Kalamata
EAM
National “Uberation Front
Stamatis Merkouris
Moscow
Kalamat
Sparta
Aucluse
Hussian
Pelopponnesus
Pacific fleet rescues crew of downed Catalina bomber
The Pacific fleet headquarters announced that the 11 man crew of a Catelina patrol bomber forced down in the central Pacific last Friday has been rescued by the escort carrier Shipley Bay.
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Flifrs
Pearl Harbor
INS
Pacific Fleet
Central Pacific
Bee
Shipley Bay
Two men held in San Antonio holdup case
Two suspects, Johnnie Durgeson and Nolan Victor Thompson, are in custody after admitting involvement in the December 31 robbery of G J Anderson, a druggist at Summers Drug Store 2600 South Presa. Anderson, struck nine times, received $300 and narcotics in the robbery and is recovering at home. Charges filed. they are also wanted for armed robberies in Waco and Austin.
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Foxa
G. J. Anderson
Summers Drug
South Presa Street
San Antonio
Anderson
Johnnie Durgeson
Nolan Victor Thompson
Art Worth
Justice of the Peace Court
Waco
Austin
U S Plans Permanent Bases in Europe and Africa
Paris reports American authorities intend to keep permanent bases in Europe and North Africa focusing on Le Havre France and Port Lyautey French Morocco. French circles say they have no information of any request to maintain installations on French soil.
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Paris
INS
Europe
North Africa
U.S
le Havre
France
Port Lyautey
French Morocco
Palestine Talk by Mrs. Silverman at Jewish Fund Event
Mrs Archibald Silverman of Providence Rhode Island world traveler and American representative of world Jewry will speak at Achin at 8 p m Wednesday under the auspices of the Jewish National Fund on The Whole Truth About Palestine.
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Archibald Silverman
Providence
R. I
As Achin
Neo
Jewish National Fund
Palestine
Siverman
Braun Funeral Rites Arranged
Funeral services for Otto C. Brown, 76, of 814 Camden Street, who died Monday, will be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Porter Loring chapel with Chaplain A. F. Vaughan officiating. Interment will be in City Cemetery.
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Otto C. Brown
Camden Street
Porter Loring Chapel
Vaughan
City Cemetery
Man Shot in Wine Theft Conviction and Wounding
Herman Priestley, 21, of North Sa Jado Street, convicted in corporation court for theft of a 89 cent bottle of wine from a Solo-Serve store on Soledad street. He faced $100 fines for theft and $200 for vagrancy after being wounded in the leg by Special Officer Willem T. during his escape. A bystander, Moses Moreno, 29, was shot in the left wrist while Priestley was wounded January 21. Wright, 751 Hearne Street, held on $200 bond for assault to murder in the case.
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Herman Priestley
North Sa
Jado Street
Priestley
Corporation Court
Willem T.right
Soledad Street
Wright
Hearne Street
Moses Moreno
Leigh Street
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