Drive Urged To Balance U S Budget
Lawmakers pressed for a balanced budget with inflation curb as Senators Douglas and Taft urged deep cuts in appropriations. Douglas called for cautious Fed action and Treasury restraint on bond support while Taft warned of a $300 million monthly inflationary trend. The Senate Judiciary Committee also backed an investigation into gasoline prices amid creeping inflation concerns.
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Congress
Douglas
Taft
Ohio
G.O.P
Senate
Federal
Treasury
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ferguson
R-Mich
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan on meat prices
Walter Kiernan writes that meat prices rise again and demand stays strong. He claims Congress will replace meat firm heads with customer heads, and mocks filet mignon at $1.90 a pound as identical to the $0.90 version, differing only in the customer’s skull.
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Walter Kiernan
Congress
Laborites Say Unity Awaits Socialism In Europe Plan
London reports the Labor Party endorses a cautious Britain stance on European unity, rejecting the Schuman plan and stressing sovereignty and Commonwealth ties. The National Executive Committee calls for slow progress, arguing full social welfare and employment are at stake and national interests must guide any integration. A separate drowning incident is noted in Rensselaer County.
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London
Britain
Schuman
Atuee
House of Commons
Porterhouse
Ghenauten
Europe
Rensselaer
Robert
Thipp
Burden Lake
Red herring relations fall as market value declines
The report notes continued price drops for red herring assets, with no buyers in Washington. Investors express concern over liquidity and shifting demand in regional markets. Authorities warn of broader implications for related commodity sectors.
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Washington
Political party pledges public ownership plan
A fragmented political statement argues for a European investment plan with the claim that nothing less than public ownership can ensure the outcome. The text emphasizes a recall to state involvement and broader governance in economic strategy.
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Dustries
Romulo Receives Rochester Honor Amid Travel Mishap
Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo, Philippines foreign secretary and UN General Assembly president, earned an honorary Rochester degree during ceremonies at Eastman Theater. The Romulos, on a 21,000 mile international trip, survived a minor taxi collision near Rochester Airport with only Mrs. Romulo’s knee scrape reported.
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Manila
New York
Rochester
Romulo
Publisher Urges Decrease in Costs at Meeting
James M. Cox of the Dayton Journal Herald spoke at the second annual mechanical conference of the American Newspaper Publishers Association. He warned that rising costs and competition from other media threaten newspaper publishing, citing about 1,200 newspapers and plants in attendance.
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Buffalo
James M. Cox
iDayton Journal Herald
Pupul Associatio
Petitios
Bishop 18 in Hospital in New York City
Charles Gilbert reported in critical condition at St. Luke's Hospital after Episcopal operation. The brief notice notes a 20 day stay anticipated and outlines uncertain prognosis.
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New York
Charles 1. Gilbert
Episcopal Bi
Thief Ote
Taki Isom Se
Times Square
Radio City
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