Tycoons Pledge Job Stability at Boston Jubilee
A group of 43 industrial leaders from firms with assets totaling 24 billion dollars pledged to stabilize employment and create more jobs. At Boston's Faneuil Hall, they called for steady production, new markets, and investment to lift living standards while noting regulatory and tax obstacles. They warned that ongoing government overreach could threaten venture and toil.
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Reorganizing Plans Still Under Fire
In Washington the Senate faces fresh votes on President Truman’s reorganization agenda as five proposals fail or pass. Agriculture Department plan rejected by voice vote, Labor and Commerce efforts advance in House while Senate tests stall action on Federal Power and Federal Trade Commissions amid disputes over Hoover Commission recommendations and executive oversight.
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