Businessmen Demand Tax And Save Plan
The Committee for Economic Development urged a swift tax and save program to blunt inflation from military spending. It warned defense outlays could hit 30 to 35 billion dollars annually next year and proposed a five point action including tax boosts, savings bonds, and curbs on nonmilitary spending. It also backed Mobilization Act II and a watchdog committee to expose hoarding and price or wage spikes. The plan stressed restraint on government nonmilitary spending and targeted tax increases as the core measures.
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Committee For Economic Development
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Truman
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Re-employment rights under postwar draft rules
The article explains that men inducted or enlisting after June 24, 1948 retain re employment rights nearly as before World War II. Inductees may regain old jobs with seniority if they apply within 90 days and meet conditions. It covers reenlistment, medical standards, and who to contact, including the Chief of the Bureau of Navy Personnel.
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Lamson Walkout Ends at Lamson & Sessions Co in Cleveland
Production resumed after an 18 day strike involving about 1200 workers at Lamson & Sessions Co in Cleveland. CIO United Auto Workers members agreed to new terms covering vacations and piecework.
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Cleveland
Lamson & Sessions Co
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