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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1951

Page

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Labor Reported In Agreement on New Wage Board

A labor leader said Johnston met with U S officials as the USPC reached terms on a wage board to stabilize wages at not more than 10 percent. The Chamber of Commerce supported the agreement while NAM did not report. Industry opposed giving the wage board full dispute powers. Senate approved a 90 day rent control extension and Woods testified on long term controls. OPS put restaurants under a new price order effective April 1 with full compliance by August 1.

Cilaf Johnston USPC U. S. Chamber of Commerce Wage Board ULPC Charles EB. Wilson Wilson Senate Woods House Banking Committee House Congress Office of Price Stabilization

Scenic Parkway Study Flagged in 81st Congress Plan

Testimony before the Senate Finance Committee describes a proposed purely scenic highway in Maryland. Rep Beall asserts the bill would authorize a land study in an area tied to Civil War history. Opponents argue over land conveyance and access, noting 25 miles would be four lane.

Maryland Rap. Beall R.-Md Frostburg Senate Finance Committee Buseher

Veal quality description and water nozzle impact note

Veal texture is fine and firm with a light gray pink color indicating good quality. Dark dull color signals poor quality. A fire boat nozzle water spray could punch a hole through a food thick concrete wall. a hypothetical wire route from Rautea would cut the state in half.

Browder Acquitted After Senate Testimony Review

The court record shows Judge Letts finding Browder’s refusals to answer certain questions during Senate committee proceedings did not amount to evading the record. The judge stressed simple justice and fairness, noting Browder answered many questions while objecting to some. The piece references McCarthy charges of whitewashing and confirms the Democratic majority dispute. A stray line mentions a crane operator with a large electromagnet moving five-ton steel slabs.

Wickrapaper Ory Fee Audge Letts Ohadyman Tydings D-Md Browder Trowder Junlge Letts Wis Hathinu Trewder Mie Mie Point Letts McCarthy Committee Ita Brander Chatmman

Coalition Moves to Halt Truman RFC Overhaul

The House faces a pivotal vote on the RFC reorganization to a single administrator by April 29. Republican critics call the plan a smoke screen amid Senate and federal grand jury investigations into RFC loans and ties to Carthage Hydrocal. Bricker defends himself against accusations of financial interest and insists compensation came only for official duties.

Trayes Bricker Hayes Sth Gover Ohio Cgabrietson Finn Carthage Hydrocal Company Brownsville Texas Sps Soo Abrictson Senate Carthage Washington RFC House Bis Lending Agency

South Koreans Back In Seoul Hopeful To Stay

Allied dispatches report South Korean forces repelling a sharp attack near Soksa on the eastern flank while U N patrols cross the Han River south of Seoul and find no Red troops. Fifth Air Force planes bombed and strafed dug–in Communists farther north as heavy fighting moved along the peninsula.

Second Divisian Yudoneg Fifth Air Force Republic of Korea Soksa Seoul U.N Han River

Chances of IRS reviewing tax returns explained

Washington March notClear The article explains IRS auditing practices by income level detailing examination percentages and future audit frequency. It notes 80 percent for 7000 to 10000 17.2 percent for 10600 to 25000 and 48.1 percent for 25000 to 190008 and over and states an estimated six percent overall error rate.

Washington Mareh Thorrow Fedegal Internal Revenue Bureau

Chinese front reports huge ammunition dumps behind lines

Bomber pilots describe a tremendous expansion of storage deep behind Chinese lines. North of the Han River, three WV ON patrols moved into Red-held territory with no reports of contact with the enemy.

Han River

Auto Engineers Push For Better Passenger Cars In War Era

Detroit auto industry editors report engineers focus on improving civilian cars while defense orders rise. Shortages of strategic materials steer substitutions and more durable designs as firms like Ford GM and Willys adapt, with civilian output ongoing though war contracts loom.

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