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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1951
Page
7
The column reports President Eisenhower pledging European nations will resist communism with self defense. It notes concern over price control weaknesses and signals U S support for coordinated defense amid postwar tensions.
General Eisenhower presented to Congress a clear assessment of Western Europe’s resolve and readiness. He highlighted a rejuvenated spirit in Europe, the need for American troops and arms, and a firmer allied front under NATO to build a secure wall of peace against communism.
The article notes wide public support for controls fading after a second review. It cites food price loopholes allowing large increases and warns that bread butter and eggs could rise significantly. Consumers worry lawmakers favor some groups, prompting calls for a clear reexamination of wage price policy.
Secretary Snyder unveils a rugged proposal aiming to raise about 16.6 billion dollars, boosting income taxes for individuals and corporations and imposing higher duties on autos, liquor, radios, refrigerators, and more. The administration seeks speed, but Congress forecasts revisions and delays.
Nineteen major Protestant and Orthodox groups formed the National Council of Churches of Christ in America and launched a nationwide relief drive. Began February 11 and runs through Easter, March 25, to aid 60 to 70 million war refugees and relocate about 30 million displaced persons from World War I era.
Congress faces a bitter fight over President Truman's 71.6 billion dollar budget and 16.5 billion tax program. Democrats and Republicans alike push for cuts in education health insurance Brannan plan while defending nondefense public works and civil functions. Parties aside, a pay as you go financing method is urged to fund the budget.
UN troops push north toward Seoul with cautious optimism as reports note increased Red resistance near the front. North Korean casualties and captures cited by the U.S. Defense Department contrast with warnings of potential stalemate at the 38th parallel. Meanwhile rail labor unrest threatens defense mobilization and travel.
A collection of clingy Lenten casseroles uses fish eggs and cheese as protein bases with sauces and vegetables for color and calories. Recipes include Egg Tortellini Spaghetti and Tuna Pea Noodle Casseroles with mushroom and cheese sauces, plus Clam Eggplant and Potato sides and Scrambled Eggs with Shrimps.
The army plans to send the fourth infantry division to Germany to reinforce the Atlantic pact and to assign more jet fighter bombers to Europe. The move awaits congressional approval of a resolution backing Truman's plan to increase U S ground forces in Europe.
A vintage ad touts sewing patterns for dress jacket sets and promotes Pinex cough syrup. It explains mixing Pinex with sugar syrup or honey to create a pint of medicine that soothes throat and bronchial irritation, claims quick relief, and offers money back if not satisfied.
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