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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1946
Page
6
A reflection cites Thomas Jefferson warning that centralized federal power can erode checks between governments and risk oppressive rule. The piece argues for balanced governance to prevent domination by Washington over domestic issues.
The piece argues inflation depends on the public more than laws. It suggests willingness to sacrifice desired goods and strike if prices soar. If people refuse to pay high prices for an ordinary item, prices may fall to a level they accept and inflation could be kept in check.
The writer mocks Mr Penrilo the musicians union leader as Congress faces labor racketeering. He argues the six provisions do little and notes Petrillo now pressures Hollywood studios to hire many more musicians. The piece questions why Congress did not curb unions from forcing excessive staffing.
At the UNRRA camp in Hohenfels Germany two hundred children under six share a milk cocoa and baby food program three times daily while mothers learn sanitary feeding practices. Despite progress the mothers still chew food for babies and workers remain vigilant coaxing and teaching. Improvement in children under UNRRA care drives continued effort.
The House voted 335 to 42 to curb OPA powers and extend veterans life insurance relief, while Navy President Truman faces questions over wartime price controls. The reform would end subsidies, guarantee producer profits, and limit price regulation, hoping to spur production and ease shortages. The measure may face a Senate review and possible presidential veto or override.
A petition signed by 238 House members aims to grant terminal leave pay to enlisted personnel as it has to officers. The measure, long blocked by Military Affairs, faces administrative objections from the Army but could advance after seven legislative days.
The Arts Division of the Centennial Commission invites individuals and organized groups across Utah with self sustaining music drama art pageantry parades and related events to communicate before June 1946. The purpose is to highlight worthy efforts and coordinate statewide events while the commission remains noncommittal to offers.
An unclear OCR passage references a new policy plan tied to Spridley and a commission, noting proposed reforms and timelines. It mentions Congress and administration contact points, vetting, and potential beneficiary changes, with scattered names and places.
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