Prosperity In 1955 by Thomas L. Stokes
Washington analysis cautions that 1954’s year end optimism may mask underlying weakness. Economists note production lags, unemployment pressure, and a need for tax cuts and social security reform. The Nation al Planning Association urges faster growth through public works and housing and farm modernization.
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Where Are The Ladies
Washington event shows Eisenhower’s drive to shape a progressive moderate GOP for 1956 with women leaders still seeking a voice on the White House staff. The piece notes four new Democratic women in Congress, one Republican senator, and debates over federal aid and minimum wage as the budget comes into balance.
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Roosevelt Truman Fair Deal Road Plan Showcased
The piece notes a forthcoming 84th Congress program mirroring last session with tax cuts social security expansion housing and a giant road-building initiative. It argues such social welfare measures lift consumer power boost the economy and aid neglected groups to gain electoral support.
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