Government Reviews Selective Price Controls
President Truman stated the government is considering selective price controls and has not decided when to implement any plan. He did not specify a timeline or decision date.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1950
Page
6
Colt Show At Blattner Farm Draws Hundreds Near Washington
Ten years ago today thirty five colts were exhibited at the colt show held by Andy Blattner near Washington. Nearly three hundred people attended the affair. The colts came from mares owned by exhibitors and the stallions owned by Mr Blattner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Blattner
Washington
Blattner
Weather outlook: cool night with drizzle
Forecasters predict a cool night with drizzle. Clearing skies expected tomorrow with a slight warming trend by the afternoon.
Severe Thunderstorms and Floods Hit North Central Iowa
United Press report details heavy rains and lightning across north central Iowa. Major flooding closed three Highway 20 bridges, washed out bridges near Gilbertville and Independence, and damaged power lines. Water mains and basements flooded in Waterloo with hundreds of pump calls and thousands of telephones out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Iowa
Waterloo
Highway 20
Hubbard
Independence
Radcliff
Buckeye
Grundy Center
Jewell
Kanawa
Williams
Popejoy
Dubuque
Iowa Public Service Co
Gilbertville
Truman says control plans under review to curb surging prices
President Truman told a news conference that selective controls along with all phases of the emergency economic program are being considered. He stressed that any action must be carried out in an orderly manner and avoid World War II style trial and error. Governors and advisers discussed imposing rice controls when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Truman
Chester Bowley
Connecticut
White House
Apple Juice Introduced After 1950 Apple Harvest
A frozen concentrated apple juice product is announced as the latest beverage expected to reach numerous grocery stores following the 1950 apple harvest. It highlights new availability and broader distribution for shoppers.
Birthday greetings for local residents mark the day
Birthday greetings go today to Mrs. J. Martin White, Mrs. Lyle Schulty, John Lloyd, Mrs. Fad Stoutner, Mrs. H. J. Mangold, Phyllis Jean Boone, Vince Sojka, Mrs. Jay Brewer, Betty Schmidt and Robert Noon. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Young observe their 10th wedding anniversary today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martin White
Lyle Schulty
John Lloyd
Fad Stoutner
H. J. Mangold
Phyllis Jean Boone
Vince Sojka
Jay Brewer
Betty Schmidt
Robert Noonan
Richard C. Young
UN Humor Commission Chooses World Laughter Program
United Nations chair Harry Hershfield leads the new Commission on World Humor to create a 15 minute program of five panel members. They aim to spread smiles amid tense times by recording global jokes and sharing them to turn frowns into grins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations Commission On World Humor
Harry Hershfield
Japanese Joke Society
Hershfield
Commission On World Humor
Leftovers used to flavor dishes in home cooking
Left over bits of cooked meats or poultry may be used to season scalloped potatoes, macaroni, soups, salads, or sandwich spreads.
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