Federal controls and Korean crisis loom over U.S. economy
Washington economists give mixed forecasts on impact of Korea crisis on inflation and growth. Some warn military spending could trigger inflation if Congress funds defense. others expect only modest gains or continued prosperity absent new expenditures. The debate centers on inflation risk and consumer debt limits amid war tensions.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Congress
Edwin G. Nourse
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Nourse
Food Poisoning How To Avoid It In Households
State Health Officer Geo W Cox outlines three core steps to end food poisoning Buy from safe sources prepare foods sanitary and store and serve correctly He explains difference between food infection and intoxication with examples like dysentery typhoid tuberculosis and botulism He warns about toxins in improperly stored foods and accidental contamination and notes rare fatal cases plus stray trivia about bats bicycles and early Puritans.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
Dr. Cox
Cox
VA Hospital Costs Spark Review By President’s Committee
President Truman appoints a special committee to study the Veterans Administration hospitalization program. The probe will examine why VA hospital costs run higher than modern voluntary hospitals, noting per bed costs, length of stay, and comparisons with state, county, and proprietary facilities.
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Truman
Veterans Administration
Hoover Commission
Montana
Michigan
Journal of the American Medical Association
Fort Worth Star- Telegram
Historical Notes on Congress and the Liberty Bell
The text explains that Roman numeral M equals one thousand. It notes Congress members are not legally required to attend sessions. It also states the Liberty Bell was cast in England.
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England
High Mileage Autos Pose Hard Problem
Auto engineers can build engines achieving 30 mpg or more with high compression and high octane fuel. Detroit blames oil industry for not supplying 100 octane gas at affordable prices to enable mass production. Garagemen report late models could reach 40 percent better mileage if such gasoline were available, but refining costs and prices deter production.
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New York
Detroit
Higher Octane Gasoline Costs and Practical Limits
Health officials cap auto gas to three cubic centimeters per gallon to limit lead use. refiners note rising octane trends but say only a small share of cars benefit from higher octane. Premium is 90+ octane, ordinary 83–86. 100 octane would require costly refineries and raise pump price by about half.
Truman Signs New Draft Law Extending Service Act
President Truman signed the new draft bill extending the Selective Service Act to July 9, 1951. The measure gives the president authority to order the drafting of men aged 19 to 26 and to call the National Guard and reserves to active duty.
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Washington
Truman
National Guard
Frank and Win Free Company Limited Limited Partnership Notice
Notice of Limited Partnership certifies FRANK AND WIN FREE COMPANY LIMITED as the limited partnership. R A Frank O E Frank and F W Winfree are general and special partners of Denison Texas with cash contributions 1600 and 3300 dollars. Partnership begins February 9 1950 and ends February 9 1975. Signed June 12 1950.
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Frank and Winfree Company, Limited
R. A. Frank
Denison
Grayson County
Texas
O. E. Frank
F. W. Winfree
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Pittsburg
Whitewright Lumber Co
Pittsburgh Paints
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Eversa Iy
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