Bruised and battered, the Administration's price-control bill lay where it fell last week, in the dreary chambers of the House Banking & Currency Committee, but the prospect appeared that another simpler, stronger, more effective bill might come out to take its place.
Buried in the Banking & Currency Committee's files is a bill, introduced by Tennessee's bright, young (33) Representative Albert Arnold Gore. The Gore bill provides for a ceiling on wages as well as on prices and rents. It limits farm products to the price they fetched in the week ending...
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