Economic policy

Monnett B. Davis has been nominated by President Truman to be United States Representative on the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East. From: Beth Gore.

Chester Bowles, newly designated head of the Office of Economic Stabilization, speaks before the House Banking Committee today. He warned Congress that the nation's economic system would be smashed "beyond hope of repair unless it extends price controls to keep the lid on the present "inflationary dynamite." This photo is similar to 99-91. From: Beth Gore.

Office of Economic Stabilization Director Chester Bowles packs up his important papers to leave his office. Mr. Bowles quit in a huff over the Senate's passing the Office of Price Administration bill. From: Beth Gore.

Chester Bowles, ex-Office of Price Administration chief and new Stabilization Director, shown at a chart as Paul Porter, new OPA head sits by his side, at their joint press conference tonight. From: Beth Gore.

Leaving the White House following his final visit with President Truman prior to ending his services as Director of the Office of Economic Stabilization, Chester Bowles waves to reporters and photographers. From: Beth Gore.

Chester Bowles, newly designated head of the Office of Economic Stabilization, warned Congress that the nation's economic system would be smashed "beyond hope of repair unless it extends price controls to keep the lid on the present inflationary dynamite." He urged the House Banking Committee to approve speedily a pending bill to continue the controls a year after the present June 30 expiration date. From: Beth Gore.