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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1944
Page
6
In a note from the Globe News Want Ads, the Amarillo paper emphasizes the newspaper’s role in providing results oriented ads. The piece lists GENE HOWE JOHN McCARTY WESLEY 8 IZZARD and P oe Li as contributors and highlights a second class matter designation under the 1879 act.
After Pearl Harbor, food controls faltered as shelves emptied and 50 000 outlets closed. Sullivan blames price ceilings and rationing for labor shortages, high clerical burden, and transport limits, warning of a 1944 food outlook shaped by six government-control factors.
Bernard Baruch fields questions from Sylvia Porter and Hazel Zimmerman on gold outflow and the dollar outlook while casually studying hats. He says the nation can keep fascinations with hats and avoids forecasting exact postwar economic events.
An indictment in Atlanta accuses 13 loan chains and Triangle Securities of a conspiracy to form a slush fund. The charges allege emergency conditions imposed on individuals least able to pay, detailing high interest burdens.
Anti trust indictments returned in San Antonio accuse 12 small loan chains of fixing interest rates up to 1000 percent. The 1943 losses would have yielded 90 to 180 million dollars on 75 million in loans as 40 corporations and 75 individuals with 400 offices nationwide face charges. The United Operating Company and Trust lead the named defendants.
A reader letter from Frank Lowe describes health and experiences with Kellogg's All Bran. The note explains constipation due to dietary cellulose shortfall and promotes All Bran as a regulating food when paired with water.
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