Retailers Poll Finds Buyers Accept Lower Quality Prices
The National Retail Dry Goods Association released a survey showing consumers accept lower quality at lower prices for staple soft goods. The study, supervised by David H. Woog, examined items from men's shirts to women's slips and sheets, linking price desires to product quality.
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National Retail Dry Goods Association
Ford Motor Company
NRDGA
David H. Woog
Association
Lew Hahn
Woog
ONO
Perria
Nek Bs
Reishee
Brassieres
Bamas
WMCP
CNN
Hahn
Kellogg All Bran Promises Quick Constipation Relief
A reader touts Kellogg’s All Bran as a cure for long-time constipation after 30 years relying on laxatives. The ad urges daily use for ten days with water, offers double money back if not satisfied, and cites Mrs. Roy Daniels of Wyandotte Michigan as a testimonial.
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Roy Daniels
Davis St
Wyandotte, Mich
Kellogg’s
Kellogg Company
Battle Creek
Michigan
Food Industry Optimistic After Atlantic City Meeting
Lee Nemecheck, Amarillo branch manager of H. A. Marr Grocery, reports national wholesale grocer meeting in Atlantic City shows 1947 sales starting better than expected. Industry anticipates lower raw costs but higher packaging and freight costs, with a general price decline stabilizing by fall.
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Lee Nemecheck
National American Wholesale Grocer
Atlantic City
Nemecheck
Amarillo
H. A. Marr Grocery Co., Inc
United States
Veterans Employment News Photo of Bob Gorman
The Texas State Employment Service division gains national publicity during National Employment of the Physically Handicapped Week for a full page layout in Veterans Employment News. A photo features Bob Gorman of the Gorman Weather Stripping Co, captured by Globe photographer J Howard Miller.
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Texas State Employment Service Division
Veterans Employment News
Bob Gorman
Gorman Weather Stripping Co
Employment Service Here
The
Globe
J. Howard Miller
Church Looted at Abilene Safe Robbery
The University Baptist Church in Abilene reports a Sunday night break in with about 1450 dollars in offerings and 750 dollars in savings stamps stolen from the church safe.
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Abilene
University Baptist Church
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