Meat price decontrol split reactions among Texans
The Associated Press reports Texans welcome Truman’s release of meat and livestock from price control with expectations of plentiful supply and higher prices. Ranchers and packers foresee cattle moving to market, while some critics warn of short-term volatility and ongoing supply tensions.
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Khiva Temple Set for Busy Fall Ceremonials
Khiva Temple of the Mystic Shrine announces a two day ceremonial schedule on Oct 31 and Nov 1 led by Hugo Loewenstern. Highlights include a 9 pm dance, registration for candidates, Shrine circus, barbecue, business session, first section at city auditorium, and a parade with a large turnout expected.
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Ferguson reveals War Profits probe into Bilbo
Sen Homer Ferguson of Michigan says the Senate War Profits Committee is investigating serious charges against Sen Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi. Ferguson notes the complaints concern war profits and contractors and that details should come from the committee in Washington.
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Harley M. Kilgore
West Virginia
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No New Mexico Navajo Woolen Blanket Over a Century Old
Some individuals believe no Navajo woolen blanket in New Mexico exceeds one hundred years in age.
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Meat price controls end sparks mixed Texas opinions
In Texas opinions split on lifting price ceilings. Claud Keeton of a Lubbock meat packer says meat will be plentiful within 30 days and prices won’t rise much. Packer Alex McDonald predicts hogs will go up six to eight cents per pound. Fort Worth union leader O A Knight fears sky high prices and wage clamor. El Paso cattlemen foresee a brief spike then cheaper meat in five to six months.
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el Paso
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