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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1956
Page
5
A 1953 study by the U S Department of Agriculture based on personal interviews with women nationwide finds wool remains the top choice for sweaters and cool weather suits, ahead of competing fibers. The report aims to guide marketing and production strategies for women owned clothing lines.
In a tense national standstill, 60,000 steelworkers edge toward a midnight Saturday walkout as negotiators struggle to seal a long term contract. U.S. Steel Bethlehem Republic and others face a stalled agreement with the United Steelworkers Union, while Detroit plants extend contracts by one month.
A distorted report notes Jy and the auto industry facing strain from a strike with demand met by stockpiles only in part. The piece hints at broader economic pressure and shifting supply dynamics in recent weeks.
In Bloomington Indiana Marcia Miller of Crawfordsville was installed as governor of the Girls State. Other Nationalists elected include Jane Barrio lieutenant governor Miriam Scharfe secretary of state Martha McGuire treasurer Helen Cooper superintendent of public instruction. Adele Cook attorney general Ninety Muchridge auditor. About 75 000 Americans play the organ.
Rev Losh and Mrs Lost of tha t Charen chosen as leaders for the National Baptist Youth Conference of the American Baptist Convention. The event gathers delegates from 34 states at Green Lake Wisconsin on grounds famed for 600 acres and 24 mile shoreline. Losh serves as unit leader and dean of men. Mrs Losh as group leader. Wendy and Laurie accompany them. Conference runs from June 40 to July 7.
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