Food price cuts and auto wage boosts ripple through industries
A New York food merchants group says prices are too high and consumers struggle to meet them. A United Press survey shows consumer resistance forced price cuts on lard butter eggs and flour in four months. Ankle San approves four cent hourly pay for 1 000 000 auto workers. GM shuts plants for six days due to metal shortages. CIO urges 10 percent raises amid Western mountain states and Wisconsin phone strikes. 12 000 workers in talks. 7 000 may strike Wisconsin Telephone Company. For sale automatic dishwasher. 604 Cedar 262-37.
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