Scant Wool Shortage Seen for 1951 Worldwide stocks ample
A spokesman for the Wool Bureau says there is no danger of a world wool shortage in 1951 for military and civilian apparel. Current stocks plus reserves total about 8.718 million, well above peak historical consumption, though five years of rising demand have thinned stockpiles. Prices remain high as markets, including Australian auctions, reflect supply concerns.
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Eugena Ackerman
Ackerman
Interna
New Camera to Detect TB Amid Inflation Pressures
A notable executive comments on the impact of inflation on clothing costs. Wool prices rise with other raw materials, pushing up garment prices while wages also climb. He notes a wider inflationary effect across industries and urges selecting high service fabrics to preserve value.
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Ackerman
Les
United Nations Faces Toughest Battle in Five Years
The UN marks its fifth anniversary amid debate over peace vs war, with milestones in Korea and questions on atomic energy, Kashmir, Jerusalem, and the ability to curb aggression. Critics note failures in police power, arms control, and East-West reconciliation while assembly power grows.
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Republe
Korea
Republic of Isis
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Iran
Hursia
Russia
General Assembly
London
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East
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India
Pakistan
Jerusalem
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Tarael
Jordan
Fourth General Assembly
Trygve Lie
Chicago
Lie
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Rusa
Schiet Wis
Security Council
Assembly
Proper Care of Plastics Warned by Industry Experts
New York AP reports the plastics industry warns consumers need education on proper care and labeling. Major firms including Bakelite Monsanto and Du Pont push clear generic naming to prevent misuse and product failure. A plastics council outlines tests and coatings to improve durability and compatibility with cleaners.
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Busiess
America
Producta 10
Union ‘Carbide
Carhom
Tory
Charles W Breneman Coe
Sealright Co
Admiral Corporation
Admiral
el Monsanto Chemical Co
Hax & Slastics Technical Council
Aciva
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Parliament Discusses High Valuation and Cane Law Anomaly
In a parliamentary debate Mr Watson questioned how assigned valuations became high in Mulgrave and Johntona shires over two years. He argued cane land valuations were influenced by strict sale comparisons and noted the Commonwealth could buy town parcels without worrying about rates, citing a 20 perch allotment near £90 versus £60 nearby.
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Bundaberg
Mul- Uke
Rose Watson
Mulgrave
Johntona
Watson
Gesi
Commonwealth
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