Postwar Food Outlook and Price Effects Seen
The Department of Agriculture predicts an 11 percent or more rise in postwar food supply above prewar levels with the Bureau of Agricultural Economics foreseeing retail prices about 5 percent below 1945 averages. OPA controls linger, but price ceilings removal is shown to trigger sharp rises in some items. A NAM critique highlights rapid price jumps after decontrol. A New York survey reports clothing prices rising 12 percent in the last year, hitting low income families hardest.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
OPA
Bureau
New York Community Service Society
New York City
Need Volunteers For Paralysis Campaign Drive
The Infantile Paralysis Campaign Committee seeks volunteers to address 50,000 envelopes before the start of the annual drive. Contact Joe Sepate at Amalgamated Clothing Workers offices 1015 Vine St. Martin J. Hogan is general chairman of the $100,000 campaign.
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Infantile Paralysis Campaign Committee
Joe Sepate
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Brotherhood Bank
Vine St
Martin J. Hogan
Russian Relief Moves Quarters to Broadway Corner
Russian Relief Inc. relocates to 312 Broadway across from Queen City Club in the former Natural History Museum building. The new office offers bright rooms for sewers and knitters, tea service, and weekday hours 9 to 5 with Saturday hours until noon. parking available and streetcar lines nearby.
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Russian Relief Inc
BroadWay
Queen City Club
Arch Streets
Natural History Museum
Avondale
Hyde Park
Madisonville
Walnut Hills
Fourth and Broadway
Russian Relief Office
Executive's Sen 2 Scabs In Vain
Washington FP reports a Kimball elementary protest strike over overcrowding with 543 pupils' parents seeking an addition. Only 5 year old Henry Mosler crossed the picket line led by his father Arthur R. Mosler Jr. The incident prompted school officials to promise early action on extra classrooms a new gym and other facilities.
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Washington
Kimball
Henry Mosler
Arthur R. Mosler Jr
Evening Schools Open January 7 in Cincinnati
Reopening of the Cincinnati public evening schools at 7 p m Monday Jan 7 offers adults enrollment in citizenship commercial elementary vocational and high school classes across 12 centers. Currently 184 returned service men and women are enrolled in evening academic and vocational high school programs, as stated by Earl T Gold director of Adult Classes and Evening Schools. Information is available from the Cincinnati Board of Education 216 East Ninth Street Parkway 5085.
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Cincinnati
Earl T. Gold
Cincinnati Board of Education
East Ninth Street
Parkway
Life With Father Revisited A Soldier’s Homecoming Tale
A veteran returns from war to a joyous Christmas reunion with his wife and infant child. The father’s survival shapes a new chapter for both generations, as the narrator looks ahead to shared adventures with GI Joe senior and junior.
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Father
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Natl. Assn. of Manufacturers
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Sen. 2
Federated Press Pattern Service
Sixth Ave
New York
N. Y
Fanger & Rampe, Inc
Pearl & Broadway
All the Family
Daddy
Queen Optical Co
Palace Theatre
East Sixth
ST. Cincinnati
UNION
Feinberg
Main Ave
Norwood
O. N. E. Cor
9Th & Vine Sts
Cin’ti
Medohnnic
Astor Place
New Work
Feveratio Press
Ulp
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