Steel Can Fill Demands 70 50 Not Meet This Year
Washington July 17 Associated Press reports H B McCoy of the Commerce Department told the Senate Steel Committee the nations steel industry may meet all demands in 1950 without further expansion. He cited a probable demand around 70 million tons, with up to 80 million projected for 1980, noting uncertainty about needs and Europe’s rehab. He estimated U S output may fall 2 to 6 million tons short of this year’s demand.
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Associated Press
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H. B.mccoy
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Senate Steel Committee
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Less Meat Higher Prices In Stores Due To Corn Cost
Government livestock experts warn meat prices may rise in 1948 due to high corn costs and reduced feeding. The hog corn price ratio prompts less corn feeding as hog prices fall relative to corn, shrinking future supplies. Despite tighter supplies, butcher shops are expected to be heavily stocked in the fall and winter amid record cattle slaughter.
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Four Army Prisoners Escape From Hospital Breakout
Four Army prisoners escaped from the Valley Forge General Hospital guard house during the night in Phoenixville Pennsylvania. Police reported the Army would not release details but Phoenixville officers said the men forced several locks and fled through a window.
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Associated Press
Phoenixville
Valley Forge General Hospital
Army
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