Inflation Message From Grand Union Chief Warns Of Rising Prices
The piece reports Lansing P. Shield, president of Grand Union, warning inflation remains the economy’s main enemy. He foresees a 1966 price surge including a $7,900 auto, $200 men’s suit, $40 shoes, and $3 steak per pound if wage and price spirals continue. Shield urges a White House conference to curb wage and price increases and notes restructuring is needed to avoid self-defeating costs.
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Lansing P. Shield
Grand Union Company
Shield
Isbor
White House
Employment Looking Up After Four Week Unemployment Drop
Four consecutive weekly declines in insured unemployment suggest the recession's impact may be easing. May 10 insured unemployed stood at 3,101,600, a four week drop totaling 263,000, with a four week period showing the largest seasonal decline yet. Washington saw the biggest reductions as nationwide trends point to improving labor market conditions.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Washington
Corry Memories and Local Notes From June 2 1948
Yesterday's Memories of Corry reviews events in Princeton Florida and Corry Pennsylvania including FBI Chief Hoover's Florida call and the Dawson Olmstead appointment at Fort Monmouth. It notes teachers Lotta Bonsteel Blanden honored, Corry-Jamesstown curb permit granted, a miniature air show near Lawrence Airport, librarian re-elections, and a radio theft probe on East Frederick Street.
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Dawson Olmstead
Corry
United States Army
Signaal Corps
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Lotta M. Bonsteel
M.D. Blanden
W. A. Steen
East Frederick Street
Missing Detroit man in missing persons search continues
Alfred Gallfis, 57, of Detroit, vanished last Thursday after stopping en route to New York with his wife. More than 100 searchers aided by two bloodhounds followed a trail to a railroad crossing and into a wooded area before dusk.
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Gallfis
New York May June Jobs Outlook In Spring Economic Review
New York outlook for June sees rising jobless totals driven by graduates and students seeking work as the economy shows limited change in industrial output and factory employment. Auto production may fall further due to high dealer stocks and earlier model changeovers, while steel activity may edge up to counter possible price rises.
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New York
Economic Outlook Hints At Inflation and Slower Growth
The article surveys a slowing economy with layoffs and wage pressure across sectors. It notes rising living costs, potential price decisions in steel, and looming fiscal deficits as taxes and deficits shape inflation prospects. Trends point to another cautious year with occasional spikes around holidays and back-to-school periods.
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Jie
Treasury
Mayville Jury To Get Murder Attempt Case
Mayville grand jury convenes to hear evidence in a murder attempt case against Wilfred Rose and Delores Rose. District Attorney Edwin G O'Connor to present the case as investigations continue into the alleged assault on four year old Jimmy Rose at a Dunkirk area home. The child remains in Brooks Memorial Hospital under welfare custody. the Roses face separate hearings in Fredonia and Jamestown.
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Mayville
Deanee Muder
Wilfred M
Joxes Rose
Hamilton Ward
Supreme Court
Edwin G O'Connor
Wired
Delores
Mrs. Rose
Jim~ i
Wailer
Dunkirk
Rose
Chautauqua County
Gowanda State Hospital
Fredonis
Frr
Children's Court
Jamestown
Withover
Welfare Department
Jimmy
Ward
Brooks Memorial Hospa
Seisman and Son: TV Drama to Novel Hit Book Club Pick
TV highlights trace the rise of Seisman and Son from Channel 2 drama to Mel Moll novel. Morris Seisman, the New York garment maker, inspired works by Blick Moll and became a central figure as Moll turned life into a novel that drew praise from critics and readers alike. Broadways wants a stage version, while publishers report heavy orders and the Book-of-the-Month Club features the current selection. Moll credits Seisman for shaping the story, while Seisman’s role in Moll’s life and writing story is recounted.
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New York
Playhouse 90
Cbs-Tv
Blick Moll
Moris Seisman
Seisman
Sob
Eddie Cantor
Seventh Avenue
Walter Slezak
Mel
Puttnam
Seismans
Reader's Digest Book Club
Moll
Selsman
Morris Selsman
Ife
First Moll
Selman
Two Die In Memorial Day Auto Crashes
Two Fayette County men died in separate Memorial Day crashes. John Ritenour, 63, died at Connellsville State Hospital after his car hit a tree two miles south of Normalville. Harry Swihart, 20, of Carmichaels, died at Uniontown Hospital after his auto struck a tree on Route 21 two miles west of Uniontown.
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Fair
Fayette County
John Ritenour
Connellsville State Hospital
Normalille
Harry Swihart
Carmichaels
Uniontown
Fragmentary note hints at post holiday departure
Message fragments indicate a person named Laur ending a stay after a holiday and a wand suggests unclear travel or removal. No clear dates or locations are legible. details are insufficient to confirm event, person, or institution involved.
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Root Furniture
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