Looking Ahead to Short-Term Economic Outlook in 1948
A New York Washington sourced forecast expects brisk apparel retail sales to rise past Easter levels, with consumer take-home pay high and certain buyers groups easing. Steel and oil profits may vary, shortages fade, and steel allocations dwindle before September. Wages may edge toward a 35-hour week as production stabilizes. atomic bomb talk comes amid congressional chatter on deterring aggression, amid fears of another Pearl Harbor.
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Truman faces Wallgren defeat on competence test
Washington reports the possibility that President Truman may withdraw his nomination of Mon C Wallgren to head the National Security Resources Board. It would mark the first time a major presidential pick was rejected on competence grounds.
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Truman advisers weigh trips aboard presidential yacht
Washington report says several advisers want President Truman to convene a bipartisan gathering on the presidential yacht. National Democratic chairman Senator J Howard McGrath proposed a series of Potomac cruises inviting 50 to 100 Senators and Representatives for a few hours each to discuss Congress.
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Washing walls wrist care tip for cleanup
When washing walls do not let water run down your arm. Wrap a three inch strip of absorbent cotton around the wrist and secure with rubber bands to keep the water away while cleaning.
Stock Market Ends Month On High Note In Mixed Session
New York stocks closed at the month's high on a light Saturday session with 380,000 shares traded. Sinclair Oil climbed to 237 8 after news a Sinclair subsidiary found a wildcat well in west Texas, while Richfield Oil set a new yearly peak and Standard Oil New Jersey, Pacific Western Oil, Atlantic Refining and Texas Co. saw gains.
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Alabama Pays Attention to Salt Dome Near Mobile
Washington reports a glowing Bureau of Mines finding on a McIntosh salt dome 40 miles north of Mobile. Rep. Frank Boykin says the land is owned by Washington Lumber and Turain company and chemical firms eye refinery sites. The study notes potential oil gas gypsum and abundant limestone and water and predicts Mobile could become a major chemical industry hub with ample coal and fuel nearby.
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Market Ticker Advances Mostly Mixed In Small Week
Of the 713 issues on the ticker tape 342 advanced and 180 declined. The market’s weekly performance was unimpressive with selective demand where one group or issue gained then another. The AP average rose only slightly as the week’s overall gain was small.
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