Wheat Supply Good Predicts No Shortage This Year
In Chicago, grain experts forecast stable food prices despite higher spending power from defense programs. Harry A. Buis and Richard Uhlmann warn of inflation pressure but no immediate grain shortage. factors like war in rice-producing regions and rising animal feed demand are weighed against ample carryover and strong wheat output. Uhlmann notes corn near four billion bushels, with population growth potentially demanding more feed. Inflation and consumer spending could lift prices unless curbed by policy measures.
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Gaynor Maddox
Chicago
Nea
Grammer
Harry A. Buis
Richard #. Uhlmann
Unimann Grain Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Buills
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Economic Development
Korea
Pacific
Japan
Formosa
United States
Canada
Australia
Uhlmann
Board of Trade
Oace
Mej
Energetic Cincinnati Wife Attributes HADACOL Boost
Mrs. Arthur Heber of 4308 Hays Avenue Cincinnati shows a busy home life. She credits HADACOL for supplying vitamins B1 B2 iron and niacin she says her system lacked first to finish laundry and cook a hearty meal quickly.
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Arthur Heber
Hays] Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Army Jails Captain Batson in Augusta Investigation
In Augusta AP report Captain Albert J Batson of Tuscaloosa Alabama is jailed as army probes his 19 day disappearance and claims of abduction. Major Albert Smith, post provost marshal, discredits Batson story while public information officer John P Westman says charges will follow the inquiry. Investigators fear possible ransom play due to Batson carrying a large sum of money.
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Augusta
Zamny Gordon
Albert Smith
Abiliue J. Batson
Tuscaloosa
Ale
John P. Westman
Batson
Westman
Reut Play
Nim
Sacrificial cords in Hindu wedding rites described
Indian Hindus wear a knotten twisted cotton cord as part of ceremonial dress used during meals and sacrifices. The cord has three strands over the shoulder and hangs to the tip. when married, it becomes six or nine strands.
Western democracies face differing views on war policy
An AP analysis cites Pravda editorial hints that Britain and France favor neutrality with Russia, while US leans toward a tougher stance. It notes disagreements over Far East policy with China, Britain recognizing Peking, US holding aloof, and questions on German rearmament. In war, democracies must set aside differences and stand united.
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Moscow
Praviai
America
France
Britain
Russia
Hawoen
United States
England
China
Washington
London
Peip- Jing
GSA
Germany
Americ
Europe
West Turning To Appeasement, Governors Told
Gen Lucius D Clay told the Southern Governors Conference Western Europe lags in rearmament. He urged using Marshall Plan funds for domestic war production unless allies renew readiness and warned against appeasement. He called for a clear rearmament decision and stronger western Germany forces.
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William M. Bate
Charleston
D. C
Lucius D. Clay
Europe
New York
Clay
United States
Germany
Tames F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Truman
Byrnes
Russia
Navy Chief says Korea War could end quickly
U S Navy Secretary Francis P Matthews told reporters the Korean War might end quickly if Red China relents and agrees the United States does not intend to invade China. He said the war's length hinges on China's actions and on securing a free Korea.
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Navy
Red China
U.S. Navy
Francis P. Matthews
United States
China
Korea
Eight convicts escape Shelby County penal farm
Memphis AP report says eight inmates fled after hijacking a mill truck and smashing through gates. Gunfire spared inmates and guards. two guards injured lightly. Roadblocks set. ringleader Norman E. Carter, 23, of Rockwood, highlighted in pursuit. Carter previously captured after a gunbattle and jailed for robbery.
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Memphis
Shelby County
H. R. Campbell
Penal Farm
Norman E. Carter
Rockwood
Shelby
Miss
Tennessee
Mississippi
H. B Cathoun
Carter
Prison Yard Escape: Vehicle Flees After Firing at Gate
Using Cathous's keys, a man and prisoner reach the prison yard and sprint to a parked dairy truck. A guard and prisoner exchange shots as the truck aims for the gate, smashing through and speeding onto the highway amid a chaotic escape.
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Cathous
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