Gradual Relaxation Of Rules Foreseen On Installment Buying And Credit Sales
Washington observers expect gradual easing of installment and credit sale rules for shoppers. Federal Reserve officials say controls on charge accounts and installment buys will likely continue for some time after the European conflict and possibly until the war ends, with risks cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Stevice
NEA Biad
Washington
Infermants
Federal Reserve System
Bolas
Cautious Changes in War Ration Rules Mentioned
The article notes planned gradual easing of controls on purchases as wartime production increases, with potential leniency on down payments and time payments for home appliances and big items. It also references concerns about the Timid Buying Public and shifts in long-term credit rules. An isolated demographic line mentions race ratios, and there is a brief nod to First Distinguished Firing Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comrrast
Hostesses Listed For Soldiers Club
Women appointed to serve as hostesses at the Dothan Recreation Center this week are announced by day. Monday American Legion Auxiliary Mrs May Barcroft and Mrs L J Lunsford. Tuesday Victory Belles Mrs W E Street and Mrs Frank Ossery. Wednesday Foster Street Methodist W 5 CS Mrs Jay Dinkins Mrs C Bates and Mrs J W Roberts. Thursday Episcopal Women's Auxiliary. Friday Business Professional Women's Club Mrs Ann Irwin Cooper, Miss Dorothy Emfinger, Miss Ethel Walden, Mrs Annie Lou Strickland. Saturday Dothan Garden Club Mrs A G Barnes, Mrs T C Cuthbertson, Mrs A P Seddon, Mrs C N Ray. Sunday Committee Mrs Ola Flowers and Mrs J B Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan Recreation Center
American Legion Auxiliary
May Barcroft
L. J. Lunsford
Victory Belles
W. E. Street
Frank Ossery
Foster Street Methodist
Jay Dinkins
C. Bates
J. W. Roberts
Episcopal Woman's Auxiliry
Rei Profes Aissal Women's Club
Ann Irwin Cooper
Dorothy Emfinger
Ethel Walden
Library Receives New Books At City Library
The George S. Houston Memorial Library announces a fresh batch of titles including Horse Thief Pass by Enon, The Crooked Candle by E Garden, Devastator by A Stringer, Shuny Brown by M L Sharp, Pastors by Shute, Change of Heart by Faith Baldwin, Intruder Marriage by Craig, More Than Conqueror by Grace Livingston Hall, Oasis by Robertson, The Unbranded by Brings, Visiting Nurse by Harris, Fair Stood the Wind For France by Bates, Green Dauphin Street by Goudge, Absent in The Spring by Westmacott. The library is now open Saturdays 3 to 7 pm and 3 to 5 pm on other days except Thursdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Houston Memorial Library
Therie Johnson
Thebrary
Enon
E. Garden
A. Stringer
ML Sharp
Shute
Faith Baldwin
Craig
Grace Livingston Hall
Oasis
Robertson
Brings
Harris
France
Bates
Green Dauphin Street
Goudge
Westmacott
Court of Appeals narrows Sherman Act reach on unions
New York AP report says the U S circuit Court of Appeals, in a 2 1 decision, reversed a District Court ruling from November 1842 and held that labor unions are not subject to the Sherman Anti Trust Act in special cases. The action by Al Jen Bradley & Co and 10 electrical equipment makers claimed a union boycott blocked sale of non New York manufactured gear bearing a union label. Justice Charles Clark noted unions escape Sherman Act liability due to prior Supreme Court rulings. The note adds a stray line about a half and half drink.
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NEW York
U. S Circuit Court of Appeals
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
AFL
al Jen Bradley and Company
Charles Clark
Supreme Court
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Reece
James Williams
Homer T. Taylor
Macon
Lowse
James D. Williams
BF. Williams
Slocomb
Macon High School
States
United States
Perlman’s
Tisha
Coats
Soldiers Club
Louisiana
Mississippi
Canada
TWS
ANY Scientists Young Drug Co
East Main St
Court of Appeals
Rainer Studio
Cash Drug
Walgreen
Bidz
KODAK
Stephens
Rogers Beauty Shop
S. I. Cox
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