Business and Industry under strain from defense plans drive
Labor unrest grows as information on defense plans remains scarce while production stays near record pace. Firms expand mobilization efforts and shift to defense orders, with steel and auto workers inching toward strikes and prices climbing for raw materials.
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Steelmakers face three worries over winter ore supplies
The steel industry frets about tighter supplies of manganese chrome and iron ore as demand rises and Russia's role wanes. Key questions focus on domestic ore sources foreign chrome imports and whether Great Lakes shipping will resume enough ore flows from Lake Superior for the winter.
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Manganese and Chrome Supply Pressures Shape Defense Needs
Unofficial price guides note rising manganese demand as U S steel output grows and sources shift overseas. Russia and India dominate supply with Montana deposits and limited domestic low grade ore potential. Chrome demand climbs for furnaces and stainless steel with limited domestic sources amid transport delays.
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Costs About $8 500
The Federal Housing Administration studied mortgages on one of every three new homes built in 1949 and found the average to be a five room one family structure with 840 square feet. The total value was 8502, with the site at 1018, average owner financed 7143 on a 23 year mortgage. The average property was valued at just over twice the buyer's annual income.
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