Food Prices Show Trend Downward
The article notes a downward trend in meat prices as packing plants push pork into wholesale channels. A South Saint Paul plant manager cites labor shortages as a factor that could lower live animal prices, while James Elliott of the National Association of Retail Meat Dealers warns the drop may be temporary. An official in Minneapolis says housewives are reducing purchases due to anticipated bumper price cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Paul
James Elliott
National Association of Retail Meat Dealers
Elliott
Ltute
Apolis
Crump Backs States Rights Ticket In Tennessee
Memphis Tenn Oct 7 Boss Crump Tennessee Democratic leader has thrown support to the States Rights ticket. The Shelby County Democratic organization head praised J Strom Thurmond and urged backing other presidential candidates. He accused President Truman of selling the South for Negro votes and labeled Gov. Dewey as no friend of the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
P— TE
First Snow Falls in Virginia Mountains
Staunton Virginia reports the first snow of the season on October 7 about two inches on Highland's mountains area. Weather observers note early mountain snowfall impacting local roads and hill districts.
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Staunton
Virginia
Highlandro
Creamy vanilla coffee glaze for devil's food cake
Soften a small cake of cream at room temperature. Stir in confectioners sugar with vanilla and thin strong black coffee until smooth. Drizzle over devil's food cake to finish with a glossy, lightly sweetened glaze.
Break by Uncle Sam for Philippines wartime losses
NEA special correspondent reports Uncle Sam pays 15,000 checks weekly to 1.8 million Filipinos for war damage under the Philippine Rehabilitation Act. Total claimed 259 million dollars. actual payments near 100 million, with full value for small claimants like a barefoot Igorot, midwives, and farmers receiving priority while larger claims are capped at 30 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Hendry
NEA
Manila
P. L
Uncle Sam
Philippines
U. S
Philippine Archipelago
Frank A. Waring
War Damage Commission
Shere
Indians Lead 3-1 In Fifth Inning
Indians take a 3 1 edge in the fifth as Gordon and Boudreau drive in runs and Barrett replaces Spahn on the mound. Braves answer with steady defense and pitching but fail to plate in the frame.
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Mitchell
Clark
Elliott
Torgeson
Braves
Dark
Boudreau
Rickert
Lemon
Doby
Robinson
Hegan
Spahn
Salkeld
M. McCormick
Stanky
Gordon
Holmes
Indians
Charley
Red
Dewey Plans 38 Speeches Across Nine States
Concluding a long campaign swing, presidential hopeful Dewey will deliver 38 speeches as he travels through Pennsylvania Kentucky Indiana Illinois Oklahoma Missouri Minnesota Michigan and back to New York. Warren follows with a Wisconsin stop after Chicago address.
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Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Oklahoma
Missouri
Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Earl Warren
Dewey
Wisconsin
Chicago
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolinian
Roanoke
Henry Wallace
Harry Truman
Prince
Tom Dewey
Wallace
Progressive
Portland
Ore
California
San Francisco
Alben W. Barkley
Montana
Idaho
Western powers seek first steps on Berlin blockade
Western allies met informally to draft proposals for pressuring Russia to lift the Berlin blockade while four power talks on Berlin and German questions are proposed. The United States pledged resistance to Russian threats to force a change in Berlin, and Russia disputed the existence of a blockade.
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Ing
Berlin
Russia
General Assembly
Foreign Ministers’ Council
United Nations
Vishinsky
Council
U. S
Philip C. Jessup
United States
Dayton Man Heads Anti Alcohol League
The Rev. E. H. Dailey of Dayton Evangelical Brethren was named executive secretary of the World League Against Alcoholism with headquarters in Westerville Ohio. He succeeds Dr. Ernest H. Cherrington of Washington DC and will work with three affiliated groups including the Temperance Education Foundation of Ohio the Scientific Temperance Foundation of Boston and the American Issue Publishing Co of Westerville.
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Dayton
E. H. Dailey
Evangelical Brethren
World League Against Alcoholism
Westerville, O
League
Ernest H. Cherrington
Washington, D. C
Temperance Education Foundation of
Ohio
Scientific Temperance Foundation of
Boston
Mass
American Issue Publishing Co
Westerville
Waring notes claimants often happy with settlements
A clinician observes that claimants frequently express gratitude despite modest settlements. He cites examples of exaggerated losses and notes that fewer than two percent seek case reviews, while many send thanks and few file complaints.
Hidden Kidney Trouble Often Causes Backache
Many sufferers relieve nagging backache quickly once they learn tired kidneys may be the real cause. Kidneys are Nature’s chief waste filters, reducing blood acidity and removing about three pints daily. When kidney function fails to clear poisons, backache and other symptoms may follow.
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Miami
Fla
Detroit
Charles C. Roberts
Eastern Airlines
Roberts
International
Boss Crump
Twat Ees Thomasvile
Maria Montes
Preston Foster
and Sabu
Tangier
RED Skelton
Brian Donlevy
Detective Charlie Chan
Paramount
Robert Hutton
Joyce Reynolds
Stragene
Death Valley
Robert Lowery
Nat Pendleton
Sneras
Fol Crabbe i. A
Cassidy
William Boyd
Gheo
Gabby
Russell Hayden
Anti-Alcohol League
Congoleum
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main ST
Doan
High Point
Bulovas
Benrus
Helbros
Elgin
Walthams
Elgins and Walthams
Nash Jewelry & Loan Co
N. Main Street
Nash
Lux
Lever Laboratories
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