High Food Costs May Rise On Raw Material Prices
Clarence Francis of General Foods Corp says food prices may climb further not due to shortages but sustained raw material costs. He notes wage rises add pressure, yet raw material costs drive pricing in food processing. He expects consumers may economize, boosting producer efficiency, while denying food shortage fears. He discusses U N reliance and cautious foreign policy.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEW York
NEA
Clarence Francis
Business and Advisory Council of
Department of Commerce
Francis
General Foods Corp
United States
United Nations
Formosa
United Nations Week
Review notes mix wit and sting in 1940s media satire
J Barkham critiques a laconic novelist as lapping into polish, while Nick Kenny of the Mirror resigns from the common touch via obfuscation. Hal Bloch’s Collier’s piece on How It's Done entertains with quip, and a Barrymore exchange highlights writers vs performers. Oscar Levant’s quoted jab closes the line.
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J. Barkham
the Times
the Mirror
Nick Kenny
Hal Bloch
Collier’s
John Barrymore
Barrymore
Oscar Levant
People’s Church Special Service series opens
Rev. Barney Pierce of Poplar Ridge Friends church near Trinity will speak at People's Methodist Church starting Monday at 7:30 p m. The services will feature music by the speaker and his wife. The church at Broad and Sullivan streets invites the public to attend. Rev G M Alffson is pastor.
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Thomasville
Barney Pierce
Poplar Ridge Friends Church
Trinity
People’s Methodist Church
Broad and
Sullivan Streets
G. M. Alffson
Thomas Blue Joins Bowman Accounting Firm
Thomas Blue from Laurinburg North Carolina becomes an associate in Bowman and Blue Certified Public Accountants announced by Worth B Bowman. Blue is UNC graduate and veteran of four years naval service and lives with his family at 1216 Desk Drive in this city.
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D. Thomas Blue
Laurinburg
N. C
Bowman and Blue
Worth B. Bowman
Mr. Blue
University of North Carolina
Desk Drive
Labor Board Narrowing Scope Under Taft-Hartley Rules
Washington October 7 The National Labor Relations Board with its new general counsel George J Bott will accept jurisdiction only in cases with pronounced interstate impact. Seven areas are outlined including establishments affecting national defense instrumentalities and channels of interstate commerce public utilities chain stores and high value out of state shipments. The policy ends prior broad interpretation and aims to handle major cases promptly.
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Washington
National Labor Relations, Board
George J. Bott
Generalestinsel
Robert Denham
Long
Ment
Denham
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Mendenhall-Moore Realtors
L. W. Flythe Insurance Agency
Curtis Smithdeal, Inc
High Point Savings and Trust CO
Donald W. Conrad Agency
Atlantic Insurance and Realty CO
Woodrow F. Haywood Insurance
High Point Insurance Agency
People’s Church
Thomas Blue
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