Election Not Likely To Disturb Price Situation
Washington dispatch notes economists expect election results to have little immediate impact on prices or business activity. A Dewey victory or Truman win is seen as unlikely to trigger lasting inflation shifts, with any optimism from a GOP win likely brief and muted due to preexisting market expectations.
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Economic strains loom as inflation and defense rise
The piece outlines twin problems of inflation and shortages amid fears of recession and a wary public mood. It notes Republicans backing standby controls, rising defense outlays, possible re armament of Western Europe, and how lend lease could increase federal spending. Analysts warn of inflationary impact and soft spots in industry. The article hints the White House in 1949 must navigate these pressures regardless of party.
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Kenney On Bridge by William McKenne y America’s Card Authority
Bridge columnist Kenney analyzes hand strategies with practical play advice. McKenney and the NEA Service present expert guidance on common bid and play decisions for readers.
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International chess? bridge tournament notes in Chicago
The August national tournament in Chicago drew players from 35 states plus Canada and several nations. Wales sent E. J. Carter of Cardiff who, amid unfamiliar opponents, played a grand slam bridge contract, delivering top score as Bob Green, ex-Villanova star, pursues education after the diamond season.
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Redskins Lead NFL Scoring in 1940 Playoff Loss to Bears
The Washington Redskins led the league in scoring in 1940 but were beaten by the Chicago Bears in the playoff game 73 to 0. The lopsided result marked a historic defeat for Washington in the postseason.
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