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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1949
Page
14
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June 7 report notes recession may lift grocery sales volume while prices ease. Industry leaders expect lower food costs by fall, with poultry and grain markets easing and farm prices about 11 percent lower than last year. Overhead costs may shrink profits despite high volumes.
Senator Connally indicated he may seek early Senate debate on the Atlantic Pact after the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved its report 15 to 0. He said the pact would likely be ratified overwhelmingly and could interrupt consideration of a labor bill to allow treaty action.
Oswald Jacoby discusses six handed bridge play with three on a side and one sitting out. He explains counting tricks by winners and losers and analyzes an expert hand where a missed line cost the contract. Police on honeymoon tale adds light note from Paris.
A new two-chemical tablet treatment for peptic ulcers reported to the American Medical Association is designed to coat and buffer the stomach lining for prolonged effect. In trials with 105 patients, relapse rates favored the aluminum hydroxide standard, but the new method showed promise and non-constipating, normal elimination.
Detroit June 7 Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers plan to resume new contract talks tomorrow as yesterday's session opened. William Ford, a Yale graduate, sits as a director of the company alongside his brothers Henry Ford II and Henson Ford in the leadership ranks.
The speech notes that modern kite flying poses greater electrical risks today than in Franklin's era. William Ford attends, while Frank L. Jones of the Greater New York Safety Council warns that kite lines can conduct electricity if they contact power lines. The discussion highlights avoiding wire or thread strings and warns about wet cord. The item also mentions California’s coastal size and Philippine orchid varieties.
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