10 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
1
The text notes Canada provides a large share of U S newsprint and highlights heavy traffic in cross border paper shipments. It references the dominance of Canadian pulp and paper exports in supporting U S newspaper production.
Taft faces a tough New Jersey Republican primary as Eisenhower's forces back a 38 delegate plan while Taft aims to hold on to key districts. The contest features district conventions selecting delegates to Chicago with four districts voting today and others Saturday. Kefauver and Stassen are noted as rival Democratic figures shaping the broader primary scene as party lines shift toward the conventions.
A special service of holy communion and sermon will be held tonight at Grace Episcopal Church to commemorate the Lord's Supper. A noon series of seven events is noted in the church notice.
U S agricultural forecast notes the national economy remains strong despite lower prices. Industrial production up since Jan Feb, employment steady, personal incomes near highs, and defense spending rising. Business investments and consumer buying edge higher, with wage prospects in steel and major industries affecting spring demand. Dairy demand steady, wheat and canned veg stocks high, livestock output set to rise.
Three men have enlisted for four-year terms and will remain at San Diego. Recruiters announced that the trio joined the Navy during the current recruitment drive and will report to stations as assigned.
Report on holiday food trends notes ham and turkey demand for Easter leads to price shifts across states. Eggs and fresh produce costs rise while some meat cuts hold steady, with shoppers seeing mixed browns and whites on sale and occasional cents adjustments in large chains and independent markets.
In Munsan Korea April 16 negotiators failed to move toward ending the fighting. Sub-delegation talks stalled with signs both sides awaited the other to act. Gen Harrison indicated no change in stance as discussions lingered without progress.
A third attack in a month hit a Protestant church in Badajoz Spain. Mob of youths raided the church Sunday beating the pastor's mother and stealing a small amount of jewellery. Police stopped an attack on the pastor's home as the church had been closed since February 1 by order of a provincial governor. Arch bishop Segura of Seville criticized Protestantism in a pastoral letter on March 30.
Canada attracts U S investment as taxes fall and a budget surplus grows. Americans push into Canada seeking capital gains and lower tax rates while Canada leverages its gas resources and manufacturing base. US firms hold about eight million dollars in Canada, controlling thousands of plants and significant export activity, despite some inflated investing by gullible buyers.
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