Meat Consumers and Packers Outlook Bright in 1956
New York report notes strong demand and expanded processing for meat and eggs, with Swift & Co. predicting total consumption near 27 billion pounds while per person intake remains below leading nations. Armour highlights cost cuts through feeding and packaging innovation, yet growers face hardship from lower prices amid robust consumer demand. The U.S. Department of Agriculture forecasts higher milk, egg, chicken, and turkey production in 1956, shaping a market mix of higher processed goods and cheaper staples.
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NEA
Teperis
Porter M. Daryls
Swift & Co
Chicago
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Denmark
Australia
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Uruguay
Armour & Co
Armour
Aga Re
Swift
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Eisenhower May Wait For Medical Verdict On 1956 Run
James Marlow reports that President Eisenhower may delay any decision on a run until medical tests and governors weigh in. If he declines, Republicans risk disunity and will focus on his program in Congress. The article notes timing tied to doctors' verdicts and party strategy. In a separate item, Holland inmates cause ammo mishaps as police stop reloading, halting practice rounds after shell overloads.
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Pallners
Congress
the Union
Elsehower
Mine Investment Valuation Soars to 25 Million
Grand Junction Cylo reports one of the era’s largest investment payoffs as the Happy Jack Mine is purchased for 28 00000 dollars. The Earry OU Co of Dallas acquired the option on the mine owned by Jon W. Cooper and partners. Located 79 miles south of Blanding Utah, Cooper bought the mine for 1000 dollars, aiming to develop it as a copper producer.
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Happy Jack
Earry OU Co
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Fletcher Bronson
Grand L. L
British Gals Have Gay Faces Lively makeup trends in 1940s Britain
London reports reveal a surge in cosmetic color options with about 40 eye shadow shades and a wide range of foundation powder lipstick mascara and nail lacquer. Experts caution excess brightness risks and urge sparing daytime use and bolder evening application. In Bandung Indonesia the third military district commander announces the release of 1188 prisoners on Independence Day from jails and forts held under wartime siege.
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Walter
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Britons Protest U S Tampering With RAF Film Dam Busters
London reports stir over U S edits to a RAF film about the Moehne Dam raid. Hollywood pressure allegedly toned down or altered scenes including air attacks, sparking outraged editorials and parliamentary talk. The Times notes renewed moral uplift claims tied to American involvement.
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M. P
Stephen London
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Dunkirk
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Knoxville
H. B. Lumpkin
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Lumpkin
London
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Backache relief and rest with Doan's Pills relics
An advertisement promotes Doan's Pills for nagging backache and restless days. It claims Actian and diuretic action support kidney function, reducing fatigue and improving sleep. The copy urges readers to buy Doan's Pills for over 90 years of trusted use.
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Actian
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