Video Industry Making Profits
New York stockholders heard RCA chairman David Sarnoff report television now accounts for 60 percent of RCA gross income with a first quarter net profit of 11.24 million and 75.3 cents per share. RCA’s quarterly revenue rose to 127.37 million, more than last year, while overall business volume has tripled in a decade. He said television is a billion dollar year industry and noted RCA Victor’s millionth television set produced in February amid strong demand and a supply shortage. Industry forecasts expect about 5 million new video sets in 1950.
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Inflation Talks Stir Farm Country and Markets
Inflation talk spreads from Wall Street to farm country as grain and meat prices rise to new highs. Weather, better business sentiment, war scare, and defense spending fuel prices with soybeans, cottonseed oil, wheat, and other commodities surging. Hog prices climb in the stockyards as demand grows and margarine makers prepare for tax changes.
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Former Rhinelander Cage Star Injured In Industrial Accident
Arnold Lytle an 18 year old former Rhinelander high school basketball standout was seriously injured Monday night when his left hand was severed in a saw at Atlas Plywood Corp where he worked. He had been a high scorer in the Wisconsin Valley prep conference and last season the outstanding center in the Northern Wisconsin Amateur league.
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