Food Sales Rise in Volume and Prices Across Markets
New York reports higher food prices and increased sales with stronger wholesale demand for butter flour cheese and fresh produce. Meat substitutes rise as macaroni and noodles sell better while flour and cereal move in limited immediate delivery. An Institute survey shows volume gains 12 percent for chains and big retailers, 5 percent for smaller stockers and 89 percent for wholesale grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Institute of Food Distribution
New Jersey Department of Aericulture
European Co-operation Administration
Europe
Paul G. Hoffman
Alaska Plane Crash Fatal for One Enlisted Man
FAIRBANKS Alaska May 10 One enlisted man was fatally injured and another in critical condition after a rented light plane crashed near Ladd Field public information office said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Ladd Field Public Information Office
Warm Wave Spreads East from Plains to Midwest
The warm spell that sent temperatures into the 90s in the northern plains moved east into the upper Mississippi Valley, while the Atlantic coast stayed cool to warm. Cooler weather appeared in the northern Rockies and western Dakotas as readings topped 90 in Bismarck and Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Lower Lakes
Atlantic
Rockies
Dakotas
Montana
Bismarck
Baptist Council backs universal military training
Rand Rapids Michigan May 20 The general association of the regular Baptist Church approved universal military training. A resolution rejected pacifism linked to Protestant Modernism and the Federal Council of Churches. The conference reaffirmed anti antisemitism stance, expressed sympathy for Israel, and approved the Supreme Court ruling barring teaching religion in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand Rapids
Mich
General Association of the Regular Baptist Church
Mual Conference
Federal Council of Churches In America
The
Association
Israel
Land of Palestine
United States Supreme Court
Record U. S. Waterways Bill Sent to Conference
The Senate approved a $640,253,200 waterways appropriation for the next year and sent the bill to a House-Senate conference. House action favored $538,875,300. conferees are expected to settle between figures, with final funding above the current year’s $45,553,525. Three appropriations committee members defended the program against critics who called it a pork barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Appropriations
House
Appropriations Committee
Bridges
Ri- N H
Reed
R-Kan
Ferguson
R.-Mich
Tru Hein
Rutin of Value in Eye Disease
A New York report outlines rutin as a potential aid in glaucoma treatment. Dr. F W Stocker of Durham North Carolina noted rutin from buckwheat may enhance drugs that reduce eye pressure, showing improvement in 17 of 26 treated eyes.
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New York
F. W. Stocker
Durham
N. C
New York State Medical Society
Stocker
McPherson Hospital
Rutin
Jap Gets 15 Years in Death of Yank
Capt. Masutaro Iwasaki was sentenced by a U S military court to 15 years hard labor for ordering troops to beat and kill American prisoner of war Pvt Armand Toussaint of St Johnsbury Vt bayoneted to death in the Philippines in 1943
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Masutaro Iwasaki
U. S
Armand Toussaint
St. Johnsbury, VI
Philippines
Wallace Cites U.N. Charter Aids Peace Then Talks of Visiting Stalin
Wallace Cites the United Nations Charter as a peace aid and says he would visit Premier Stalin if it would advance peace, challenging the State Department on negotiating with Russia. He referenced Article 33 and noted about 2000 people attended his San Diego speech last night.
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Henry A. Wallace
Stalin
Moscow
San Diego
State Department
Russia
Wallace
Marshall
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Karl E. Mundt
John McDowall
Richard F. Nixon
Richard B. Vail
Nixon
California
Mundt
South Dakota
Associated Press
Grand Forks
N. D
Miles City
Mont
Rapid, City
S. Be
Seaboard
New England States
Pacific
SRD
Pine Avenue
Alton L. Blakeslee
Asnceiated Praag Selenca
Yank
U.N
Pine Ave
Zeeman’s
Burlington Mills
Tooolen
Fourth
Pine Streets
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