Winter vegetables push prices down across the nation
Bumper supplies of cabbage carrots beets kale collards parsnips and turnips lower wholesale prices in many cities while onion prices drop over 75 percent from a year ago. Meat and dairy hold steady as USDA reports rising stocks. Veal prices fall slower than others with farm withholding of calves. B G Foods cuts prices five percent at 41 restaurants as chain passes lower wholesale costs to customers. Agriculture Department notes ongoing market shifts.
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John Warner
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Wishing Well 4 Here Puzzle Message by Miller 1949
A brief social game explains a daily fortune message through a letter count puzzle. Start with your first name length, adjust by rules, locate key numbers in a rectangle, and read the letters under them for a message. Copyright 1949 by William J. Miller.
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Retail bread price rise contrasts with lower wholesale costs
Millers and bakers urged to share cost data as retail bread costs edged up from January to October despite declines in wheat and flour. An Associated Press survey across 13 cities found seven staple foods down 9.7 percent wholesale from a year ago. The Dun and Bradstreet Food Index stood at $5.91, lowest since Oct 8 1946, shortly before OPA price controls ended. It was down 1.8 percent from last week, 17.6 percent from a year ago, and 19.7 percent from the record $7.36 set last July 13.
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Woman Reconciled On Court Order In Sterilization Case
In Los Angeles Mrs Georgette Brucks 21 complies with a court order tied to six years probation after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the death of her seven month old son Howard. She agrees to sterilization and to place another son Donald 20 months and a child due in April for adoption. Her common law husband Donald Redman is the father of these children while another son four stands with his father Edmond Brucks in Ohio. The couple never divorced but separated after a 1945 marriage.
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Donald
Donald Redman
Edmond Brucks
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Health exams for employes to be required in Hamilton
Hamilton city council will consider revising the city code to impose severe penalties on restaurant operators who do not require their employees to undergo health examinations. Councilman Frank Rosendahl advocates a minimum fine of 250 dollars. The article notes sardine fishing must occur at night during new moon to avoid detection by schools.
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Frank Rosendahl
McKesson & Robbins
The Little House Fight Over Chaos and Order
A mother laments the impossible task of keeping a small home orderly with children. She faces constant clutter and conflicts as she tries to enforce peace and order against the kids lively mess. The piece portrays daily family friction in compact living spaces.
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Scout Council Meets Tonight
Scout Council Meets Tonight with plans for Boy Scout Week February 6-12 and the 40th anniversary crusade to be discussed and approved. The executive board of Mound Builders' Area Council Inc will hear committee reports and the commissioners report. The board includes officers committee chairs and district representatives and meets at 7 30 p m in the Civic Association building council office. Paul Parker scout executive announced.
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Mound Builders’ Area Council, Inc
Civic Association
Paul Parker
Scout
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