Weekly Food Review Beef To Be Top Bargain In Stores
Beef leads weekend bargain parade in U S food stores with prime ribs pot roast and round steak heavily advertised prices vary by item with prime ribs cut two to ten cents a pound and pot roast about four cents cheaper in some outlets Pork chops rise two to ten cents a pound while chicken may rise two to six cents Eggs show mixed moves across sections Prices on margarine reach a January high coffee prices advance further Vegetables including potatoes onions cabbage remain steady to low priced and lettuce greens remain in demand Grapefruit apples and oranges are highlighted as top fruit buys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National Assn. of Margarine Manufacturers
Sayceberg
Big Boston
Real Estate Transfers List of Lots and Prices
Transfers show numerous property deeds between individuals and firms across towns with lot numbers and prices ranging from $.55 to $11,500. Cancellations include listings of various lots and sums, such as Amer. Bldg. and L. and several banks, with dates implied by the phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Simuel Howard
Bert van Winkle Jr
Leonard Back
Amer
Stephen Shepherd
American
Jack Harrington
First Nat'l Bank
Martha Williamson
Oglesbyth Barnitz
Leroy Mehl
Goebel Fms
Richard Bendel
Monroe Nat'l Bnk
Mayfield
Charlies Alexander
Middled
Frank Davis
Trenton Builders Inc
Trenton
Myrtle Roach
Citizens Lav. Bank
New Miami
Sportsmen Gather in Columbus for Ohio League meet
Claude D. Kelly president of the National Wildlife Federation John L Farley director of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service and A W Marion Ohio natural resources director will speak at the five day meeting of the League of Ohio Sportsmen beginning today Official flag of the province of Nova Scotia originally was authorized by King Charles I in 1625.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Claude D. Kelly
National Wildlife Federation
John L. Farley
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
A. W. Marion
Ohio Natural Resources
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Province of
Nova Scotia
Charles I
India Likely to Accept U.S. Economic Aid Amid Kashmir Tension
Washington reports indicate India faces a funding gap of its five year plan as U.S. economic gifts and loans, totaling near 400 million dollars since 1950, help offset earnings. Nehru accuses U.S. military aid to Pakistan of compromising neutrality in Kashmir, while New Delhi weighs possible actions.
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Washington
India
U.S
Pakistan
United Nations
United States
Nehru
Kashmir
U.N
Indian Foreign Ministry
Feet Reading Traditions Noted in Chinese Palm Lore
A brief note describes fortune telling through foot sole lines and palm markings in China, mentioning traditional practices and beliefs about destiny and character inferred from these lines.
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Weekly Food Review
Arthur Bidwell
Ernest Gustin
Ruthner Lovely
Jean Arnold
William Harrison, Jr
Martha Newton
Chalmer Sorrell
Clauded Miller
James Hurley
Sanford Haven
Robert Wood
Rodney Et
Oneida
Alfred Ober
Daisy Peakrest
Arrett Long
Charles Willams
Irons Subd
Burgess Bach
Finley Hazelwood
Hopewell
Catherine Selby
Curtis van Cleave
Evelyn Bolling
Lester Breeding
Madison
Bertha Woods
John Pearson
Woodcrest
Ora Burdge
Francis Brelsford
Glenn Oliver
Brelsford
Linton, Jr
Beth Ann Linton
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Joseph T. Kiep
Norman G. Grevey
H. O. Finkelman
Fred Ross
Attarnawe
Board of County Commissioners
Butler County Court House
Hamilton
Dixie Heights
Lemon Township
County Commissioners
Court House
Thomas H. Feltz
New Delhi Times
China
Admiral TV
Amart
AUL Porcelain
Westinghouse Electric Iron
Westinghouse
Arescue
DML
Witl
Kuehne
Arvin
Undersink
Lane
Simmons
May
Meoy-Stern
STERN
Sik
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