Textile ceiling rise fuels another price climb
A note indicates an additional seven to ten percent increase driven by an earlier jump in textile ceilings, contributing to higher costs across related sectors.
17 Sep 1946
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1946
Page
1
A note indicates an additional seven to ten percent increase driven by an earlier jump in textile ceilings, contributing to higher costs across related sectors.
Tryouts for the season’s first Little Theatre play are set for Wednesday and Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Little Theatre Workshop Neville High School Monroe Joe Kern president of the Little Theatre Board says Kay Crandall of Dallas Texas will lead the cast and all interested may attend The play opens October 21 with Crandall recently returning from work with Erwin Piscator in New York.
Vast sums have been spent in seeking the fabled silver deposits once rumored to be worked by Indians and early Spanish explorers at Silver Hill in the Ozarks, but the land has failed to yield wealth.
Miss Marble Hood, president of the Business and Professional Women's Club, was toasted and served a large birthday cake in the Frances Hotel Butterfly room. Members discussed National Business Women's Week plans, upcoming programs, and delegations to Alexandria, while gifts carried congratulatory verses.
The Little Theatre in Monroe welcomes Kay Crandall from Dallas as director. Tryouts for the opening play are set for Wednesday and Thursday at Neville High School 7 30 p m. The invitation extends to actors and behind the scenes workers to support the season as patrons and patronesses begin to be sought for the coming year.
A yellow leaf themed invitation circulated by YWCA clubs promotes a busy autumn schedule. Highlights include a 5 to 6 30 coffee hour at the Cameo room of the Virginia Hotel hosted by the Business and Professional Girls club and an evening at the Recreation Center with dancing cards and games. Guest speaker Leon Hammond will present colored photos of Monroe and nearby areas at YoWoCa Business Girls meeting.
Mrs. H. V. Collins, president of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Ohuachita Parish Medical Society, led the opening luncheon of the new year at Frances Hotel in the Butterfly room. Hostesses presented pink asters, with a plaque of pink dahlias at the table for twenty three members and one guest, Mrs. Robert Ormond. Mrs. A. D. Tisdale spoke on the Murray Wagner Dingle bill as members listed include Mmes. Bendel, Bennett, Practer, Rizzo, Milam, Simonton, Shaw, Carroll, McHenry, and others.
The fourth Autumn Frolics event hosted by B and P Girls of the YWCA features a Coffee Hour in the Cameo Room at Virginia Hotel from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. The YoWoCa Business Girls Club plans a supper program at 6:30 p.m. with Mr. Leon Hammond presenting local scene photographs.
James Marlow reports the Wallace speech trip showing a rift in U S foreign policy. Truman approved Wallace's delivery while Byrnes in Paris follows a different line. Wallace vows further speeches on peace as a potential policy clash unfolds.
Washington reports an OPA order restoring June 30 meat meal ceilings to all meals and menu items with meat as major ingredient while cotton clothing prices rise another notch. The price board considers dairy ceiling restorations, opposing controls in nine of twelve statements. OPA notes restaurant costs may reflect about 10 percent increases, with meat base prices up about 31.2 cents per pound versus June. Textile prices for cotton cloth are up about 1 percent to cover wage hikes, affecting sheets towels and table linens with effects felt in four to eight weeks.
U S army engineers propose a new street marking scheme for Tokyo to reduce car confusion. Plan labels principal radiating streets from the imperial palace with letters and designates circular streets by number, addressing shifting street names since the prewar era. Tokyo's population is about 3,500,000 and most main arteries narrow into twisting alleys.
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