Prices Of Furniture Likely To Be Stable
Chicago manufacturers expect furniture prices to stay level in the second half after a first-half stability. A steel strike could raise production costs, but higher volume may offset price increases. Kroehler and Whiting cited falling nylon and foam costs and inventory adjustments as factors, with Whiting predicting sales exceeding last year’s 17 billion dollars.
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Chicago
Delmar R. Kroehler
Kroehler Manufacturing Co
Whiting
America
Tight money debate splits Iowa borrowers and bankers
In Des Moines and across Iowa, bankers report higher interest and selective lending amid Federal Reserve tightenings. Regular customers with solid credit still obtain loans, while marginal farmers and speculative builders face tightened access. Bank executives blame lower bond prices and cautious credit, noting farmers lean more on collateral like machinery and stock than land.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
State of Town Department of Banking
Noel Leichty
State Banking Department
Arab League Members List: Egypt to Sudan
The passage lists nations forming the Arab League: Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Libya, and the Sudan. It highlights the bloc as an alliance of member states across the Arab world.
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Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Yemen
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Libya
Sudan
The
Arab League
Editor Is Named Queen To Roses By Rival Paper
Grand Rapids William Bowles city editor of the morning Grand Rapids Herald was proclaimed top Rose Show honor by rival Grand Rapids Press. Bowles who grows roses as a hobby won best in show with his Peace rose and earned the queen to the rose title plus a trophy donated by the Press.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
William Bowles
Grand Rapids Herald
Grand Rapids
Bowles
Stabbing Scientist Ruled Insane in Pasadena Case
In Pasadena, a court ruled government scientist Dr. Robert J. Dwyer insane at the time he stabbed four fellow scientists in a South Pasadena laboratory last February. Superior Judge Kenneth C. Newell found him guilty of assault with a deadly weapon but accepted psychiatric reports that he was insane during the knife attack. a mental health hearing set for July 10 will decide whether he is released or hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Robert J. Dwyer
South Pasadena
Kenneth C. Newell
Dwyer
Newell
Fire truck blaze forces dump move to firehouse
In New Brunswick New Jersey a garbage truck caught fire near Engine Co 3 as a dump truck burned then was driven two blocks to the station. Firemen hosed the vehicle and controlled the flames. The Shanghai metro area is listed with 6 200 000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N.J
Charlies van Liew
Engine Co. 3
Children Older Than The Old Folks In Teen Go Steady debate
Hal Boyle examines teens and the rise of early marriages and going steady. Parents split on restricting teen romances while educators weigh whether teen love should become a permanent pattern. Youths seek stability as adolescence feels like turbulence and emotions run high.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Scalawag
Local Visit Recap with Several House Guests
Joyce Greer Marlow visited Monday and Tuesday with Donna High Smith at Camp Ground. Mr and Mrs Russell Pasley visited Sunday with Lenard Goin of Pleasant. Sunday guests with Henry Downy included Mr and Mrs Bobbie Downy and children of Herrin and Mr and Mrs Rodgers Downy of St. Louis. Donnie Gregory and wife of Paducah, Kentucky visited Sunday with Richard Gregory. Theresa Malcolm of Chicago also mentioned.
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Joyce Greer
Donna Highsmith
Camp Ground
Russell Pasley
Ae Lenard Goin
Henry Downy
Bobbie Downy
Herrin
Rodgers Downy
St. Louis
Donnie Gregory
Paducah, Ky
Richard Gregory
Theresa Malcolm
Chicago
Endless chase to grow up in a clouded world
The passage reflects on intergenerational tension as the old cling to youth while the young pretend to be older. It questions whether rapid world change drives a search for security beyond family and home and laments the cosmic pity of this reversal in civilization.
Local Visit Notes From A North Texas Community
A series of short notes shows residents visiting relatives across towns. Highlights include Mr and Mrs Richard Gregory hosting grandchildren, Mr and Mrs Jimmie Stover in Mt Vernon with Clar ence Stover's family, Kenneth Gregory returning to Norfolk after a furlough, and multiple family visits involving the Scotts Thomason Briski Chambliss families. The Texico resident Janice Glee Hawkins visits La donna Chambliss and Sheila Kay Chambliss for a few days.
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Richard Gregory
Jimmie Stover
Mt. Vernon
Clarence Stover
Kenneth Gregory
Norfolk
John Shelton
J. R. Scott
Charles Scott
Hurshell Thomason
San Diego
Calif
Mr. Scott
Harry Briski
Janice Glee Hawkins
Texico
Ladonna
Sheila Kay Chambliss
Right whale named for its value to whalers
The right whale got its name because it yielded abundant blubber and baleen, floated when killed, and proved ideal for whaling in early industry.
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St. Clair Trailer Sales, Inc
Rte
South Salem, Lll
Atla Seal Window Co
Nacaca
Whirlpool
RCA Whirlpool
Mom
Bize
Mammoth Shoe Dept
Business Mirror
Geo. H. Shelton
Warren Ave
Stabbing Scientist
Shanghai
Marlow
Sno Bol Ee
Sno-Bol Corp
Pontiac, Mich
Ateco
F.C.B
Ilt
Middlesboro, KY
Bill Greenwell
Evansville, Ind
Brandeis Machinery & Etc Company Incorporated
Kentucky
Relea
Darlington Raceway
Darlington
Chevy
Perat
Chevrolet
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