Fractional package demand grows in US packaging shift
Corporate figures indicate American families are buying smaller portions and showing demand for fractional packages. The trend mirrors cracker producers' multipack offerings, with several small film wrapped units accompanying a larger mother pack.
Weekly food price shifts touch eggs and vegetables
AP reports a modest rise in egg and vegetable prices across most stores while meat prices stay largely steady. Beef and lamb show scattered 10 cent hits. some meats, hams, and poultry drop modestly. Forecasters cite Easter Passover demand and weather-driven supply shifts.
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Associated Press
California
Agriculture Department
Dairies
Rhode Island
Atlantic City
Howard F. Lochrie
the Birds
Eye Division
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Beauty Queen to be picked at University
A beauty queen will be selected at the University of Maryland during the Junior Class Black and Gold Parade here Friday night. The Washington bureau of Life magazine will choose the winner from photographs submitted by 21 candidates with the title Mass Maryland.
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College Park
University of Maryland At
Washington
Life Magazine
Mass Maryland
Ann B. Brinkman
Connersville
Ind
Carol L. Schott
Convent Station
N.S
Netelle S. Eck
D. Diane Varn
Joan Hover
Silver Spring
Jane F. Donnelly
Patricia A. Massing
Carol G. McCoy
Etta KR. Nezin
Frances N. Swann
Joan Swearingen
Patricia 5
Kirkpatrick
Charlotte M. Loehler
Chevy Chase
Virginia A. Rowland
Cheverly
Nancy J. Scarborough
Fallston
Nancy C Blew
Elizabeth H. Mattie
Annapolis
Joan M. Wolfe
Glen Burnie
Ellen F. Kehne
Jail Term And Fine For DUI In Peoples Court
George Arthur Wiles 43 of near New Market was found guilty of driving under the influence. Substitute Trial Magistrate Edweed J. Smith sentenced him to 60 days in jail and a $130 fine. A charge of reckless driving was dismissed. The case featured testimony from former State Trooper Maynard J. Whitney and Trooper Joseph Stakem. Whitney linked Wiles to a collision on Route 40 last October. Brown Jr. of Mt. Airy was injured in a separate collision on October 18 involving Wiles’ milk truck. Previous witnesses claimed Wiles appeared sober. State’s Attorney Charles A. Price prosecuted. Edwin F. Nikirk defended. Collateral for several traffic offenses listed in the record. Arrests by Capt. Charles W. Magaha, Tichnell, Stakem, and Officer R. Arnold Simmons.
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George Arthur Wiles
Near New Market
Edweed J. Smith
Peoples Court
Smith
Maynard J. Whitney
Wiles
Route 40
Joseph Stakem
Whitney
Raymond Brown, Jr
Mt. Airy
Seven Sistera Hills
Brown
Charles A. Price
Edwin F. Nikirk
Charles Lee Anglesbee
East Fourteenth Street
Daniel W. Kendall
Smithsburg
Julius E. Fowler
Baltimore
William A. Clarke
Worcester
Mass
Herman F Ambers
Leesburg
William J. Meachum
Statham
Charles W. Magaha
Kenneth Tichnell
Stakem
R. Arnold Simmons
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