Week's Food Economies in Winter Market Buys
A Baltimore Maryland Food Economist outlines frugal winter shopping tips. Beef and pork top budgets with chuck roast and chicken recommended. eggs from Grade A large are best value. Lettuce, celery, potatoes, and onions cited as strong buys with notes on origin and storage. Regional fishing impacts lower certain seafood receipts. plan meals with available haddock and cod fillets.
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Baltimore
Laverty
Maryland
Department of Markets
Akong
California
Arizona
Florida
Pennsylvania
New York
Long Island
Delaware
Maine
Idahos
L.getty
Frondizi Visits America as Argentina’s Leader Seeks Support
Arturo Frondizi, Argentina’s 50 year old president, prepares a U S visit in late January to Washington New York and other cities to bolster foreign investment and aid. He has pursued austerity measures while facing economic strain and lost broad popular support, aided by his wife Elena and daughter Elenita who remain in Buenos Aires.
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United Nations
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Washington
New York
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Argentina
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Were
Helio
Peron
Ou Co
U. S
International Monetary Fund
Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondiz
Corriennes
Bor
University of
Radical Party
Juan Peron
Congress
Frond
Elena
Elenita
Bolivar Harpers Ferry Local Notes and Personal News
Bolivar and Harpers Ferry items include Harod Shaffer a four year Army man and Harpers Ferry High School grad class of 58 attending boot training at Great Lakes with address SR 33454-45. Mrs J E Wolfe is ill at Camp Fall. her daughter Mrs H OE Benjamin stays with her. Mayoe Harrison of Sandy Hook visited. Cyrus Cavalier home from Seattle with Tooter. The Beatty family hosted visitors from Libertytown and Charles Town attended by Rose Eaton and Mrs Leon Edwards. George Deihl and Mrs Charles Brown dined with Jase Taulen near Bet var and others report an infected throat case at Stiver Spring.
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Harpers Ferry
Harod Shaffer
Harpers Ferm Hi
Shepherd College
Stepherdstown
Great Lakes Ml
Kusual Thail
Tg Vommane
Orca
Lakes H
Leslie Q Hollis
J E Wolfe
Camp Fall
H OE
Benjamin
Suver Spring
Fred Beal
Libertytowm
Rose Eaton
Leon Edwards
Mire
George Deihl
Charles Town
Dimney
Charles Brown
Sheesadoah Junclon
Jase Taulen
Sear Betvar
Bes Guan
W. C. Ran
Séiver Soring
Two-month UAW Strike Ends at Harvesters Plants
United Auto Workers members nationwide voted to accept a new three year contract ending a two month strike against International Harvester Co. Seymour Kahan said 37,000 striking production workers will return to 15 Harvester plants and 10 depots and warehouses today.
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United Auto Workers Union
International Harvester Co
Seymour Kahan
UAW
Harvester Department
Kahan
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