Forecast Of Food Prices Varies By Region
New York July 23 Associated Press forecast on many food items shows mixed views. Some large retailers expect modest price reductions for canned and packaged goods as inventories remain high, while others report steady sales and no cuts. Industry officials note plentiful coffee and sugar, with possible adjustments as replacements cost gaps narrow. Prices may rise due to military demand, though overall supplies remain ample from strong production.
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New York
Indusy
Okesmen
Couny
Associated Press
Office of
Food glut grows as war tensions ease and supply rises
Prodding and easing war tension have left the nation with abundant processed foods and prospects for continued plentiful supply. An industry official noted fresh and frozen products are competing more with canned goods than usual. Meat shortages hit lower priced cuts while steaks and high priced roasts remained scarce, with prices below OPS ceilings. The record notes 42 feet four inches, below the 1943 top but above 1947 levels.
Flood Crest Dulls South of St Louis After Rain Flurry
Midwest flood crest loses punch south of St Louis though brief rain and wind. Cape Girardeau Mo set to face peak crest around Tuesday night about 100 miles away as next major town on the line braces for the flood impact.
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Midwest
St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Here
Local Society Notes From Windsor to Scottsdale Events
New Windsor and nearby towns report visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Stanley Aswell and Mrs Minnie Snader visited Scottsdale Pa and Baltimore respectively. J W Comer family hosted relatives from New York Bay Shore Saltville Huntington Salisbury and town. Mrs Arthur Purdum hosted a birthday dinner on the lawn for her husband at George Magin’s home. George Goodermuth and family visit Harrisburg. Irene Roop visits from Washington. Graham Class met at James Bollinger’s home. Rev E C Soper attends National Methodist conference in Sioux City with Mrs Soper and son staying with Vernon and Mrs Ricketts. Methodist Men gathered at George Magin’s home with Rev Paul Fike as speaker followed by wiener roast. Center Players from Brethren Service center announce thread comedy Where's Grandma on July 23 and 24. Mrs Robert Angell was taken ...
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New Windsor
Stanley Aswell
Merton Blackston
Scottsdale
Minnie Snader
Baltimore
Eliza Zepp
J. W. Comer
Charles Comer
East Northport
N. Y
Earl Samples
Bay Shore
Ralph Comer
Saltville
James W. Comer
Huntington
George Silvera
Salisbury
James Smith
Town
Arthur Purdum
George Magin
George Gooder-Smuth
Daniel Goodermuth
Harrisburg
Irene Roop
Washington
P. B. Roop
Graham
James Bollinger
E. C. Soper
Sioux City
Robert Angell
Hospital ambulance transport to Baltimore on Wednesday evening
An ambulance carried a patient to University Hospital in Baltimore on Wednesday evening.
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University Hospital
Baltimore
Army to draw replacements from area staffs for Korea
Washington says about half Korea replacements in coming months will come from the administrative and training staffs of six U. S. Army areas. The 31st and 47th National Guard Divisions will provide additional replacements as training continues at Fort Jackson and Camp Rucker. The move targets a 30,000 man monthly replacement goal over the next three months, with a July and August levy of 29,000 and a September third levy planned. National Guard units and guardsmen are already serving in Korea. The 31st Division, from Alabama and Mississippi, now has 11,000 added since activation. The 47th Division, from Minnesota and North Dakota, has about 13,000 added.
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Army
Korea
U. S. Army
National Guard
Fort Jackson
S. C
Camp Rucker
Ala
Continental Army
Alabama
Mississippi
Minnesota
North Dakota
Weather clouds hinder Alaska search for missing airlift plane
Persistent clouds and fog shrouded southeastern Alaska's coastal mountains as searchers feared the fate of a Korean airlift plane missing with 18 aboard. Peaks rise to 10,000 feet, planes comb twisting straits and islands. aboard the missing craft were three civilians, 26 U S servicemen, two Royal Canadian Navy seamen, and a crew.
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