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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1951

Page

7

Canned Juices Rising as Prices Edge Higher

Poultry and egg prices rise slightly in many stores while meats and butter hold near steady and several vegetables rebound as shipments pick up. Storms and rail issues push costs up for canned citrus and frozen foods. OPS actions hint at price rollbacks and later increases.

Associated Press Midwest Office of Price Stabilization OPS

Trade costs rise and riot claim in military report

Cans and glass jars climbed to 17 percent and packing cartons rose up to 50 percent while paper bags used for flour rose 38 percent. Labor costs in food plants surged 106 percent from pre Korean War levels. A report from military personnel claimed about 60 white and Black soldiers were at a scene where tear gas quelled a riot. Maryland PSC sets March 21 transfer hearing in Silver Spring for Capital Transit’s plan to abandon eight bus lines servicing Montgomery and Prince Georges Counties. Children in remote Canada ride traveling school cars to learn lessons.

Frosen Foods San Francisco John H. Davis National Council of Farmer Cooperatives Washington Pauls Willis Grocery Manufacturers of America Willis Gantt the Eagle Baltimore Maryland Public Service Commission Silver Spring Capital Transit Company Montgomery Prince Georges County

Six Injured In Fight At Camp Rucker Alabama

Dothan March 8 six men were injured in a post exchange fight at Camp Rucker Army training base. Witnesses described it as a clash between White and Negro soldiers over a jukebox. Military police restored order in about two minutes. all involved were in units attached to the 01st Logistical Command.

Dothan Ala Camp Rucker Dothan Eagle Witnerss Army the Eagle Henry P. Gantt

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