No Need For Meat Control Speaker Says
A meat industry representative, Welles E. Hunt of Philadelphia, told Rotarians at the Francis Scott Key Hotel that no meat control is needed given a 3 percent national production for military needs. He argued housewives set prices through their buying choices, citing 350000 retailers and a $12 billion sales year with the sector earning just 1.1 percent.
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Welles. E. Hunt
Philadelphia
Francis Scott Key Hotel
America
Welles
United States
Cith
Meat industry profit squeeze limits expansion and research
A speaker outlined how low profit margins across meat, steel, and auto sectors curb capital expansion modernization and research. He noted 75 percent of meat reaches the table 10 days to two weeks after slaughter and explained distribution perishability and by product losses amid intense competition between local packers and national firms.
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Welles
Maryland
Meat Packing Pay Rise Noted In Annual Meeting
An 11 cent per hour across the board increase equaled 33 cents per hundredweight for all meat sold last year. Former University of Maryland animal specialist Mr. Wellen called meat packing fascinating and fast moving, noting the skill comes with long experience. Vice-president Clyde M. Raney led the session, with Warner L. Brittain introducing Mr. Welles. guests included D. T Dutrow and Willam Dorsey.
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University of Maryland
Wellen
Clyde M. Raney
Warner L. Brittain
Welles
Wreckage Found Of Missing Private Plane Near New Castle
The wreckage of a private plane missing since last Saturday was found in a corn field near New Castle Delaware. Police and soldiers secured the area as parts of several bodies were reported scattered over a 200 foot area. The plane was piloted by B J Holloman 53 president of the Jacksonville North Carolina Airport.
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New Castle
Del
Delaware
B. J. Holloman
Jacksonville
N. C
Wreckage sighted after air crash en route to New Jersey
A craft believed to carry three Marines on leave was en route from Salisbury Maryland to Teterboro New Jersey when wreckage was spotted by a Delaware Civil Air Patrol plane near Winnington Delaware at a farm owned by John T Hopkins. A birthday party was held nearby for Mrs Margaret Zimmerman aged 81 with many relatives present.
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Ralph Kemp
Jefferson
Margaret Zimmerman
Maude Fraley
Joseph Zimmerman
Charles Zimmerman
Dorsey Smith
Elmer Etzler
Arnold Simmons
Francis Fraley
George Hawker
Merle O'Hara
Mary Grace Castle
Grace Zimmerman
Betty Lou Zimmerman
Beckie Ann Simmons
Martha LaRue Eizler
Robert Kemp
Joseph, Jr
Kenneth Zimmerman
Tommie
Richard Zimmerman
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