Global quotas shape world metal trade and sugar pact talks
The United States imposes import quotas on lead zinc sugar coffee and other commodities to control supply and price amid international production pacts. Nations including Mexico Peru Bolivia Canada and Australia protest as Latin American talks press for export limits.
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Thurmont To Hold Farm Queen Contest
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See Improvement In Business Conditions
The Commerce Department foresees a marked rise in national output and income in the July September quarter. It notes two key developments: increased demand for products and a slowdown in inventory liquidation with the recession gap narrowing. The report signals continued recovery from the recession without predicting exact figures.
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Stainless Pazo Piles Treatment Claims Version
Stainless Pazo combines ingredients claimed to stop path shrink swelling and promote healing of issues. It promises immediate comfort while nature works, and urges readers to buy without surgery and with a money back guarantee.
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Economic report notes cautious consumer stance and rising federal spending
The department reported lagging production yet steady consumption with output near last year’s peak. It forecast economic improvement from higher government outlays and business investments for plant and equipment, with federal purchases rising from 5 billion in the 1958 year to about 54% billions in 1959. It also cited cautious individuals on new installment debt and other negative factors in the current picture. Stewart J. Cort, 77, former Bethlehem Steel president, died Tuesday in Bethlehem, Pa.
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