Retailers See No Improvement In Beef Supply
Beef shortages hit retailers as packers tighten supply. Some stores remain stocked while others run short, prompting fear of bare meat counters this weekend. Prices show irregular trends with sirloin steak rising while eggs stay largely unchanged. Wholesale prices fall to the lowest level since January.
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Lawyers To Attend Indiana Bar Convention At French Lick
Paul R. Shafer new president and Terre Haute Bar Association members will attend the Indiana Bar Association annual convention July 13 and 14 at French Lick Springs. Francis X. Busch, Chicago trial lawyer, is among principal speakers.
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Terre Haute Bar Association
Indiana Bar Association
French Lick Springs
Francis X. Busch
Chicago
Univac Analyzes Census Work With Speed and Scope
Univac will process census data quickly by reading magnetic tape instructions and facts into an electronic calculating unit. It can assemble 20 facts per person in one sixth of a second, but officials say it will handle only a selected group of states for now.
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Univac
America
Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corp
Remington Rand, Inc
Krietenstein Post Elects Officers
The Krietenstein Post of the American Legion elected new officers Wednesday night at the post home. Sam Charlock was chosen commander and Joe Work as first vice commander. Other officers include William Ijams second vice commander Charles Aldrich adjutant Albert Hanley finance officer Victor Joslin chaplain Stanley Pasternack sergeant at arms. Executive committee members are John McGlone Larry Jewell Leroy Kingery. Trustees named are O G Pinkston Richard Overton Gilbert Geckler James Nasser.
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American Legion
Sam Charlock
Joe Work
William Ijams
Charles Aldrich
Albert Hanley
Victor Joslin
Stanley Pasternack
John McGlone
Larry Jewell
Leroy Kingery
O. G. Pinkston
Richard Overton
Gilbert Geckler
James Nasser
Merino Sheep Export Death Penalty in Spain History
The Merino sheep carried such value in Spain that export attempts were historically punished by death. This harsh protection reflects the animal's immense economic and cultural significance in past eras.
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Spain
Washington debates funding bill for Labor and FBI
Today in Washington the debate focuses on a bill funding the Labor Department and the Federal Security Agency for the next fiscal year. Armed Services and Foreign Relations hear former Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson testify on the ouster of General Douglas MacArthur and related foreign policy matters. The Ways and Means Committee reviews a new tax bill while the Banking Committee advances the Defense Production Act extension. President Truman postpones a weekly news conference and addresses the nation on economic controls.
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Federal Security Agency
Armed Services and Foreign Relations
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Douglas MacArthur
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California House Delegation Orders Three to Liaison Role
The California house delegation voted to assign three members to diplomatically call off the state lawmakers from ongoing friction. Rep. Anderson states the move ensures respect for each branch and avoids interference. Names of the three appointees were not released immediately.
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Fornia Legislature
California
Driver Bumps Motorcycle. Gets 30 Day Sentence
Mike Hudson, 41, bumped a parked motorcycle belonging to Officer W. T. Curtis in Fort Worth Texas. Curtis arrested Hudson for drunken driving and Hudson received a 30 day sentence.
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Tex
U.P
Mike Hudson
W. T. Curtis
Hudson
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