Meat prices to go higher expects summer rise
Washington reports government meat experts foresee a further price increase this summer due to seasonal production slump. They note no decline until next fall when production rebounds. Strong consumer prosperity keeps demand high and could blunt a buyers' strike while prices rise if consumption resumes.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Dennis E. Jackson
Cincinnati Consumers Conference
State V.F.W. Elects Jasper Man Chief
William Cox of Jasper was chosen as state commander at the final session of the Indiana Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Fort Wayne. Officers named include E Spencer Walton Mishawaka senior vice commander Clyde Miller Greencastle junior vice commander Vernon Knox Indianapolis judge advocate and others plus auxiliary officers led by Mrs. Margaret Monahan Indianapolis.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William Cox
Jasper
V.F.W
Margaret Monahan
Indianapolis
E. Spencer Walton
Mishawaka
Clyde Miller
Greencastle
Vernon Knox
C. S. Miller
Brazil
William Joseph
Glamour Girls Face High Price of Hollywood Dreams
Hollywood life offers fame yet hides heartbreak for many stars. Judy Garland’s 1940s suicide attempt is cited among other tragedies from Carole Landis Lupe Velez and Frances Farmer, while enduring stars like Joan Crawford and Katharine Hepburn stay prominent. Child stars including Shirley Temple Deanna Durbin Jackie Cooper face lasting woes from early fame.
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Virginia MaPherson
Hollywood
U.P
Tinsel-Town
Judy Garland
M-G-M
Carole Landis
Lupe Valez
Frances Farmer
Lief Erickson
Jean Wallace
Franchot Tone
Tone
Madge Meredith
Nick
Gianaclis
Tehachapi
Olive Borden
Joan Crawford
Loretta Young
Claudette Colbert
Irene Dunne
Barbara Stan
Jeanne Crain
Jane Powell
Jane Russell
Esther Williams
Barbara Hale
Mickey Finn
Shirley Temple
John Agar
Deanna Durbin
Paris
Jackie Cooper
Jackie Moran
Mason Rose
Judy
Dr. Rose
Indiana Methodists Oppose Federal Aid
The Indiana Methodist Conference rejects federal funding for church projects including churches and parochial schools. Delegates insist on church state separation and oppose any compromise. They also urge action against gambling and note 139,662 members across 589 churches. The 1951 session is set for Bloomington.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana Methodist Conference
119Th
State Conference
Indiana Conference of the Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Schricker
Indiana
Purse Theft Report Around Two Homes
Mrs. Catherine Tucker of 1661 Fourth avenue and visitor Mrs. John Taylor of Decatur Illinois reported to police Sunday that each had ten dollars stolen from purses while away Saturday night. Tucker’s purse was found Sunday at the rear of a garage at 1904 Third avenue.
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Catherine Tucker
Fourth Avenue
John Taylor
Decatur
Ill
East Chicago man heads Indiana Moose lodge
Nicholas Dargen of East Chicago was elected president of the Indiana Moose Lodge at the state convention in Indianapolis. About 2,000 delegates attended as Dargen and the Eighth District vice presidents were installed before adjournment.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Nicholas Dargen
East Chicago
Indiana Moose Lodge
Dargen
Walter Schick
Michigan City
Harold Shue
Goshen
Harry Cook
Auburn
Percy Pickerill
Lafayette
Charles Sager
William Fidler
Greencastle
Don Wiese
Columbus
Louis Diessler
Evansville
Cotton pests cause nearly half a billion in U S damage
The national cotton council estimates boll weevil and other cotton pests caused 470 million dollars in damage in the United States in 1949.
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National Cotton Council
U. S
Tom Thumb fan swells with tiny air conditioner promise
Harmon W. Nichols reports on a new pocket sized air conditioner the Tom Thumb fan. Weighing under three ounces and 3.54 inches long it promises to dry nails and cool spaces from ballparks to telephone booths. Its tiny motor runs on batteries and its claims cover many hot spots.
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Washington
U.P
Donovans
Mama
Ned
Subway
Deep Pacific Trench Reaches 34000 Feet Near Mindanao
A record depth is reported in the Pacific Ocean off Mindanao in the Philippines where sounding shows water depth of 34000 feet. The figure stands as the greatest measured depth in that region.
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Pacific
Mindanao
Philippines
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