Cripps Cuts Dollar Purchases to Meet Crisis
London reports Sir Stafford Cripps bans further dollar area commitments unless urgent national interest is shown. Sterling reserves have fallen to 1.624 billion dollars, with a standstill on buying lasting to September. Cripps appeals for export price reductions via production efficiency while maintaining wages. He will meet U S Treasury Secretary Snyder and Dominion finance ministers to chart a long term solution.
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London
Stafford Cripps
Britain
Cripps
House of Commons
Treasury
Snyder
John W. Snyder
U. S
Canada
Sudan
Burma
Iceland
Iraq
the Commons
United Kingdom
United States
Commonwealth
Western Hemisphere
Louisville Library Moves to 418 E Main St
Louisville board of education authorized the purchase of the John Martin property at 418 East Main Street for 40000 dollars. The 14 room three story home will house the Louisville Public Library and provide space for a second class of war babies entering school in September.
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Louisville Board of Education
John Martin
E. Main St
Louisville
Louisville Public Library
Martin
Study Shows Business Decline But It's Above Prewar Totals
Washington July 6 A Kiplinger study shows business still strong but below levels of months and a year ago. Manufacturing leads decline with 875000 fewer workers year over year while unemployment climbs to about 3.5 million. Personal income slips, living costs fall, retail sales remain near last year, and wholesale prices ease. Government construction up 40 percent, nonresidential down 6, industrial down 20, commercial down 8, and churches up 87 percent from last year.
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Washington
Changing Times
Kiplinger Magazine
Cruise group to meet to finalize Chesapeake Bay trip plans
Members of the Canton Y.M.C.A. sailing party preparing an annual Chesapeake Bay cruise from July 9 through 16 will meet tonight at 7 30 to complete plans. Harry Wilt, director, said several vacancies remain and applicants may register at the Y.M.
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Canton
Y.M.C.A
Chesapeake Bay
Harry Wilt
Wilt
Y.M
Strip Mine Control Bill Held in House
Ohio's new strip mine control measure, passed as an emergency act, is stalled in the state House. The bill, to take effect upon the governor's signature, has been held since June 22 on orders from Democratic Majority Leader A. G. Lancione, with Delbert E. Nixon noting it remains in his office.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Delbert E. Nixon
House of Representatives
A. G. Lancione
Belmont County
Daily Meetings Slated In Reno's Cafe Walkout
Reno on July Fourth weekend shows muted carnival mood as bartenders and culinary workers strike for higher wages. Employers and union officials will meet daily to discuss the Reno walkout, with no concrete progress so far beyond a commitment to continue talks after noon each day.
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Reno
Receivership Denied in Clyde Porcelain Steel Case
A receivership action against Clyde Porcelain Steel Corp. was dismissed. The suit, brought by Carl McGlone and Co. Inc. of Chicago, ends without the court granting relief.
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