Modest Price Cuts Could Spur Sales Boom In 1949
The Federal Reserve Board survey for January to March 1949 shows consumers ready to buy at lower prices. Automobile demand rises with lower prices, while new homes and televisions see strong interest though costs rise. The board urges broader merchandising and price strategies to tap latent demand. W L Waller, 88, longtime Ohio Baptist treasurer, dies in Ironton.
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Street named for Gen Lucius D Clay in Berlin
A Berlin street formerly known as Clay allee or Clay street is renamed to honor Gen. Lucius D. Clay, former U S occupation chieftain in Germany. The sign was erected through a spontaneous gesture by local residents.
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