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Cleveland Retail Prices Advance
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports Cleveland retail prices rose 0.3 percent while Cincinnati food prices fell 1.5 percent. Adolph O Berger, director, notes over August to November Cleveland prices gained 0.3 percent to 115.2, and from November 1952 to November 1953 the city saw about a 1.7 percent overall rise in consumer prices.
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Adolph O. Berger
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