Editors See 1947 Recession Likely But Short Lived
Editors from 120 trade and technical magazines foresee a leveling of activity in 1947 with possible price drops but no lasting recession. They warn wage price spirals and strikes could curb production, yet expect a brief readjustment followed by higher prices stabilizing and a return to prosperity once labor disputes ease.
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New York
Gant
Éad-| Sng
Bisamed
National Conference of Business
Wis
Business, Trade and Technical
Associated Business Papers
Conference of Editors
Tespec
Deaths of Police Chief and Subordinate Shocks Arkansas
Little Rock authorities suspected a grand jury probe into gambling led Police Chief Martin to fear his lieutenant Deuber would incriminate him. Martin, 51, shot Deuber with a riot gun and then killed himself, authorities say. Both bodies were found along a rural road northeast of the city. Friends had said Martin was brooding over possible indictment. Grand jury foreman Ratcliff reported reassurances given to Martin.
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Little Rock
Ark
N. Martin
Deuber
Martin
Deubler
Lakewood
Marin
Aom
Haynie
Wsa
Howard Disongh
Pulanki County
Marlin
Walter
Guy
Pulaski County
Grand Jury
Elyrians To Attend Furnishings Show in Chicago
M. J. Ardman of Elyria Furniture Co and H. B. Rogovy of Rao gard's Home Beautiful travel to Chicago Monday for the International Home Furnishings Show, a yearly event with over 800 exhibitors across two vast buildings. Ardman notes demand for household goods remains high and production remains limited, affecting allocations of wood furniture.
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M. J. Ardman
Elyria Furniture Co
H. B. Rogovy
Raogard
Home Beautiful
Chicago
Ardmaon
Fragmentary notes hint at prewar market surveys and appliances
Incomplete text references Mr Rogovy and a survey of manufacturers on major appliances and home furnishings. It mentions prewar trends, sales at the market, high design items, and expanding store features including carpeting and home goods.
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Rogovy
Rapids
Jamestown
Pole Saves Soldier From Ice After Fall
A fishing pole Balaski carried proved the difference between life and drowning. While returning home after fishing through the ice, the 22 year old T/Sgt Paul Balaski fell into a hole and used the pole to span the opening and boost himself from the water. The incident occurred near Little Falls Minnesota.
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Little Falls
Minn
Paul Balaski
Balaski
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