To Keep Consumers Posted On Cotton Goods Price Boost
Washington July 5 The Office of Price Administration promised to inform consumers promptly how much more they will pay for cotton textiles under price advances. About one third of cotton fabric output will command higher mill prices. Bowles said the effect on the cost of living would not be substantial.
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Washington
Offices of
Price Administration
OPA
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Trade talk on price hikes and production costs
A speaker notes that some increases must be passed to consumers while others can be absorbed during production and distribution. Final decisions on these questions will be announced promptly. The article mentions Brazil being named after the dye wood once a relief export.
Oldest Frederick County Resident Dies at 101
Woodsboro Maryland July 5 Mrs Barbara Graham aged 101 the oldest Frederick county resident died Monday night after a short illness Born May 1843 in Pennsylvania she was the eldest of ten children of John and Eliza LeGore
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Woodsboro
Barbara Graham
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
John
Eliza LeGore
Widow of James Graham remembered in Maryland obituary
A Maryland widow, last surviving member of her immediate family, long lived in New Midway and wife of James Graham, was noted for an avid reading habit and keen Civil War recollections. The article also mentions ancient Greek light signal systems for message transmission.
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Maryland
New Midway
James Graham
Graham
George Leads in Georgia Democratic primary renomination
In Atlanta on July 5 Senator Walter F. George won renomination in the Democratic primary over an unknown challenger, sweeping all reporting counties based on unofficial returns and piling up a large popular vote total.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Walter F. George
George
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