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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1948
Page
6
Akron dispatch reports continuing strong demand for replacement and original equipment tires through 1949 as inventories grow. John L. Collyer of B F Goodrich urges dissolution of the wartime rubber patent pool to restore competitive research and lower costs.
AP Newsfeatures explains the corn hog ratio and how it guides pork supply. When the ratio nears 13 to 1 farmers expand hog herds, but full effect on pork prices lags by about a year as pigs mature and are fattened on corn.
The army renames four ships to honor World War II heroes who died in combat. Lieut James F E Robinson is honored by renaming the Czechoslovakia Victory, killed in Germany on April 6 1945. Sgt Jack J Pendleton memorializes a soldier killed at Bardenberg Germany October 12 1944. Pvt Joseph F Merrell becomes Grange Victory, killed near Lohe Germany April 18 1945. Pvt Leonard C Brostrom renames the Marine Eable after a Leyte Philippines rifleman killed October 28 1944.
The F W Woolworth Co refuses to sign with any union not certified by the National Labor Relations Board. CIO Local 65 had threatened a strike and established picket lines at U S Woolworth stores. an AFL union seeks NLRB certification claiming majority support among warehouse workers.
A religious humanitarian group plans a southern California haven for about 100 European orphans on a 196 acre farm near Santa Paula. The United States European Evangelical commission aims to house 50 boys and 50 girls, with 29 Baltic refugees considered for arrival and to help finish an unfinished hotel on the ranch for work in agriculture.
Government troops prepare an amphibious landing at Yingkow Manchurian port to open a route to Mukden for supply movements. Hulutao is listed as a likely jumping off point while Communist forces reportedly abandon Yingkow. North China quiet. central China reports Red capture of Fonyang in Anhwei.
Turson Baily Cutzee reports a portion from August 1948 noting the Yellow River was diverted to its ancient course a year earlier. The item records the historical change and its timing relative to the last year.
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