Food prices stay high with outlook uncertain
The agriculture department warns retail food prices may remain high or rise this fall and next spring. Wholesale price indices climbed in August with meat eggs milk and butter all increasing. Authorities cite strong consumer purchasing and export demand as drivers, while noting experts helped avert surpluses in some foods.
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Prices Too High To Drop Further Says Analyst
An analyst cautions that prices are unlikely to fall much more despite market pressure. The comment notes persistent costs and demand factors that keep downward movement limited.
Labor chief urges jobs for 500000 disabled veterans
Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Boehm—Boehwellbich urged employers to provide work for 500000 disabled veterans and physically handicapped civilians. He said state and federal committees are coordinating to make national employ the physical handicapped week, Oct 5 12.
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Take Off for Cairo on World Flight Leg
George Truman and Clifford Evans launched from Rome to Cairo in Piper Cub Super-cruisers as part of their round the world flight. They expect a 10 to 11 hour crossing of the Mediterranean and carry enough gasoline for 15 hours.
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Iowa Labor Plans Political Moves
Iowa state federation of labor leaders outlined a strategy to defeat national and state lawmakers at the polls. President A A Couch told 275 delegates the goal is to oust the political machine and elect labor-friendly officials, while aligning with other groups to back acceptable candidates. He said labor will support candidates opposing Iowa senators, congressmen, and state leaders, and that voter registration drives would target every man, woman, and family.
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Strike Results Become Worse
Pittsburgh September 9. Negotiators struggle to end a five day railroad walkout harming U S steel affiliates. Carnegie Illinois in Pittsburgh idles 15 004 workers. six firms plan early cutbacks as material shortages threaten further unemployment. Steel output drops to about 84 percent capacity as the strike cuts ingot and finished steel production.
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Taft Hartley Law Focus At Delegates Conference
A briefing explained how the Taft Hartley law affects labor politics. Delegates will discuss labor policies ahead of upcoming primaries and elections.
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