Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1947 — Page 14

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Mr. Snyder was asked at his news ie amie bomb, conference ‘whether private enter- There were no reports, however, | prise could restrict installment buy- that anything suitable for use in ling enough to prevent inflation in|¥3 had been found. that fleld. . “I doubt it seriously,” he replied. BANGOR PUBLISHER DIES “Competition would make it aim. | BANGOR, Me., Nov, 13 (UP)— Jeult for them to put any very Fred D. Jordan, 69, publisher of the strong restrictions on installment Bangor Dally News since 1929, died credit without government regula-|suddenly at his home here last tions.” night.

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