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The article reports on the resumption of normal publication by New York's nine major newspapers following a 19-day labor dispute with their deliverymen. Striking deliverymen accepted a 7 U.S. dollar wage and fringe package. The strike resulted in the loss of 25-million U.S. dollars in advertising and circulation revenues and 5-million U.S. dollar loss of wages. The strike also had a negative economic impact on Florida and Canada, but generated new income for other communications media.

The article reports that the Miami Manufacturers' Guild (MMG) has successfully secured a slot in the New York-Hollywood fashion parade in New York City. The retailers in Miami, Florida believe that their creations and designs will compete successfully in the event, and that many customers will patronize their products. Furthermore, the MMG hopes that the textile industry will be able to raise 10,000,000 dollar-a-year business income through the parade.