Luftwaffe Strikes Coventry and Cities Yet Life Goes On
United Press dispatchers Harry Flory and Edward Beattie Jr report that German coventrizing raids aimed at business districts did not halt British war production. In Coventry Liverpool Bristol Southampton Plymouth and Portsmouth, bombs hit downtown areas but factories largely survived while civic life continued with emergency measures and quick repairs. The reporters note rapid reopening of Coventry streets services and resilient civilian adaptation amid widespread ruin.
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Carpenters Move to Defense Jobs Across Texas and Oklahoma
Amarillo carpenters have joined defense projects in Brownwood San Angelo and other centers as 150 union members work away from home. With 240 listed in Amarillo only 109 remain. Plumbers tinsmiths and electricians follow, raising local journeyman scarcity while school bus costs average 19.50 per pupil nationwide.
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Brownwood
San Angelo
Texas
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W. W. Finch
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
United States
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