After the War Economic Prospects Outlined
Dr Edward Ewing Pratt of the U S Department of Commerce outlined postwar needs for Europe at the Southern Commercial Congress in Norfolk He cited capital equipment raw materials and time saving machinery as priority imports from the United States and urged continued loans with secured credits to aid reconstruction while noting expected demand in England Finland and Germany and the role of neutral nations in trade during the transition period.
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U S Industrial Plans for Postwar Trade Competition
Dr Pratt discusses belligerent plans to regain commercial strength after the war. He notes Paris conference efforts and Eng land ideas, crediting collectivist war controls for early material supply. He is optimistic that U S manufacturers will compete with Europe and that the nation will implement steps to match European costs and methods.
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Five Day Industrial Week Proposed by Church Report
Associated Press reports the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ America urged a five day industrial week. The commission calls for one day of rest in seven for workers and supports public worship and spiritual culture. It recommends munitions plants give one rest day, preferably Sunday, and envisions both Saturday and Sunday as days for rest and worship.
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