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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1944

Page

8

Mason County industry bid eyed after war by tri county group

In Point Pleasant and surrounding counties Mason Gallia and Meigs organize to pursue postwar industrial development. A proposed land purchase near New Haven and a tri county chamber push signal plans for new plants as war ends.

Mason Gallia Meigs Point Pleasant W. Va Mason County Washington West Virginia Malleable Iron Co Quality Manufacturing Co Kanawha Valley Charleston Manon County Wisconsin Chicago Tri-County Mason, Gallia Meigs Counties New Haven Kanawha Virginia Tri-County Chamber of Commerce

Business Urged to Lead Postwar Reconversion Plan

Secretary Jesse Jones calls for a virile upsurge of private initiative to guide peaceful reconversion after the war. He cites small business as essential to a stable economy and urges active participation across all firms to translate plans into action. The Commerce Department will aid but cannot implement without private leadership.

Washington Jesse Jones Department of Commerce Jones Department

Fruitful Year In Science 1943 Highlights

Science had a fruitful year in 1943 with radar rocket cannons and rocket gliders, torpedoes, new medicines and synthetic chemicals, penicillin uses, anti malarial and cancer research, hormones, plastics, alcohol methods, materials like cotton leather and water proof papers, and new tech from filters to glow markers and shark repellant.

Navy

Attu airmen interpret red jacket script as apology

Army fighter pilots at Attu explain that the Japanese language characters painted in red on the backs of their leather flying jackets mean So sorry please.

Aleutian Island Attu

Dinner table drubbings and rationing in 1943 America

AP Financial Writer Gareth Much More recalls how wartime rationing shaped family life in 1943 New York. Butter scarce. beef, potatoes, poultry moved in and out of the black market category. Coffee, sugar, cream, and other staples rationed while pockets full of cash spurred restaurant eating and overbuying.

New York

Farmers produce record income in 1943 amid wartime demands

American agriculture reached a peak in 1943 with record output and cash income of 19.7 billion dollars, up from 16.18 billion in 1942. Despite labor shortages and scarce fertilizers and equipment, 25 percent of production was reserved for direct war use, prompting rationing and policy debates on inflation.

Congress

Puts 1 000 Pennies Buckets Legally Challenged

In Tulsa Oklahoma District Judge S Shaw heard Mosley 54 admit packing lyric coins in a bucket as a weekly 40 dollar alimony payment to ex wife Mary Moshey of Kansas City. He claimed nagging alimony and court joked about fixing the bucket before dismissal for nonpayment.

Tulsa Okla S. Shaw Wis Mosley Mary Moshey Kansas City Shaw

Injured Flier Parachutes, Lands Near English Foot Specialist

Edwin C. Johnson, a bomber pilot, parachuted from his plane on a bombing mission and landed with a severely sprained ankle. He crawled to a nearby house identified as the residence of a renowned English foot specialist who treats such injuries.

Chattanooga Tenn Edwin C. Johnson

Robbery Thief Flaunts Escape From Police Raid

In Knoxville detectives trailed a thief who seized a police car and fled after a raid. The vehicle crashed into a pole at an intersection as the thief escaped with a detective’s clean shirt.

Knoxville Tenn

Brooks Shoes Lead Army Service Footwear From Nelsonville Plant

The William Brooks Shoe Co at Nelsonville has produced and shipped 700000 pairs of Army service shoes since August 1941. The plant employs about 170, manufactures 1890 pairs daily with half for military use and half for civilian wear. The firm expands its facility and plans a new combat boot for foreign service while maintaining production as workers are drafted and replaced.

HW. Bartlett Messenger Nelsonville William Brooks Shoe Co Ita Uncle Sam Italy Brooks Shoes Army

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