Reconstruction drive broadens to peace time jobs nationwide
Washington May 29. Reconstruction movements sweep states to reestablish peacetime life. Governors mayors and civic bodies coordinate to place demobilized soldiers in work and revive factories. Alaska offers 3000 veterans jobs while states fund loans and public works. Michigan Ohio and California lead Americanization and vocational efforts as roads schools and housing receive attention.
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National Council For Defense
Boy Scouts
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Alaska
All Defense Council
Colorado
Iowa
Denver
Michigan
Cox
Pennsylvania
Erie
Philadelphia
Memphis, Tenn
California
Los Angeles
Inflation and Paige Results
John J. Arnold of the First National Bank of Chicago discusses inflation and prices, urging private financing and increased production to reduce costs. He warns against government bonds and argues for using foreign interest to fund European rehabilitation, promoting friendship and long term profits.
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John J. Arnold
First National Bank of Chicago
Division of Public Works
Information and Education Service
U. S. Department of Labor
Arnold
Chicago
United States
Mr. Arnold
Europe
Residents and visitors mingle during a sunny Sunday
Bedford Clive Quivey and family visited relatives on Sunday while Della Carsey aided Lovan Cuckler with house cleaning. Charley Cullums called on Harley Cuckler. Mrs. Mary Gossit stayed with Mrs. Liddie Wallace as Harold Jones and Story Henderson sheared for G. H. Williams. Sam Williams and family visited Dick Mills’s home. Planting corn resumes after wet weather delays. A cream separator promises uniform cream regardless of speed.
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Hilber
Della Carsey
Midway
Lovan Cuckler
Charley Cullums
Darwin
Harley Cuckler
Mary Gossit
Pratts Forw
Liddie Wallace
Harold Jones
Story Henderson
G. H. Williams
Lodi
Sam Williams
Dick Mills
Kinsyburry
Bessie Jones
Melda Duckler
Glen Hart
Burlingham
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