Postwar Michigan outlook and Willow Run layoffs anticipated
The article outlines a Michigan reconversion forecast with Willow Run plant closing June 15, 1945, widespread layoffs by September in Detroit, and return of war workers to small towns. It notes state actions on unemployment benefits, payroll reserves, and a planned public works program totaling about 430 million dollars to ease postwar unemployment. It highlights savings from bonds and bank deposits supporting a hopeful Michigan rebound.
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Louis M. Nims
State Revenue
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Arkansas
Missouri
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Detroit Real Estate Board
Truman
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Kelly
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Vernon J. Brown
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Probate Register Carlton A Lindberg Appointment Notice
True copy from Carlton A. Lindberg Register of Probate with attorney William F. Pellow address in Bessemer Michigan. The text also includes a miscellaneous note about fixed incomes and unsolicited bonuses as well as a remark on women and relationships.
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Bessemer
Said
Robert R. Wright
Anne Hamilton McIntosh
William F. Pellow
Carlton A. Lindberg
WM. F. Pellow
Michigan
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