Postwar plans to lift mood and steer demand for years
Amid ongoing war production, experts study postwar recovery strategies. Plans focus on absorbing returning soldiers, reallocating labor, expanding chemurgy, plastics, and building, with heavy emphasis on housing, timber use, and public works. Aviation growth expected but not dominating. auto and fuel advances foreseen. South America and global debt shifts noted as influences on postwar prosperity.
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American Institute of Architects
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American Planning and Civic Association
Conference Committee On Urban Problems
U.S.A
South America
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All-Out Arlene Faces Front Line Duty Dilemma
Arlene explains the WAAC mission to free men for combat can be challenged by office routines and reluctant soldiers. A gullible, officious clergyman jokes about “home duty,” while Arlene reveals the humor and tension in women’s service roles during wartime.
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Sailene
Brooklyn
Lissen
Dames
One Half Chicken Stretching Meals Guide
A homemaker guides using one half chicken for roasting and the other for stewing. Includes chicken in salads with fruit, hot potato salad, cottage cheese dishes, and a chilled dessert. Provides step by step roast and stew methods, plus recipes for cottage cheese salads and a Frozen Apricot Shortcake.
Pollination Still Is Bees Biggest Wartime Job
The article notes honey bees remain key to wartime food through pollination of crops for seed and fruit. Wild pollinators are scarce where land is cultivated, so domestic bees are essential for legumes and other seeds. Beekeeping complements seed production by supplying nectar and food for bees in Clover, alfalfa, and related crops.
Lynn Says The Score Card on Rationed Foods
Ceiling prices have been announced for many rationed foods and shoppers should consult lists. Buy in season to save and prepare for fall and winter. City dwellers without gardens can help farmers or pick produce. markets should be visited early for fresh goods.
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the World of Tomorrow
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Carl Shiveley
Mr. Churchill
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