Non Coms Lead U S Army In New System
Special to Western Newspaper Union outlines the backbone of a 1,400,000 man army with about 346,712 noncommissioned officers and 429,253 privates. It details selection by commanders, the role of character, specialist ratings, and pay scales from base $21 to master sergeant $126 per month, plus officer candidate paths.
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Union
Washington
Uncle Sam
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Philip of
Macedonia
Lochagos
Caesar
Decurian
Napoleon
Corpo
Farm income up as prices for dairy and grains rise
Nationwide farm prices show a 12 percent year over year gain, led by dairy products grains and cotton. Increased consumer purchasing power and government Food for Defense purchases boost demand while livestock prices remain high. Retail rural trade climbs 15 to 20 percent, with further gains expected. Industry expands both defense and civilian output to record levels.
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Chicago
Red Cross
United States Tops Global Steel Output in Nation Lead
Gary Indiana report states the U S produced 66 million tons of steel last year, more than all continental Europe and 41 percent of world output. Defense program aims to raise output to 64 million tons by year end.
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Ind
United States
U. S
Europe
Modern Science Elevates Cloth Fabrics in Homemaking
Chicago report notes rural and urban women embracing consumer education to improve fabric quality. Laundering labs test sheets for strength and color fastness, pushing manufacturers to meet minimum standards and reduce damage while expanding safe, effective laundering practices.
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Chicago
Grange
Asierloan Institute of Laundering
Tesearch Laboratories Lauder US
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