Post War Jobs Plan Aimed at 55 Million Openings
New York report details the committee for economic development led by Paul G. Hoffman to organize 55 million postwar jobs. It calls for output of 135 to 150 billion dollars annually, with private financing and support from federal agencies. Research and local business mobilization will drive prewar-to-postwar transitions.
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New York
America
Committee For Economic Development
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Corporation
Federal Reserve
Hoffman
Jesse H. Jones
Jones
Carroll L. Wilson
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Miss Iva Heath Rejoins Government Work in Washington
Miss Iva Earl Heath, after visiting relatives for several days, departed Thursday for Washington D C to resume her government position. She travels with Miss Mary Ellen Cottle who will spend the summer there.
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Iva Earl Heath
Washington, D. C
Mary Ellen Cottle
George C Cone Visited Cavilla Resident in Cameron
George C. Cone of Cavilla was a visitor in Cameron on Wednesday. A phone contact is listed as 282 for further news items or inquiries.
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George C. Cone of
Cavilla
Cameron
Victory Gardens
Wyoming Sheepherder Seeks Marriage License
A Mexican sheep herder and his son visited Sam Chilcote who registers men for the draft. The son was registered in class 1-A but then asked for a marriage license, insisting on it despite the clerk’s remark that he was nearly in the army.
Judge Teaches Teacher By Blackboard Method
Los Angeles. Municipal Judge H Leon ard Kaufman jokes with Mrs. Winifred Hunt a teacher with an A card about discipline. She says she makes pupils write the rule 100 times on the blackboard. The judge invites her to begin.
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Los Angeles
Winifred Hunt
H. Leonard Kaufman
Woman's Estate Left For Painless Trapping
Miss Ida Eveline Bliss aged 81 left almost half her 2 000 900 estate to aid painless trapping of animals in her 18 room Long Island house. The will filed for probate provides the remainder to those who worked for her and her friends.
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New York
Ida Eveline Bliss
Long Island
Mrs Whittle of Gladewater Visits Sister in Sprott Family
Mrs. T N Whittle of Gladewater has been visiting her sister Mrs Daisy Sprott for some time. She was formerly Miss Ruth Sprinkel and lived in Cameron. Any news item you know.
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T. N. Whittle
Gladewater
Daisy Sprott
Mrs. Whittle
Ruth Sprinkel
Cameron
City urges curb parking near fire plugs to aid responders
Mayors message urges citizens to pull cars to the curb at the first fire siren and avoid parking behind fire trucks. Ordinances restrict parking near fire plugs with marked pegs in the business district. The note praises the fire department and calls for cooperation to maintain low fire insurance rates. Also lists visitors to Cameron and a newborn Eugene Arnold Glaser on May 10.
Burtis Couple Welcome Baby Daughter Mary Irene
Mr and Mrs John Burtis announce the birth of a daughter at Cameron Hospital on May 9. The child weighs 71.2 pounds and is named Mary Irene.
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Arnold Glaser
Buckholts
Cameron Hospital
Eugene Arnold
John Burtis
Mary Irene
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Frank
Geo, Deer
Houston
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