Postwar plan calls for 12 to 14 million new civilian jobs
A House postwar planning committee led by Rep. Colmer outlines a blueprint for a postwar economy aiming for 54 to 56 million total jobs, with 12 to 14 million new civilian positions within two years after Germany's defeat. It urges tax reform, private enterprise, and rapid reconversion to peacetime production while expanding unemployment benefits and public works.
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House Committee On Postwar Planning
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Japan
PICTURES OF FIRST LADY AND LETTER CODE PUZZLE SOLVE
The page presents a puzzle grid titled President's Wife with horizontal and vertical clues. Across include references to Mrs. 12 Erbium and noted wordplay like Pictured wife of 28th U S President. Down clues list common abbreviations and terms such as accustoms and lawmaking body.
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Tito Says No Allied Land Forces In Yugoslavia
Rome confirmed a Tito statement that no Allied land forces operate in Yugoslavia. Commando units from Allied Adriatic bases conducted raids and withdrew. Tito added the struggle is conducted by Yugoslav national liberation army with Allied air force support. No mention of Russian troops was made.
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Rome
J. B. Tito
Adriatic
Yugoslavia
Tito
National Liberation Army of
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