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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1944

Page

14

Houses Costing Less Than $6,000 Lead Post War Demand

Washington June 3 The Office of Civilian Requirements survey of 4,500 American families shows one in ten would buy or build a new house now if materials and labor were available. Demand centers on homes 3000 to 6000 dollars with expectations of a long strong construction market and plans for cheaper houses.

Washington INS United States Office of Civilian OCR Elliott El-liott War Production Board Eliott

Garibaldi and Allied Drive Converge in Italy's Endgame

A stark parallel is drawn between Garibaldi's 1860 61 campaign in Italy and Allied advances landing in Sicily and moving toward Naples. Gaeta falls after a long siege as Eisenhower's forces push inland, matching days to key milestones and signaling the birth of the Kingdom of Italy under Victor Emmanuel II.

Gaeta Italy Garigliano Garibaldi Sicily National Geographic Society Piedmont Genoa Marsala United Nations Eisenhower Tunisia Gela Messina Naples Salerno Volturno Kingdom of Italy Victor Emmanuel II Garibaldi Eisenhower Alexander Boays

Hereford Breeders Gather At Morlunda Farm Field Day

Hereford breeders from West Virginia and surrounding states gathered at Morlunda farms for a field day. Oscar Nelson, president of United Carbon Co. and owner of the farms, invited breeders from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky and Virginia. Boys and Girl Scouts in farm work programs receive medical examinations with written parental consent.

Morlunda Lewisburg West Virginia Morlunda Farms Oscar Nelson United Carbon Co Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Virginia

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