Postwar planning urged to avert economic slump
Charleston planning officials are urged to act quickly to map postwar projects funded by federal funds. Experts say a large public works program, totaling billions, is needed to absorb returning service members and displaced workers. Local authorities should prepare a ready list of projects and secure early funding opportunities.
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United States
Seders
Charleston
Alvin Hannan
Federal Reserve Board
Maj
Philip Fleming
Federal Works
Real Estate Booms In Foolish Twenties Florida
In Florida during the foolish twenties a boom ruined many and rewarded a few. Present growth is sound with more land near existing developments sold for homes under 5000 dollars. Real estate should reflect intrinsic home value, not speculative resale value. When building rules lift a sound, substantial building boom is expected in this region.
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Florida
Netherlands
Charleston
Kanawha Valley
Ocean Magnesium From Sea Water A Postwar Boom
Magnesium, the lightest metal, will replace aluminum in many civilian goods after the war. Recovered from ocean water, it now powers aircraft production with 200 million pounds this year. Years of research enabled profitable extraction and new plants will meet rising demand for cars, trucks, appliances, and building materials. War accelerates science and industry, though progress often follows conflict.
Washington Merry-Go-Round highlights debates over Italian royal family
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports inside State Department factions debating whether to back the Savoy line to rally a new government in Italy or promote a democratic, ground-up approach. The piece threads through opinions of Hull aides, Mussolini ties, and reactions to Utty. It also sketches social scenes with Wallace and Navy Waves uniforms, plus a brief tribute note to Madame Secretary Perkins.
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Philadelphia
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Drew Pearson
Ashington
State Department
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Hull
House of Savoy
Victor Emmanuel
Prince Umberto
Allan
Emmanuel
Benito Mussolini
MH Duce
Vicny
Sain
Caldeline State Department
Vichy
Mary
Teetetaler
Wallace Henry Wallace
Washington
Latin America
David
Panam
Wallace
Demoeric
Lima
Peru
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Walla
Bulivia
Nona Baldwin
New Yorkimes
Ton of the Waves
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Navy
Sips Aly
Perkins
We Hear I Returns From New York City Visit
A fragmentary column notes Stanley Pitchford recalling a New York trip and his wish to see more than buildings. It mentions several military and civilian figures with brief notes on postings, training, and local events, including Ensign Jack Maurice's home leave, nurse turned secretary Alice Bowie, and other Kanawha Valley residents connected to wartime service and community life.
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Lake Charles
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Madge R. Littlepage
Quarrier St
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Lyndon
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Cpl
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Nazace
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1Th
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Fatal misstep marked two years since Hitler’s invasion
INS dispatch from North Africa notes Hitler’s June 22 1941 decision to invade the Soviet Union and wipe out the Red Army. It recalls his oath secrecy at the Berlin chancellery and his six week promise to seize Moscow, while detailing subsequent Axis defeats and Allied bombing that erode Nazi power.
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Baering Down By Arthur Boge Baer 1843 Debut Chronicle
A quirky town scene unfolds with a deputy warden role, a light, a whistle, and a road map. The narrator recounts misadventures with a scooter card, a glowing flashlight, and a mistaken accusation of self promotion, ending with a quick bow.
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