Italy’s Postwar Economic Rise and Industrial Growth
Francis H. Sisson outlines Italy’s wartime debt and wealth shifts, noting wealth growth from 16.2 billion to 21.23 billion and a debt rise to 15.07 trillion including internal and external credits. He highlights rail and road links, textile, iron, steel, electrical, and agricultural expansions, silk, wool, wine, and olive crops, and postwar trade revival, especially with the Near East.
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Italy
Finance Commission For Reconstruction
Ttaly
United States
Indian Oceans
Suez Canal
Alps
Europe
Sowthern Itny
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
Thac
Near East
Six Steel Ships Launched in Historic Oakland Ceremony
Oakland observers witnessed six new steel ships totaling nearly 60 000 tons launched into the Pacific at Oakland Inner Harbor in a record breaking event tied to a nationwide celebration. The six ships were presented under the Oakland Chamber of Commerce amid crowds, with Admirals generals and marine officials in attendance.
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Wiba
United Kingdom
Italy
Oakland
Calif
Har- Anoday
Hog Island
Oaklands of Commerce
Aisa
Marines
CON Corps
States ‘Shiping Board
Saila
Kansas
Christmas Parcel Rush at Local Post Office
A long queue formed in the post office as dozens of residents lined up with Christmas packages all afternoon. Clerks worked at four service windows weighing parcels issuing stamps and insuring items with Walter Berger Peter Bergerson Jr. and John Marks assisting at the counters.
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Walter Berger
Peter Bergerson, Jr
John Marks
Children’s Home Appeals for Funds in Cheyenne
The Wyoming Children's Home society asks Cheyenne residents to help via mailed appeal cards. They care for many children awaiting homes and invite adoptions through Miss Alice Jewel, superintendent. The note mentions twin 42 year old orphans and room for nine more, weather permitting.
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Wyoming Children's Home Society
Cheyenne
Alice Jewel
I¢alo
Winter Arrives Unseasonably Early in Wyoming Almanac
The article notes the almanac proclaims winter starts on December 22 though Wyoming faces extended winter conditions already. It remarks days shorten and linger toward the solstice before turning toward spring and summer, with local mentions of Miss Berenice Rittennour of Stewart visiting the Normandie and Casper visitors L. Wittes and A. G. Wyland in Cheyenne.
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Wyoming
Fuel Committee in Cheyenne Discontinued
The Cheyenne fuel committee is ended as coal supply stabilizes. Ed P. Taylor closed his order desk after duties, dealers resume supplying coal with a two ton maximum, urging limited orders to help those in greatest need.
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Cheyenne
Ed P. Taylor
Pupplying. Com Coal
Many Giving Robin Redbreast Stockings in Cheyenne
Mrs F L Robinson in charge reports 180 stockings filled and 274 boxes prepared for Christmas gifts in Cheyenne. This compares with 224 items in 1918. Thirteen dry farm families of 40 or more in the area will be remembered. Roxana Petro Loom Company agrees to assist ten families.
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F. L. Robinson
Cheyenne
Roxana Petro
Pryde Promoted to Manager at Union Pacific Coal Co
George E. Pryde promoted from superintendent to general manager of the Union Pacific Coal Company. He will assume duties January 1, succeeding W. D. Brenon who recently resigned. Pryde has long served with the company.
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George E. Pryde
Union Pacific Coal Company
W. D. Breanon
Eg Pryde
Undertaking Company Opens Chugwater Branch
The W. W. Dome Undertaking company at Chugwater will have Frank A. Heerd in charge. Bath and night service will be provided with W. W. Dome bringing his experience to the city. W. St. Jewin Wee from Pine Bluffs was in town yesterday.
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W. W. Dome Undertaking Company
Chugwater
Frank A. Heerd
Bath and Night Service
W. W.aye
W. St. Jewin
Pine Bluffs
Fire Department Called Out Twice
The fire department was dispatched twice yesterday as responders rushed to an incident involving a fire truck making two separate runs. No injuries reported. Further details unavailable.
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Fire Department
Fire call reports rubbish burn in Union Pacific yards
A call from box 23 at Twefth and Fussell described a pile of rubbish burning in the Union Pacific yards. A second alert from box 63 at Twenty-fifth and Carey was a false alarm.
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Twefth
Fussell
Union Pacific
Twenty-fifth
Carey
Body of Mrs Huddle to Go to Hillsdale
The body of Mrs. Cynthia E seem who died in Cheyenne Thursday night is to be sent to Hillsdale for burial.
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Mrs. Huddle
Hillsdale
Cynthia E. Seem
Cheyenne
Hillsdale Shipment Reaches Cheyenne for Medical Aid
A shipment bound for Hillsdale is being sent Monday by Hobbs, Huckfeldt and Finkbiner. Mrs. Huddle of Hillsdale traveled to Cheyenne to receive medical care, with the transfer noted as part of the day’s arrangements.
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Hobbs, Huckfeldt and Finkbiner
Huddle
Hillsdale
Cheyenne
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Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
South America
Australia
Res Ae
IX Steel
Pacific Ocean
Oakland Shipyards
Children’s Home
Berenice Rittennour
Stewart
The
Normandie
Fa. G. Wyland
L. Wittes
Casper
Cheyenne Vialtora
Robin
Sonora
Wyoming Book Store Co
Capitol Ave
Pioneer
Carey Ave
Shumen Broa
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