Babson Sees Record Boom From Postwar U S Industry
The article argues that postwar U S growth will be driven by a new wave of independent businesses and expansion of the defense industry. It foresees vast manufacturing changes including bombproof city design, shielded factories, redesigned schools and theatres, and new housing with public shelters, plus widespread infrastructure upgrades to support future civilian protection.
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Babson
U. S
Monitor
Eles
Hitler
Winter sports resorts ready in this state
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania winter sports resorts are prepared to serve snow travelers. Skiing, tobogganing, ice skating, sleighing and snowshoeing are among popular activities at various venues from Kene to Pocono region. Hotels and communities plan winter events while roads and trains accommodate visitors. In Butler a car crash on Nort Main street left Mr Buckley, his wife, and two children injured.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Commerce
Kene
McKean County
Mount Sunmil
Uniontown
Fayette County
Edidboro
Erie County
Altoona
Cook Forest
Weatherly
Igay Hazieton
Williamsport
Pocono
Reed
Buckley
Franklin
Butler Hospital
Butler
Bickley
Main Street
Local notices and community briefs in Warren area
The page lists diverse items from Warren and vicinity including grocery ads and holiday notices, church and club events, fighter and police dispatches, and oblique reports. Highlights mention a Bible study Sunday December 1, a Mentor Club meeting, a hypnotist show December 11, and various local incidents, schedules, and charitable notices across multiple towns.
Quintuplets Reported Born in Camaguey Cuba
Havana dispatch from Associated Press reports that quintuplets were born early today at an isolated Camaguey farm in eastern Cuba about 300 miles from Havana. The babies include two girls and three boys. The mother had previously borne several sets of twins and triplets among 16 other children. Father is Enrique Giray, a farm laborer.
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Cuba
Associated
Urees
Havana
Camaguey
Enrique Giray
Rites Planned for Col Means in Kane Church
Military rites will be held Sunday for Col Monroe A Means commanding officer of the 112th Infantry PNG who died Thursday night in Kane. Officers of Company A will attend the 1 30 p m service at Pirsh Congregational Church with a military escort. The body lies in state until 3 p m with a guard of honor in church during services conducted by Rev W J Thoms assisted by Capt Walter A Moser. He is survived by his widow and one son Lieut Howard Means stationed with the 1th Observation Squadron at Fort Knox Ky.
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Kane
Monroe A. Means
112Th Infantry
P.N.G
Pirsh Congregational
W. J.thoms
Walter A. Moser
Chapisni
Gol. Means
Lieut
Howard Means
1Th Observation Squadron
Fort Knox
Radio schedules and local notices mix in wartime chatter
Daily listings mix radio programs from CBS NBC and local stations with a note on wartime broadcasts. The piece mentions a Mexico inauguration, assorted hour-by-hour program blocks, and a late December registration deadline for aliens with fines. Local items include an upcoming NYA work experience project in Titusville, a freak hound dog, and funeral notices for Iva Peebles Hancox.
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Titusville
NYA
Dominic Piccirillo
West Pleasant Street
J. M. Culver
Frank T. Culver
Iala
Iva Peebles Hancox
Cherrytree Township
City Hospital
Hanieod
Clyde Peebles
Lawrence Rouse
Walisburg
Corry Hospital
Fay Borigie
Pittsburgh Post-Deace
Spr
Farm Calendar Pullets Need Calcium and Feed Advice
Poultry experts at Pennsylvania State College warn that soft shelled eggs stem from insufficient calcium intake and advise placing shell-making material in a well lit, accessible area. Dairy cows slated to freshen should have a resting period and a good ration. Livestock specialists advocate balanced feeding for market finish in lambs. McIntosh apples are praised for aroma and tenderness with harvest October to January. Seed corn storage advised before hard freezes. Feed prices look favorable aside from some roughages. A found infant at University of Pennsylvania dormitory, Philadelphia. Downtown treasure hunt shopping expected to begin Christmastime.
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Pennsylvania State College
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Chase & Sansorn's
Ib. Peck
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Jane Parker
Jane Parker Donuts
A&p
A&f
Loaf &c
Sunnyfield
Wilcox Grocery
North Center Street
Mentor Club
Donald Stewart
Concord Street
Arthur F. Ellis
Westmaster
Cambridge Springs
Ellis
Senate
Roosevelt
Warren
Vicin
Ity
Mayes
Nity
Franz J. Fpolgar
Warren High School
Spartansburg Firemen
Lanston
Pranklin
Don
Close
Willine Altman
Altman
Katé Frost
S. W. Hubbard
Smethport
D. A. Arird
Orrin Borstorff
Charles Horstorf
Wayne Township
Sir —Franklin
Richard Clair Jolley
Pittsburgh
Harold Wade McNeely
Elkstrest
McNeely
F. E. Root
Knights of Columbus
G. of A
Horn Block
Joseph Konopke
Grant Street
The
Gospel Light-House
Dial
St. Edward's Hall
Clayton Kohler
Warren General Hospital
Sherwood
J. R. Thompson
State Motor Police
Dugall Hill
Pittsfield
Wrightsville
Forest C. Hazeltine
R. D
Orville J. Haker
Peach Street
Erle
Haker
Peter Rabbitt
Gospel Light House
Worth St
Erie
Katherine
Williams
19Th Street
Jerry J. Williams
Arlené
Spaulding
Girard
Jonathan
F Spaulding
Granesville
Cruelty
Ralph C. Benedict
Selective Service
Warren County
Joseph B. Rodgers
William Romain
Henry Gregory
Sugar Grove
Masterson ‘Transfer Company
Struthers‘Wells
Greek Relief Fund Association
New York
Arthur Hunt
Willie Hunt
Spring Creek
All Rooins
Mires Ol City Bhunches
Mya Orphanises
Ol Gity Hospital
Prack D. Mew
Prrteacetty Etary
Aehveret
Lindsleys Pharsiacy
Isi
Firat
Camacho
Mexico
Weab-Neg
CBS
WABC
WJZ
NBC
Henry A. Wallace
WEAF
Russia
America
Jack Benny
Cherriy McCarthy
Avanta Nya Symphony
Andre
Howard & Shelton
Britain
Rebea
Moires
Monogram
Calander
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Gil City
CIA Acu
Eels Raha
Newes
Westinghouse
Be Oui
Etary Garden
Sanalfey
Holt
Center Sf
Bond Strest
Rcl, Nee
Ularis
Tribune
Anoth
Rooseveltern
Theodore of
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Aust
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