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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1946
Page
5
The Macon Telegraph-News reports a $509000 budget line for Ocmulgee National Monument work, awaiting Congressional action for approval. Funds would supplement normal park staffing and upkeep on the Ocmulgee river east bank as the Indian museum at the park nears completion.
San Francisco reports a confident West as postwar gains emerge. War workers and returning soldiers seek jobs while retailers record higher sales and larger orders. Bankers fund expansion, oil, chemical, plastics, and machinery industries hire more workers, while ship and aircraft plants cut jobs. Forecasters expect Pacific trade growth and new industries, with apparel expanding and sign makers optimistic for a strong decade ahead.
The report notes that top priority items remain and that indications point to work beginning in July. Specific projects, dates, or responsible organizations are not detailed in the fragment.
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