World oil shortage fuels Amoco recruitment drive in Saudi desert
The oil shortage drives Amoco to seek at least 3250 prime workers for two year stints in Saudi Arabia’s desert towns. By year end the company aims for 2400 permanent and 1150 temporary hires, with stringent standards, travel costs, and family adjustments noted, as recruiters target U.S. cities.
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Rs & Burton Weath
REW
York
NFA
Sam
iman-Amercan
Saudi Arabian
Persian Gulf
Atemco
Thn Saud
Acamco
Plarn
Smang
U. S
Fragmented text about population and housing in a remote area
The passage describes imprecise data on men and women ratios, climate conditions with sandstorms, and housing options including bungalow facilities and apartment buildings. It mentions temperature forecasts and various amenities but remains unclear and fragmentary overall.
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Kerthen
Degeges
Amd
Saude Arata
Journalist recalls London trip and British gowns sale
An American journalist recounts a London visit and a discussion about British fashion. He describes encounters with tailors, overheard opinions on American and British goods, and a trip to a department store where woolen tweed was bought at a bargain.
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London
Snow
Amenea
Lanihas
New York
Utah
Hidies’ Roads Tower
Califormia
Het Bey
Aramco plans housing and benefits for workers families
The report details Aramco extending room for workers by 1946 with homes for families, three week vacations with company air travel, and living allowances. Wages run about 13 percent above home scale while company stores price goods similarly to the United States. Hospital and teaching support are provided for families in the oil region.
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Tinwell
Aramco
Warren
Caurn
Baghdad
Asmiarra
Neha
Aer
States
Jim
Amergans
Geivees
Gold under Sahara sands fuels Britain fears and lies
A dialogue frames Britain’s need for wealth from Africa as gold to strengthen the economy while warning of government swindle. The conversation shifts to a NY stay with a request to attend Inside U.S.A. and hear praise for an English artist.
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England
Britain
New York
Lillie
Billy Rose
UNICEF Sends Meat To European Children
UNICEF ships about 2 million pounds of meat to undernourished children in Austria Holy Yugoslavia Bulgaria for Europe’s needy. First purchase from Uruguay government, valued at $1,000,000. Meat joins fats cod liver oil fish and milk to aid nearly 5 million children and nursing mothers via schools orphanages and wards.
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Unicef
Montevideo
Uruguay
Austria
Holy
Yugoslavia
Romans
Bulgaria
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
Europe
Sugar production dips as land and labor serve war needs
Mewsis factories operate below peacetime output as land and manpower shift to military use during the war, reducing sugar production capacity and affecting supply.
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Mewsis
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San Francisco
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