Light Metals Dominating Postwar Industry Plans
In a postwar outlook, aluminum and magnesium shape the path to rapid industrial growth. War time demands cut aluminum output by about 45 percent while new magnesium refineries sit idle. Early reform hinges on creating products that consume billions of pounds of these metals annually, with aviation driving demand as nations arm for global conflicts.
Industry stockpile shows wartime overcapacity and cuts
The article notes a sevenfold industry capacity surge during war, producing about 10 million pounds of virgin metal, but demand lagged. A 507,820 ton cutback since December 1943 reduced capacity, leaving a stockpile over 175,000 tons, with magnesium and aluminum output awaiting civilian use and potential new uses to ease security concerns. ETHRIDGE AWARDED Staff Sergeant Henry O. Eihold, wife Mrs. Mary Edge, headland route one, earns the Air Medal for meritorious combat service beginning with an April 23 bombing run on Italian bridges and later missions over Germany and France.
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Ethridge
Henry O. Eihold
Flying Fortress
Mary Edge
Route One
Air Medal
Ri Ttaly
Germany
France
Freshman scorers lead SEC race with Mississippi State and Florida ties
In the Southeastern Conference scoring race, freshmen backs Tom McWilliams of Mississippi State and Bobby Forbes of Florida are tied at 36 points after strong showings last week. Forbes' 27-20 win over Jacksonville Naval Air Station and McWilliams' 56-0 rout of Millsaps highlight the tight competition among top rookies, with Alabama’s Lowell Tew and Mississippi’s Jay Parks among others close behind. Bowen of Georgia Tech, Ritter of Georgia Tech, and Stephens of Tennessee trail with high single-game outputs, while Hooker and Burress also contribute for their teams.
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Chick Hosch
Atlanta
Tom ‘“Shorty’ McWilliams
Mississippi State
Bobby Forbes
Florida
Forbes
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
McWilliams
Millsaps
Jay Parks
Mississipi State
Lowell Tew
Alabama
Tew
Tide
Howard
Parks
Georgia Tech
Allen “Dinky” Bowen
Engineers
North Carolina
Frank Broyles
Tex Ritter
Buster Stephens
Tennessee
Tephens
Broyles
Ritter
Clyde Hooker
Mississippi
Dan Hattaway
Auburn
Eoward
Hooker
Rebels
Bowen
Hugh Morrow
Tom Burress
Hungarian Sergeant Evbridge Wins Gunnery Wings 1943
Sergeant Evbridge, serving in Hungary, completed Army induction in Gember M42 and earned gunnery wings at Las Vegas Nevada on September 18 1943. He has seen active overseas combat service.
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Evbridge
Armey
Gember
Ls Vegas
Nev
Domestic i express totals in early 194 era context
The report states domestic express totals reach 81 with BAO statements in the first half of 194, compared to 721,376 shipments in the secular 1983 period, marking an increase of 22.5 percent. The figures suggest a rising activity level across the transport and express sectors, reflecting broader economic trends of the era.
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