Americans confident of victory but fear postwar hard times
Fortune surveys show 69.9 percent expect harder work after the war and 60.5 percent anticipate lower pay, with 43.7 percent fearing unemployment and only 37.3 percent believing their children have a better chance of success. more government regulation and continuation of the New Deal are expected after the war. The survey notes a mood of vague dread rather than clear optimism about postwar life.
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Burney
New York
U. S
Tony
Fortune Magazine
Fortune
Fortune Survey Highlights Postwar Unemployment Fears
The Fortune Survey finds that after the war many expect widespread unemployment with 60.7 percent predicting lots of unemployment and 22.8 percent some unemployment. Questions on government regulation show a shift toward more regulation for utilities and farming, while auto manufacturing favors less regulation. The survey also notes waning optimism about the New Deal and mixed views on sons’ opportunities and postwar aims.
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Fortune
Fortune Survey
Looking Backward Into Huron's News Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago, Huron noted social events and local moves with engagements, birthdays, and a hospital update for Mrs. Daum and Katherine. The piece mentions guests at country club suppers, bridge prizes, and local marriages and births among Huron residents and visitors.
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Lois Birks
Carrol Guts
Claude Jones
Bert Orcutt
Vermillion
State University
Joe Daum, Jr
Katherine
Wiliam Izard
Chicago
George J. McKeon
W. L. Matlock
McKeon
Ed Dinneen
Ellan Osborn
George Sheeks
Wade Porter
B. McEiligott
George Sherman
Frank Ripley
J. C. Shirley
Harold Markey
E. H. Bruemmer
Ner Iy
John McDowell
Minneapolis Journal
J .C. H. Russell
Minneapolis
Helen Louise
Edward Notestein
New York City
BP. Clay Clark Company
Golden Rule Company
Redfield
L. R. Bobbitt
The
Baptist Church
York, Neb
Bobbitt
Montgomery
Yankston College
Green
Yankton
Manary
Neilson
Brookings
Jennings
State
Anderson
Gadahl
Sioux Falls
Buncan
U. 5
Dunn
Best
Skinner
Children of felons barred from public service and voting
A candid note explains that a felony record can block early hopes of civilian jobs government service and voting rights. It warns that future pardons require full disclosure and that the nation seeks men of character for military service.
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Plank
Ks FE
Cn. Solors
Woman Honored Before Mrs Serbousek Leaves for California
Mrs Florente Thomas hosted a Sunday gathering in Onida to honor Mrs Frank Serbousek who is moving to California for the winter and will return in the spring.
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Onida
Florente Thomas
Frank Serbousek
California
Serbousek
Monday Night Ramblers Meet at Vegge Home
The Alpena group gathered at Mrs. Rose Vegge's home with guests Mr. and Mrs. June Veere of Woodburn Oregon. The location for the next meeting was not decided.
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Alpena Group
Alpena
Ramblers
Rose Vegge
June Veere
Woodburn
Ore
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