Transition From War to Peace in Industrial Center Growth
Reported by the United Press, industry in 384 states ends wartime demand and shifts to peacetime production. Dye plants and shell groups convert to dye making and nonwar goods while returning soldiers and munition workers seek jobs. Plants in Harrisburg, Pitts, Mussel Shoals, Hopewell, Seven Pines, Penniman and others are retooled for fertilizer, auto parts, and other nonwar outputs as women workers consider leaving idle as government contracts persist.
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York
United ‘States
Pennsylvania
Conseealaware
New Jersey
Virginia
Liverson
Harrisburg
Pittsa
Sin
Transato
Fis
Michidually
Cleveland
New, England
New York
Hopewell
Seven Pines
Penniman
United States
Mussel Shoals
Ala
War Department
Naughville
Oho
Father and Son Kicked by Same Auto Accident
In Litt lefield Ti a father and his son were injured after attempting to crank and deliver a truck. Louis Haauser broke his wrist when kicked. The following day the father tried to start the bucking bronco and suffered a similar fate.
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Littehfield
Louis Haauser
Plan To Reforest Denuded France With Douglas Fir Seeds
Washington report on sending 50 000 Douglas fir seeds to France to aid postwar reforestation. P S Ridsdale leads American Forestry Association efforts with support from states, Boy Scouts, and other groups to plant memorial trees along highways and in towns honoring sailors and soldiers. France lost vast forest areas in WWI, affecting millions economically. plans include roadside and commemorative trees as a symbol of aid and reconciliation.
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Teansport
Leviathan
Hoboken
Isis
Fernand Dornier
Verrons
France
Our Boys
Brest
Ttle
Chateau-Thierry
Fernand
Children’s Society
Jersey
Washington
P. S. Ridsdale
American Forestry Association
Charles Lathrop Pack
Afr. Ridsdale
Forestry Departments
Boy Scouts
Qgunilff
Aghways
Ipnsas
Lincoln Highaway
Louisiana
Jefferson
Winnipeg
Imany
Will Danube Federation Be Formed
A fragmentary discussion recalls revived Danube federation ideas from the nineteenth century. A Hungarian patriot praises the concept of common economic interests among Danube states, noting shared racial ties and the movement toward uniting successor states of the former Habsburg realm, though current momentum remains unclear.
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Austria
Kossuth
Danube
Hapsburg
Fragmentary note on a sand bag incident
Fragmented OCR notes mention a heavy bag of sand crashing through a roof and halting on a floor. No clear date, place, or responsible entity is provided. The text is garbled and lacks coherent context or confirmable facts.
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Penancola
Aloor
Der Tag for British Fleet Is Full of Human Interest
New York correspondent recalls the surrender of the first German submarines to the British navy. On a misty North Sea morning, U-boats arrive shrouded in silence as British destroyers and cruisers form a circle of white ensigns. The scene ends with solemn exchanges aboard Melampus and the last submarines moored at Harwich, marking a poignant moment in naval war history.
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New York
New York Sun
Germany
North Sea
H. M.S. Melampus
Sierra Ventant
Yyrwhitt
Bne
Melampus Had Been Decorated With the Distinguished Service Order
Melampus
Tin Figh
Mediterranean
Annaly
Daya
Nelson
Fio
Tf. M. S&s. Melampis
Llandovery
Wolff Bureau
Harwich
Merchaunt
Allanile
Boy makes good with shoe shines in Oak Park patrol
Stephen Horton son of Benjamin P Horton a wealthy Oak Park resident works to prove himself by shining shoes earning ten dollars a week. He is also delivering shines as patrons notice.
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Oak Park
Stephen Horton
Benjamin P. Horton
Chicken Thief Spends Ten Years in Jail
In Pittspurgh Tennessee Andy Tastor has spent ten of the last fourteen years in the workhouse for chicken theft. He appeared in court recently charged with stealing chickens and was sentenced to five more years in jail.
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Pittspurgh
Andy Tastor
Gigaln
Nut
Has 300 Storm Photographs From Topeka Meteorologist
Kansas state meteorologist D Flora owns the largest private weather bureau tornado and dust storm photo collection outside Washington. About 500 photos focus on Kansas storms, including the Omaha Nebraska 1913 storm, the TImmot Kansas dust storm of 1917, the Great Bend Kansas cyclone of 1916, the Coffeyville cyclone 1917, and a Garfield Heights storm in June 1917. One image shows 1,200 dead sheep. another shows a bone and a ruined room with only the steeple remaining.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Washington
Topeka
Kane S
Flora
United States
D. C
Great Bend
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Ridsdale
Russia
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Father
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