Latent Industrial Capacities Called Into Use By Arms Plans
United States and Allied spending data indicate factories will rise to war needs. Steel furnaces will boost output next week to meet export demand while domestic demand for steel revives as heavy industry gears up for war. Aircraft and munition plants expected to accelerate, with May orders doubling April and capacity use rising to 73 percent.
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Allied
United States
America
Wall Street
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France
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Iron Age
HighPoint Highlights And War Impact On Markets
War driven shortages push the United States to fill metal gaps once sourced in Europe while freight market collapses slow wholesale demand. Retail trade remains fair with sales ahead of last year as AP index sits at 98.7 percent of 1929-30 levels. Local music leaders Kimball and Danfels join American Legion in organizing bands for the June 24 state convention parade in High Point.
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Fred Kimball
Douglas Danfels
Thomasville
Asheboro
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Walter Winchell on Politics and Press Rates
Walter Winchell discusses amendments to anti politics bills aimed at stopping newspapers with special postal rates from engaging in political activities. The column notes dailies’ reactions to FDR purge efforts and mentions Lindbergh’s question to Ratzis about naval links. The week’s broad topic ends with Hollywood’s response to an international crisis.
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Rush D. Holt
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Mark Sullivan
Lindbergh
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YWCA Extends Membership Drive Into This Week
The YWCA continues its annual membership invitation issued last Monday with Miss Leslie Johnson, general secretary, announcing that final reports will be issued Wednesday and memberships received during the period counted. Those not yet approached may call Miss Johnson at Mrs. F. KE. Whitescarver. A social tea is planned to fete members in early June.
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Gov Rivers acts against aliens in Georgia permits
Governor E. D. Rivers using licensing powers aims to require citizenship for holding commercial permits after June 1. He calls for a Southern governors conference on June 10 to push industrial expansion for national defense. He ordered revocation of licenses for aliens who have not applied for citizenship by June 1, citing broad 1937 tax revision act powers.
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E. D. Rivers
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Rivers
The
Revenue Commission
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