Business Behind Holiday Weeks Shows Resilient Economy
Trade and industry hold steady as two holidays dampen activity with retail briskness near prewar peak. Steel mills recover production while auto output slips. cotton futures hit new highs and grain markets surge. Stock market gains follow election results as paper and oil demand remain strong.
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Training program filters candidates for Youngstown police
A new pre training program in Youngstown, Ohio shows promise in screening out unsuitable police applicants. The text notes Franz Liszt as a pioneering pianist and mentions a 1421 flood disaster in the Netherlands with about 100000 deaths and 72 villages destroyed.
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Business changes seen from Republican wins and Korea crisis
The article notes a shift toward faster rearmament and defense focus, with reduced civilian production and rising raw material prices. It cites labor dislocation, looming wage and price controls, and a push by a new business committee on emergency action led by Philip D. Reed. Senator Taft’s Ohio victory is linked to broader inflation control debates and indirect government action.
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Reporters Get Front Row Seats at FDR Theater Night
White House reporters escorted by FDR to a theater event received choice seats. A reporter thanked the Secret Service chief, who said the seats were arranged to be strategic. The remark noted that any potential shooter would likely hit a reporter first. Alaska was purchased from Russia in 1867 at about two cents per acre.
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Roosevelt's Casablan ca bound trip cited by Reilly
Mike Reilly of the White House press unit recalls being sent to Natal Brazil to inspect the air base for FDR’s Casablanca voyage. He describes seeing Walter Winchell aboard a Clipper at the pier and fleeing to avoid an unwanted encounter, noting the moment was likely unnecessary reflex.
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