Plastic surge reshapes industry amid defense needs
The article notes a shift toward plastics replacing aluminum and magnesium in defense and peacetime products, spurred by National Defense Commission requests. It foresees a lasting impact on employment and manufacturing, with plastics production expanding as substitutes for metals in cases, cabinets, housings, and consumer goods.
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National Defense Commission
Magnesia Producthat
Defense
United States
Magnetus Creditation
NDC
NLC
Harrison in Hollywood parody and Dietrich clashes
PAUL HARRISON reports on Dietrich clashing with Rene Clair over directing choices and light, with Dietrich demanding control and quirky demands. Anecdotes describe Clair’s efficient method, and Dietrich’s playful retaliation with an apple routine during Destry Rides Again filming. The piece briefly notes early steel wide strip sheets and Charlie White's 1875 glove use.
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Miss “Dietrich
George Marshall
Amus
Dietrich
Roland Young
Clair
Miss Dietrich
Unclear Cranium Cracker Page One Entry
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered place names and names such as Lick Mount Hamilton California Siala Wilson Pasadena Yerkes Williams Bay Naval Washington Lowell Flagstaff Ariz. No coherent event or outcome is detectable from the text.
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Lick
Mount Hamilton
Calif
Siala
Wilson
Pasadena
A. Yerkes
Williams Bay
Wisard
Naval
Washington, D
Facts That Every Farmer in Arkansas Should Know
The document discusses national agriculture share of population invested capital and income, noting Arkansas farmers’ low income relative to cotton South profits. It cites Iowa and southern farming incomes, changes in purchasing power from 1900 to 1940, and historic shifts balancing equity among agriculture, industry, and labor. It emphasizes education, wealth distribution, and economic trends affecting farmers.
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America
Iowa
Parity Era Economics and Agricultural Policy Overview
The text discusses parity in prices and incomes across sectors, noting agriculture lagging since 1914 with occasional parity in one crop. It cites AAA aims to improve farmers' financial status, government funding shortfalls, and contrasts with urban labor and industry efforts. It mentions 1938 AAA law and the need for organization to achieve parity.
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AAA
Haltire
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