Cotton Textiles Power War Effort Across Arkansas Mills
South Arkansas mills at Magnolia and Malvern contribute to wartime needs with cotton textiles used in uniforms footwear tents and equipment. Paratroopers rely on cotton components for parachutes belts and harnesses while boats rafts sunproof gear and waterproof cargo coverings showcase the range of cotton fabric in military supply chains.
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South Arkansas
Magnolia
Malvern
Arkansas
America
Rickenbacker
Tropics
Cotton Weaves War Effort Across U. S. Military and Industry
The article details how cotton textiles power the war effort from uniforms, gear, and naval equipment to home front uses. It notes 1200 mills producing nearly 12 billion yards in 1942, many with priority orders, and highlights innovations and recovery of waste in the industry.
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Sxi
U. S. Army
Navy
Vast Quantities Of Lignite in Arkansas Beds
The Arkansas lignite deposits, especially in Ouachita county near Camden, cover about 60 square miles with beds two to three and a half feet thick, up to six feet. Significant deposits exist in Pulaski and Dallas counties, with examples near Manning and Sweet Home. Despite high moisture, lignite offers potential as a commercial fuel in various forms and has seen some oil distillation.
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Arkansas
Ouachita County
Quachita County
Camden
Arkansas Geological Survey
Arkansas Coastal Plain
Coastal Plain
Altheimer
Jefferson County
Ouachita
Calhoun
Dallas
Bradley
Poinsett
Clay
Ouachita River
Manning
Dallas County
Pulaski County
Sweet Home
F. O. B. Mines
United States
Growth prospects for South Arkansas industrial era rising
Many factors behind growth are discussed as South Arkansas proudly signals wartime development. The region, rich in oil gas power timber and lignite, aims to attract industry after peace. Friday's celebration marks the start of a series of ceremonies welcoming more smokestacks to the area.
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South Arkansas
Washington
Industrial Development Through Research and Planning
Industrial development in South Arkansas hinges on long term research and sound planning by business. A survey of Arkansas industries shows labs and libraries supporting progress, with 16 research objectives guiding production efficiency, product changes, materials conservation, and market expansion. The postwar surge in patents and growth is linked to economic prosperity and will guide peacetime expansion and employment.
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South Arkansas
Arkansas
Patent Office
When the Great Day Comes Arrives Answers Ready
A fragment hints at preparedness for a pivotal moment with several answers prepared in advance. The phrasing suggests readiness and anticipation for an imminent, decisive day.
Imported Power as Budget Friendly for Customers
Customers care about cost not source and may welcome imported power from Arkansas. The Harvey Couch plant in South Arkansas is expected to feed multiple state grids, delivering low cost electricity and potential savings to consumers.
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Harvey Couch
South
Arkansas
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Arkansas Power & Light Co
Arkansas Institution
The
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Stamps
Koppers Company Wood Preserving Division
North Little Rock and
Texarkana, U. S. A
Baroid
Mud Service
Baroid Sales Division
National Lead Company
Los Angeles
Tulse
Houston
Harvey C. Couch
McKamie Gas Cleaning Co
Carter Oil Co. and
Atlantic Refining Co
Magnolia, Arkansas
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