Arms Plants Hire Men As War Industry Expands
New York reports arms factories plan to hire thousands of workers as U S war production accelerates. Payrolls rise across shipbuilding steel machinery and related sectors. Construction engineers rush to expand plants while defense output peaks this year into next. Analysts foresee potential declines in unemployment yet warn skilled labor demand will drain workers from other sectors.
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Frederick Tardner
New York
Waele
United Buties
Uncle Sim
Laine Gang
Tiguras Gree
Linbleat
Na Fionad Industrial Conferenc Board
Oh Premitm
Suile
Yung
Bel Drainers Ab
Defense Industry
Wlater
Honor guest at 8 bans Jest night in American Le Hut
Gerald Reyenga of Em ar American Farmer presented a loyalty cup at Better Farming Magazine event. Fred Bialch state director presided. Lt. Cochran state supervisor of agricultural education spoke. Barney Chambers, Lane-Paigh School instructor, introduced Reyenga before college. Senators Mitchell and Buchanan attended. Lt. Gov Bob Holloway, Dr. K. L. Holloway, Seymour, C. B. Ey, W. H. Woh, Mrs. Presson also featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esgott
Gerald Reyenga
Emar
American Farmer
Fred Bialch
Vocational Angitet
Cochran
Barney Chambers
Lane- Paigh School
Reysaga
Lawrence L. Mitchell
Lai Buchanan
Guv
Bob
K. L. Holloway
University of Arkansas
Seymour
Supecf
C. B.jey
W. H. Woh
TFA
Presson
FFA
West Side Wins Title In Close State Final
West Side defeated Hardin 35 to 29 to claim the state junior crown in Nesboro Little Rock. James Mayton led scoring with 19 points as West Side held a 7 to 13 halftime edge in a hard fought return. Mineral Springs girls defeated Central and Saratoga to win district titles with all district selections named. El Dorado’s bid for District Nine title fell to Bodean 28 to 18 as Illisville captured the B division crown.
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Nesboro
Little Rock
West Jinioy
Hardin
Little Rock Jads
Pat
West
Sjames Mayton
Mineral Springs
Ark
Central Lassies
Saratoga
Central
New Hope
Cora Mae McJunkins
Erma Sutton
Lurline Stesot Stames
Stellaing
Kathleen Jackgins
Ruby Jes
Bodean
Willisville
Eldorado
el Dorado
Condh District Nine
Illisville
Senate Passes War Materials Bill Amid Britain Aid Debate
The Senate rejected Walsh Dennings amendment to guard the navy and air force from depletion and turned down Taft's 2.0 billion loan substitute. The bill allows Roosevelt to order war material production in arsenals or private factories and to sell or lend these products to nations vital to U.S. defense, mainly England and Greece, as they resist the Axis.
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Senate
Walsh Denn
Mass
Navy
Air Force
Britain
Canada
Greece
Walsh
Taft
Roosevelt
War and Navy Departments
England
China
Arkansas Revenue Department Tax Permit Proposal
The bill would issue permits to merchants, revoke permits for non payment, and require remittance of all collected sales taxes. It would legalize retention of taxes above two percent on gross receipts and set a two percent tax liability, with pennies above that on small items not remitted. The revenue commissioner could install a tracking system, though not expected to be used immediately.
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Revenue Department
Revenue Commissioner
Arkansas
Eversu
Government Publishing and the Congressional Record Motive
A noisy provincial note claims government printing is a vast publishing house in Washington. It describes the Congressional Record as a verbatim report of daily sessions and debates, produced by the Government Printing Office and circulated monthly.
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Washington
Neue Boly
Evers
Congression
Clubeeley
Congressionad Moon
Giensvalle
Almagt
Glitches and Giggles At Live Fall Weekend Show
A fragmented local notice describes a community live gig with performers and venues listed in rough order. It mentions dates,Cash entries and a lively crowd. Names and places appear jumbled but indicate an evening event with performances and attendance.
Appendix of the Congressional Record attracts attention abroad
A speaker notes the Appendix as a place where members extend remarks and where non Washington voices appear more than from inside Congress. He cites Senator Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri and Representative Gail Stefán of Nebraska, highlighting editorials on shipboard accidents and the shelterbell tree project funded by wholesale tree planting.
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House
Senate
Congress
Washington
The
Record
Bennett Champ Clack
Missouri
St. Louis Star-Times
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Gail Stefan
Nebraska
Rules for Checking Out Books at County Library
Miss Elsie Welsenberger outlines Hempstead county library rules. Free membership for residents, city and non residents may join specific community branches. Each borrower receives an ID card, must be a member to borrow, and fill a registration form. Lost cards cost five cents to replace. Books checked out for seven days, overdue fines of two cents per day, one recheck allowed. Maximum two fiction books at a time, unlimited non fiction loans. Rentals eighty cents per day for each day of rental, no charge on the checkout day, charged for every subsequent day.
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Elsie Welsenberger
Hempstenet
Hempstead County
Americana Echoes on War, Defense and Washington
A compilation of letters and editorials from Congress members and papers across the nation. Reynolds questions boy soldiers in Far East war, Fors cites coal defense needs, Biurdick imagines a presidential plan, D Alessandro notes Baltimore’s war issues, and White presents Horace Carliste’s lauded Farewell Address verse.
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Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Boston
Far East
England
Leland Fors
Orance Calif. Daily News
America
Usher L. Biurdick
North Dakota
Thoms D'Alesandro, Jr
Maryland
Baltimore
Cranpton White
Idaho
Horace C. Carliste
Tne
Congress
Weshington
What Is Home Without a Garden? A Household Garden Study
A Suffern New York School of Living bulletin reports that a vegetable garden saves a typical American family between $48.46 and $107.11 annually while yielding over 400 pounds more produce than many families consume. It argues shopping and marketing are costly, time consuming, and less economical than home growing, noting the garden can supply all yearly needs in under two weeks of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Living
Suffern
New York
Myst Ery
Courley
The
Bulletin
Library Rules and Member Responsibilities
Area M8 policy notes that books or reference shelf items may not be checked out but may be used. Each member must use their own card with separate memberships. Lost or destroyed Hawks are to be paid for by the borrower. failure to pay may result in harsh consequences.
US Senate debates request for Lease-Lend funding
Washington reports prompt presidential request to speed aid to the Lease-Lend program. Democratic leaders discuss the bill with President Roosevelt and Speaker Rayburn, with a Wednesday decision possible on signing and House action likely Tuesday.
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Washington
Ain
Roosevelt
Sen
Barkley
Kentucky
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