From War to Peace Economy and Its Impact on Jobs
The piece argues that most of the unemployed will come from those disinterested in labor or seeking high wages tied to consumer credit. It predicts job turnover after Korea, notes a looming consumer panic if wages rise too fast, and highlights a 360 billion dollar 1953 GNP with at least 30 billion annual security spending. It urges prudence, no excessive debt, and credits wartime invention for wage gains.
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Korea
United States
Russia
T Sulk
Babson Flags Cautious Optimism On War Economy
Babson Park Massachusetts July 30 Al though I am cautious on the trend of business I am not fearful of a serious crash from a Korean peace The war effort is boosting employment with many industries benefiting from war work and marginal workers finding jobs In sum the economy shows resilience despite war risks
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Babson Park
Mass
New Market Machines and Processes Spark Buyer Caution
A reader notes excitement over forthcoming machines products and processes while expressing a wary stance toward rapid market changes and potential obsolescence. The remark reflects consumer apprehension about accelerating technology adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peramisi
Westfield Church Skips Two Sundays for Vacation Plans
Westfield community notes list Rev Joseph Steele of Sioux City to lead Congregational services on August 9. Vacation Sundays set for August 16 and 23 as church canvassing for future improvements continues. Local families and relatives attend, with many visits and gatherings at homes across Sioux City Akron Elk Point and Orange City.
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Westfield
Joseph Steele
Sioux City
Congregational Church
Mr. Steele
Nest
Elbe
West
Ellen Fracy
Phil Tracy
Dennis
Kathleen Cutting
N. R. Braubem
James Buryanek
Fort Lewis
Wash
Bessi¢ Buryanek
Don Deidikis
Ponca
Neb
Mes
Clyde Wetrosky
Hinton
Robert Sargent
Akron
Lowell Boetger
Duane Smith
Russell Embick
Byron’ Dreezen
H. F. Dreezen
Kaupp
C. P Knapp
John L. Schoep
Orange City
John B. Schoep
Harry Porsch
Robert Welch
Lynn Petty
Elmer Petty
Robert Carley
Marvin Kroksh
Camp Roberts
Calif
Chas. Krush
Camp Kilmer
N. J
George Hummel
Clarence Hummel
Cary Schoep
Akron Community Hospital
Jess Nance
Carol
Richard Nance
Tacoma
Washington
A. W. Hummel
Martin Hummel
Elk Point
S. D
Akron visitors host Winders reunion at Guy Minor home
Sunday visitors from Akron and Russell Minnesota and Camas Washington gathered at the Guy Minor residence for a family reunion. Winders siblings joined in with several community young men who had recently completed Camp McCoy service. Attendees included Delbert Maynud Phillip Bringeman Stanley Lilly Darwin Farley Verle Anderson Dale Leckey and Buzz Leckey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Jensen
Jefferson
Harry Rosenbaum
Lindi
George Henke
Akron
Art Rosenbaum
M. E. Winders
F. M. Winders
Russell
Minnesota
G. WW. Winders
Camas
Wash
Guy Minor
Winders
McCoy
Wisconsin
Delbert Maynud
Phillip Bringeman
Stanley Lilly
Darwin Farley
Verle Anderson
Dale
Buzz Leckey
Loren Faish
Joe Onnen
Eugene Welch
Ray Bliss
John
Arden Boetger
Craig
Eva Lilly
Addie Jane
Randall
A. W. Hummel
Jess Nance
Carol
Richard Nance
Tacoma, Wash
Mac Thorson
Akconch
Marcus and friends host weekend visitors in Marcus area
Mrs. Kenneth Pius remains a patient at Sacred Heart hospital. Sunday visitors included Aden Vander Helm of Akron and others from Des Moines Sioux City and Omaha. Indicates multiple local families hosted guests from nearby cities during the past week and weekend trips to Worthington and Minnesota.
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Kenneth Pius
Sacred Heart Hospital
Ernest Nelson
A Aden Vander Helm
Akron
Donald Deusen
Des Moines
Harry Hazen
W. D. Hazen
Esther Evans
Sioux City
M. C. Evans
Join de Ruyter
Rocky Valley
Frank McQueen
Lynn Pry
Ole Wallin
Mo O F. Berger
Sioux Cay
W. Collins
Geo. Johnson
Irvin Miller
Marcus
Chas. Evans and
Douglas
Omaha
Neb
G. Evans
Loren Stowater
Patrina
Vaughn Schaffer
Chicago
O. J. Straupe
Norman
Minnesota
Wm. Hemke Jr
Milwaukee
Wis
Carl Kughn
Residents and visitors fill Marcus social calendar notes
The Marcus area buzzes with guests and travelers. Mrs Frey Gray and family from Chattanooga join relatives at the Edrhdénds cottage on Lake Okoboji. Many families return from trips including Des Moines Madison Chicago Philadelphia and Sioux City as Sgt Woody Neustrom and family plan furloughs and military moves. A Marcus girls softball tournament is set for August with teams from Nebraska South Dakota and Minnesota, while Wayne Neustrom will join Marcus High as a math instructor.
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Edrhdénds Cottage
Lake Okoboji
Frey Gray
Nir
Mas
John Gray
Chatanooga
Teron
Heeb Ackerman
Wheaton, NL
Locals Visit in Chadron Nebraska at O'Banion Home
Mr and Mrs Fred O Banion of Chadron Nebraska visited Saturday in the M B O Banion home.
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Fred O'Banion
Chadron
Nebraska
M. B. O'Banion
Local social notes from Primghar and surrounding towns
Mrs Margaret Walkers spent Sunday with her parents in Primghar en route home from Den Nar Colorado where she has been on vacation with friends. Mr and Mrs Verle Morehead of Stone City were guests in the Barney Miller home. David and Kent Willis of Lake City visited in the Willis home. Mrs Charles Brodie of Merrill Ta. Miss Mary Gahan left for Denver to spend vacation. Miss Wilma Morehead of Glenwood is visiting in the Tolsman home. Miss Nancy Starzl, home from Washington University St Louis, returns for vacation and will resume tissue culture research and bacteriology teaching in the fall.
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Margaret Walkers
R. L. Clark
Primghar
Iowa
den- Nar
Colorado
Verle Morehead
Stoue City
Barney Miller
David and
Kent Willis
Bernard
Willis
Lake City
Charles Brodie
Merrill
Mary Gahan
Denver
Wilma Morehead
Glenwood
Edgar Tolsman
Nancy Starzl
Washington University
St. Louis
Farm near Craig sells immediately on main gravel road
A 160 acre parcel located seven miles west of Craig on a main gravel road is priced for immediate sale. The owner, presently residing in Woodbury county, has an opportunity to purchase a farm near current holdings.
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Craig
Woodbury County
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