Looking A Stead Looking A Stead Y George S. Benson
President-Harding College Searcy Arkansas outlines views on housing, inflation controls, and the need for rapid home construction for service members. He argues against ceiling prices and material allocation, urging market competition and swift mortgage access to ensure affordable, sturdy homes.
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George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Arkansas
America
Pocketbook
New York Adds 6500 Shops Supporting Industrial Growth
To its great General Electric plants Eastman Kodak factory and other world famous giant producers of vital supplies New York adds 6500 shops whose average employment is less than 40 persons. With future requirements in radio aviation and surface transportation greater than ever these thriving industries will add millions to government revenue.
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General Electric
Eastman Kodak Factory
New York
LaGrange Youth Drowns in Colorado River
Lawrence Pinky Schultz 17, a star LaGrange high athlete and son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schultz, drowned early Sunday while swimming in the Colorado river. Companion Harding Cordes tried to save him. Schultz starred on the football eleven and also fenced in cage and track events. survived by three brothers.
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Edwin
Smithville
Leon
Dallas
S. M.U
Herbert
Houston
Prize editorial speaks for dogs wins award
G W Barrette editor of the Peoria Journal Transcript receives a $100 Gaines Dog Research Center prize for the best dog topic editorial during National Dog Week 1945. His piece A Dog's Eye View appeared September 17 and judged by a panel including Sydney H. Coleman and others.
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G. W. Barrette
Peoria
Illinois
Transcript
Gaines Dog Research Center
New York
Mr. Barrette
Journal-Transcript
Sydney H. Coleman
American Humane Association
Albany
Will Judy
Dog World Magazine
Chicago
Harry Miller
New York City
Eleanor Rosevelt
Red Cross
Frugality and War Costs Reflect Public Mood
A wartime column critiques attempts to extend price controls and federal spending. It notes taxpayer skepticism, warns against expanding the CPA, and argues that competition, not centralization, should govern prices and policy. It questions efficiency of government aid and warns of power consolidation.
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United States
Congress
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
CPA
OPA
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Elliott Knesek Visits Sister in San Antonio
Elliott Knesek returns home after spending several days visiting his sister Miss Nora Mae Knesek and staying with his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Southard in San Antonio.
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Elliott Knesek
San Antonio
Nora Mae Knesek
Mrs
E. H. Southard
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Hirohito
LaGrange
God
Sinclair
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Max Henrichs
Moulton, Texas
Barta’s Filling Station
Victor Fisbeck
Sulphur Park
San Marcos
Boyd Rhea
James C. Killen
Edwin R. Dyer, Jr
Helmuth C. Engleman
Floyd E. Lackey
Alfred Wisian
Herman E. Thompson
Roman Wayne
J. Ford
Carrol Alexander
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