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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1945
Page
2
Herbert Bayard Swope surveys Britain’s postwar Labour rise, predicting limited socialization focused on utilities and key industries, tighter cartel tendencies, and greater wage pressure. He argues no Communist shift, previews India steps, notes Attlee’s strong cabinet, and warns against assuming direct American replication of UK trends.
A Washington Bureau Q&A outlines apprenticeship standards for veterans. It covers 4000 hour occupations, wage progression, related instruction, written agreements, and state or federal review. The GI Bill loan guarantees through June 1945 totaled 10,441 loans worth 17,241,457.43 dollars.
The piece weighs the next decade’s potential to surpass prewar stars like Ruth and Dempsey, noting future legends may come from servicemen and youths while high crowds and records hinge on global interest and rising participation. It singles out Hal Newhouser as the top man.
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