Welfare funds secure as war economy shifts burden
A Late Unemployment Compensation bulletin reports strong reserves in state social welfare funds despite looming disability demands from shipyards and war industries. It cautions on potential strains but sees adequate financing from current and accruing funds. The piece also notes a rising movement in 14 states to curb federal taxation, urging Congress to lead a unified approach to limit federal spending before the November elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8.I. A.C
Congress
Cool Lumber Reappears in South Pacific War Effort
The writer shares a letter from Seaman Herold Mullen describing a piece of Jumbor lumber used in a South Pacific military base. He notes the timber trucks once hauled from Bendon to Coquille and Empire, and suggests local mills support the war by supplying shelter for soldiers.
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South Pacific
Ralph T. Moore
Mullen
Banedon
Coquille
Empire
Cooa County
California
Congress
Seal Sale Returns Good in Charity Drive
Mrs Eldon Brodie reports strong returns for the Christmas Seal Sale and invites neighbors to call or contact her for seals. Mrs Cor B Steele visits Coquille with her mother Mrs Mary Burns as the latter recovers. Mr and Mrs Cecil Bridges move from Battle Mountain near Ukiah Oregon to Willamina. Mrs Bridges is formerly Marianna Steele. Mr and Mrs Herbert Snyder travel to Albany and Corvallis to visit sons Cecil and Gien and their families.
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Eldon Brodie
Coquille
Cor@ B. Steele
Mary Burns
Cecil Bridges
Battle Mountain
Ukiah
Ore
Willamina
Bridges
Marianna Steele
Herbert Snyder
Albany
Corvallis
Cecil and
Gien
Five Talent Men and the Money Making Skill
A tract discusses money making as a skill and its social benefits. It argues capital investments lift wages, contrasts American pay with Europe and Asia, and defends high earnings for skilled capital managers as public good within free private enterprise.
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Jesus
American Plas
America
England
Europe
Orient
Musls
Piandarda
Me political shift toward centralized authority abroad
Analysis argues a drift from broad government participation in national business, not voluntary, foreseeing a rebalanced political climate. News notes a forthcoming business leaders meeting, possibly in the United States, sparked by Don Nelson’s Russia visit and Stalin’s positive reception.
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Russia
Donald Nelson Hag
United States
Joseph Stalin
Nelson
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