Editor Daniels Returns to The News and Observer Post
Josephus Daniels, famed World War II secretary of the navy and ex ambassador to Mexico, is pictured back at the Raleigh newspaper as editor of The News and Observer. He replaces his son Jonathan, serving with the Office of Civilian Defense.
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Mills Built in Last Five Years Still in Use Today
More than half of the continuous strip steel mills in operation today were constructed and began operation within the past five years, reflecting rapid modernization and expansion in the steel industry.
Pinto Bean Week Urges 100 Pounds for Legislature
The New Mexico State Legislature urged members to consume at least 100 pounds of New Mexico grown pinto beans during the week of February 2 to 9 in 1933.
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Navy Pacific Patrols On Active War Duty Photos
Taken aboard a U S Pacific Fleet heavy cruiser the pictures show the navy on high alert during wartime duty. They capture the crew at watch contact drills and the fleet’s vigilant posture as they seek to contact the foe and monitor the vast ocean.
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U S Motor Toll At New High
US motor toll rose to record levels in 1941 with 40,000 killed and 1,400,000 injured. Charts document a 25 year rise in traffic fatalities and major accidental death types for 1941.
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