Rayon and Cotton Competition Across the Postwar Market
Postwar shifts ignite a rivalry between rayon and cotton as Europe and America chase lower prices. Rayon gains 20 percent of export demand while cotton remains dominant, with industry leaders urging investment in efficient tools and capital to boost output and wages. A contemporary list of county salaries and expenses follows.
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America
War Production Cuts and Reconversion Plans Amid WW II End
The article notes expected cutbacks in war production after Europe is liberated, with 10 to 29 percent reductions and early civilian retooling. It discusses delays in farm labor and machinery output, plus plans in Britain and Canada for 35 percent reductions. It mentions Veterans Hospital inquiries and Philippine official Delgado, and announces transfer of fifty modern airplanes to the Civil Aeronautics Administration for national airways safety.
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Europe
Britain
Canada
Fisenhower
Germany
Japan
Okce
Marvin Jones
Mr. Jones
Washington
Lincoln
Nebraska
House Committee On
Francisco Delgado
Commonwealth
Philippines
Manila
San Francisco
Luzon
Delgrado
Omaha
Fremont
Army
Civil Aeronautics Administration
United States
In Ramsnay Auction Near Sutton Nebraska May Day
The Ramsnay auction offers a choice Blue River bottom grain and stock farm in Hamilton County near Sutton with modern improvements, a beautiful homesite, fine trees, productive pasture and running water on a gravel highway near a school. All personal property sells the same day.
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Hamilton County
Sutton
Neb
Blue River Bottom
Official Proceedings of Polk County Commissioners April 17 1945
Polk County Nebraska board session audits and approves warrants across funds including county general. Entries show salaries for county officers and clerical payments with small a d hoc items such as printing and foreclosures noted.
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OF County Commissioners
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
County General Fund
Carleton Anderson
John I. Anderson
Phil B
Campbell County
Soiap Yoo
Elsie Cole
Roy W. Erickson
Dorothy Jones
Revenue raids and moonshine linked to war production
In a mountain area a judge and George discuss raids on illegal stills supplying high priced moonshine. They note government seizures have surged while distillers switch to industrial alcohol for the war effort, and acknowledge a brief resumption of legal whiskey production.
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Pacific
Milton H. Fox
Mo. M. M
Sandusky
Ohio
Neemela
Judge
George
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