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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1944
Page
6
Lesson for August 13 outlines selected subjects and scriptures approved for use by the International Council of Religious Education. These materials are provided under license for study and reflection.
In 1942 43 the Committee for Economic Development CED spread from large cities to towns under 10000 residents The plan uses local surveys to forecast postwar demand and guide private industry labor and public works The goal is to create 53 56 million civilian jobs and shift peacetime industry to meet demand while preserving small business and orderly reconversion
The article explains how real diamonds feel cold to touch while imitations feel warm. Friction can charge a real diamond with positive electricity, unlike most imitations. It notes tourmaline and topaz also charge positive, amber charges negative, and diamonds occur in four colors with white being most valuable.
Three leaders of the national Com study the map showing location of 1,933 CED committees in all 48 states. Left to right, C. Scott Fletcher, director of CED field development division, Paul G. Hoffman, president of Studebaker corporation and chairman of the board of trustees of CEO, and William Benton, vice chairman. The Committee is aiming at post war production levels 30 to 45 percent greater than in 1940.
Sewing circle offers Sailor Boy towel transfers pattern No 5190 with four colors and six figures. Also promotes a DIY bassinet using unbleached muslin and chintz with finishing ideas, pattern No 5748, both priced with 16 cent requests for details.
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