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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1947

Page

2

Causes and groups study small business failures in New Deal era

Washington reports two major efforts to diagnose and fix small business woes. The Committee for Economic Development led by Paul Hoffman releases findings on small firms and management hurdles. The National Planning Association begins a year long study on industrial peace under collective bargaining and labor relations.

Washington Robert Taft Congress Committee For Economic Development National Planning Association Paul Hoffman Studebaker Corporation Raymond Rubicam Hoffman Madison Avenue New York City Chambers of Commerce NPA America Hough CFD Clinton Golden Golden

Labor Act Passes Despite Veto After Prolonged Row

The Taft Hartley act clears the House 331 to 83 over President Truman’s veto amid a record filibuster. Eisenhower resigns as army chief to become Columbia University president. Omar Bradley and J Lawton Collins named potential successors.

Sen Alben Barkley Dem Senate Mr. Truman Congress Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Columbia University New York Floyd L.parks War Department Eisenhower Columbia Europe Omar N Bradley Veterans’ Administration Jacob L. Devers Army Ground Forces J. Lawton Collins Army Public Information Nicholas Murray Butler University

Guardians of Past Hallowed Sites in National Park System

The National Park Service guards over 80 sites honoring American history and deeds memorialized in marble and stone. It aims to present history simply and straightforwardly across the nation’s sacred areas.

National Park Service America

National Park Service Catalogs U S Historic Sites

The National Park Service outlines six historic periods and lists key sites across the colonies Revolutionary era War Between the States and westward expansion. Notable monuments include Castillo de San Marcos Fort Raleigh Yorktown Manassas and Mount Rushmore with later elements such as the Statue of Liberty and Adams Mansion.

National Park System Castillo de San Marcos Fort Matanzas St. Augustine Fla Fort Raleigh North Carolina Colonial National Historical Park Virginia Fort Frederica National Monument Georgia George Washington Birthplace National Monument Fort Necessity National Battlefield Site Pennsylvania United States Matanzas Inlet Spain Peru Francis Drake General Oglethorpe Roanoke Island Sir Walter Raleigh North American Jamestown Island Fort Frederica St. Simon's Island Saratoga New York Yorktown Washington Morristown N. J White Plains Guilford Courthouse Moore’s Creek Kings Mountain Cowpens South Carolina St. Louis Tennessee Northwest Pacific Coast Scotts Bluff National Monument Nebraska Fort Laramie Wyoming Pipe Springs Arizona Custer Montana Black Hills South Dakota Mount Rushmore Jefferson Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt

Soft coal miners strike expands to 180000 workers

Protest strikes surged into a full-scale walkout of 180,000 soft coal miners after Taft Hartley act took effect. At least 41 mines were shut in 10 states as spontaneous reaction by the miners to the new labor law.

Rapid Growth Industry Expands in Far West

New York study in World War II era index shows the Far West region of Arizona California Idaho Nevada Oregon Utah and Washington expanding rapidly in population income industry and resources. It credits wartime factories power growth and raw materials with accelerating postwar development and notes a need for broader economy to sustain growth.

New York Far West United States Index New York Trust Company Arizona California Idaho Nevada Oregon Utah Washington

Accident rate in parks climbs 28 percent

Newton B. Drury of the National Park Service reported a 28 percent rise in park visitor accidents in the first half of the year. He noted 29 fatal accidents across 169 parks in 1946, a rate of 0.131 per 100000 visitors, with drowning accounting for 66 percent of fatalities.

Washington Newton B. Drury National Park Service National Park System Drury

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