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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1946

Page

8

Wartime delays and housing plans in 1940s boom

A historical note outlines prewar housing forecasts for the 1940s, wartime disruptions, and postwar shifts in construction. It discusses material shortages, price controls, and bureaucratic hurdles affecting home building, plus a Polk County Nebraska county board session listing claims and a transfer resolution for road equipment funds.

Board of County Commissioners Polk County Nebraska County Road Equipment Fund County Road Fund

Polk County Board Approves Insurance Policy

Commissioners of Polk County approve part of Policy No UB1895631 from The Travelers Insurance Company covering Standard Workmen's Compensation and Employers' Liability Insurance for Marford Connecticut. Expiration June 14, 1947. Board adjourns to meet August 6, 1946. Approved John J. Anderson, County Clerk.

Polk County Travelers Insurance Company Martford Connecticut Board of County Commissioners John J. Anderson Owen McClung

America Defends Individual Freedom Against Collectivist Myths

The piece argues that the United States remains the strongest bastion of individual liberty. It contrasts American wealth and industrial vitality with Britain France Russia and Germany Japan and criticizes state ownership and heavy government intervention seen in Europe. It asserts that postwar France required government credit to restart, while American industry remains privately financed and capable.

United States France England Russia Germany Japan America Sam Britain Caesar

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