Postwar planning aims at abundant world prosperity
Washington editors outline basic objective of postwar planning to divert wartime production to peace, raise living standards, and prevent another war. They emphasize mass production, increased soil productivity, new chemical products, and coordinated government agencies shaping international and home front plans for lasting peace.
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Claude A. Jagger
Wide World
Wide World Financial
Washington
Ipgs Washington
Chemical Laboratories
National Resources Planning Board
Board of Economic Warfare
Wallace
State Department
Treasury
Federal Reserve, Commerce and Agriculture Departments
War Production Board
Association of Nations
League of Nations
Budgeted Life of Milady: 21 Dollars a Week for a Working Girl
A New York State Labor Department cost of living survey lays out an annual budget of 1100.69 dollars for a single woman worker living with family. It covers housing, food, clothing, transportation, medical care, and recreation, with a 21 dollar weekly allotment and extra for unmarried living alone. The plan includes clothing, upkeep, and personal care, plus a two week vacation and modest savings, aiming for a balanced, presentable lifestyle.
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Milady
Stork Club
Antoine
Kate Papert
New York State Department of Labor
New York City
Ritz
Miss Papert
Clark Gable
Judy O’grady
New York
New York State
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