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Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1945

Page

6

Yanks Strike Back at Germans Step Up War Effort

Western Newspaper Union analyzes Allied counteractions as the United States intensifies its war program and economic measures. National income trends are noted as a backdrop to the wartime push, with analysts offering context on production, mobilization, and civilian impact.

OPA Pacific

Patton and Hodges Strike German Bulge on the Western Front

In the Ardennes and surrounding theaters General Patton’s Third Army and Lieutenant General Hodges’s First Army launched twin thrusts to tear into Von Rundstedt’s offensive. Allied intelligence later blamed underestimating German strength and failing to spot massing near the Ardennes. Churchill escapes two assassination attempts in Athens as Greece forges a mixed council to resolve the crisis.

George S. Patton U. S Belgium Luxembourg von Rundstedt General Patton Saar Ardennes Third Army Meuse Patton Courtney Hodges First Army Bulge Liege Ardennes Forest Allied Intelligence Department Peyton C. March Richmond Washington, D. C Lucky Winnie Greece Britain Winston Churchill Athens Churchill

Record Meat Output Topped War Years in 1944

The American meat industry produced a record 25 billion pounds in 1944 with 96.6 million hogs 24.3 million sheep and lambs 19.7 million cattle and 14.2 million calves dressed. War-era spending and production hit all-time highs while 1945 projections suggested leveling off.

T. Henry Foster American Meat Institute U. S. Department of Agriculture Foster U. S. Department of Commerce Department

Labor unions retain most members despite right to quit

The U S Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that among 75 000 union members across 21 plants only 395 workers less than 1 percent withdrew during the 15 day period before maintenance of membership contracts took effect Industries covered include shipbuilding ship repair textile radio auto parts chemical electrical machinery steel products transportation equipment and tobacco

U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS

Postwar Project Surpluses Highlight State Finances

Postwar plans show states building large balances while awaiting economic boost. Oregon leads with 61.5 million idle funds and 190 million in completed postwar projects. California and New York follow with sizable balances and commitments. The UNRRA buys 15 million in clothing. steel output in 1944 peaks at 89.4 million tons, with earnings near 170 million after taxes. A survey finds one in eight discharged soldiers plans to run a business or farm, mostly small ventures under 4 thousand dollars.

Oregon Oklahoma California New York Pennyylvania Ilinois U. S Europe

Hollywood Stars Set for Big 1945 Breakthroughs

Hollywood previews a 1945 breakout class led by Bill Eythe at 20th Century Fox and Lauren Bacall with Bogart, Ella Raines, Gail Russell, Van Johnson, Tom Drake, Faye Emerson, Lucille Bremer, Gloria De Haven, June Haver, June Allyson, James Craig, Bob Hut ton, Dane Clark, Peggy Ann Garner, Elizabeth Taylor, and Bob Walker. Six Goldwyn girls back Allan Dodd for The Robe after his army discharge.

Metro van Johnson Tom Drake Faye Emerson Faye Roosevelt Warners Lucille Bremer M-G-M Gloria de Haven Twentieth June Haver June Allyson Tokyo James Craig Bob Hutton Dane Clark Craig Clark Gable Hutton Jimmy Stewart Bob Walker Peggy Ann Garner Elizabeth Taylor Lassie Dover Roddy McDowall National Velvet

Radio industry eyes postwar labor surge

The radio industry anticipates a postwar boom with demand for tubes sets and frequency modulation receivers driving employment to at least 145000, up from 86173 before the war. An estimated 60 percent of these workers would be women.

Montgomery Ward Seizure Heads to Court Over War Board

The U S government seizes Montgomery Ward for the second time alleging defiance of War Labor board orders threatens vital war production. Suit seeks judicial review as Ward contends the sale of farm machinery and military products does not affect the war and the closed shop order is unconstitutional.

Montgomery Ward U. S War Labor Board WLB

Delightful Red and White Polka Dotted Apron Gift Idea

A colorful apron in red and white polka dots with a green edged band makes a charming gift and a desirable addition for any shopper. The description invites buyers to purchase one or more for themselves.

Soldier and cop over parking meter dispute in Texas town

A jeep arrives in a Texas town famed for five cent parking meters. A police officer tells a soldier to drop a nickel, but the soldier argues the meter is shared, claiming it belongs to both, so he refuses to pay.

Texas

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