Washington business leaders praise the Committee for Economic Development
A Washington observer lauds the Committee for Economic Development as a rare objective business group shaping national policy. Formed in 1942 to ease the shift from wartime to peacetime production, it is viewed as promoting public and business interests with integrity and influence amid a business-dominated administration.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development
Washington Front
Business leadership and economic policy call for responsibility
Mey er Kestnbaum chairman of Hart Schaffner and Marx urged American business leaders to accept greater responsibility for economic stability. He argued that the public expects government intervention to prevent past volatility and that business cannot separate itself from shaping national economic policy.
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General Motors
Washington
Mey‘er Kestnbaum
Committee For Economic Development
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Chicago
Free World
Kestnbaum
Value of the dollar and GI loan questions guidance
The note explains dollar value changes under different bases, and answers on using extra money for GI house payments. It covers VA life insurance cash value borrowing up to 94 percent, and locating debates in historical Congressional records with session timing and access via libraries.
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National Service
Congress
Annals of Congress
Register of Debates
Congressional
Globe
Library of Ss
Archives
Wheel-barrow chaise longue for lawn construction notes
A simple portable lawn chaise with a wheelbarrow frame described. It uses 1% by .6-inch lumber with an 116 by 534 finished area. Mark handles and back rest on two 80-inch pieces and drill rope holes evenly spaced about 4 inches apart. End frames are 30 inches long. Legs cut from 2 by 64 six-inch lumber and shaped. Assemble with glue and No 10 round nails.
Chaise Longue Construction Details and Jumbled Clues
The text describes building a chaise longue with butt hinges for the back, 2 inch wheels, rope mesh, dowel axle, and padding, followed by a long string of scattered crossword like clues and partial phrases including names, places, and vague definitions.
Fragmentary notes on assembly and rain damaged items
Incomplete OCR text mentions assembling a frame with glue and No 410 flathead screws. References rain and losses, plus a vague description of two bolts or corners. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable.
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Thee A . Bors
Make Lawn Chairs to the Slope of the Back
A fragmented instruction fragment discusses adjusting back slats on lawn chairs. The text mentions spacing the back slats and completing a test, but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes. No named organizations or people are present.
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