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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1918

Page

10

Seattle shipyards brace for peacetime boom and exports

Postwar Seattle leaders pledge continued shipbuilding and manufacturing strength. Industry heads anticipate two to three years of steady output, with expanded exports, new steel and wood yards, and renewed demand from Europe, Asia, and the Pacific coast. They cite cheap power, skilled labor, and proximity to resources as keys to growth.

Seattle Hurley The Shipping Board Schwab Emergency Fleet Corporation United States D. E. Skinner Skinner & Eddy Car Industre Europe America A Iiner West James F. Twohy Long North Pacific Shipbuilding Co J. H. Bloedel Washington East Orient Siberia Japan Ostrander France Russia R. H. Mattison Chamber of Commerce New Mattison Fir Fleet Corporation K. H. Scheel Treiber & Scheel Naval Architects Scheel

Belgians Plan Cooperative Drive to Rebuild After War

Belgian manufacturers and merchants form a national cooperative society to act as purchasing agent for tools and credit. The plan aims to revive Belgian industry with branches in Paris London and The Hague. Belgians expect rapid reconstruction and renewed employment as allies supply machinery and materials. Seattle leaders foresee lower living costs and strong postwar growth, with ships steel and port development on the Pacific coast.

Washington Belgium Paris London Hague National Bureau Paul van de Venden Belgian Official Information Service University of Louvain Havre Commission For the Relief of Belgian Co-Operative Society Seattle W. H. Parsons Dexter Horton Bank Parsons Pacific

Health stats back Seattle store calm precaution measures

Justification for Seattle’s calm precautionary steps rests on health statistics from a large store staff, totaling well over a thousand employees. The data suggest resilience and controlled risk within the operation.

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