U S Industries Shifting To War Time Production
U S Industries reports rapid retooling across Region V with plants from Ohio, Michigan, and Kentucky adapting. Former refrigerators now build 7.4 inch howitzers, typewriter makers supply machine gun parts, a printing press firm produces guns, a cutlery firm makes Army and Navy utensils, spark plug plants work on aircraft engines, garment workers sew parachutes, and displaced workers acquire new assembly line skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
J. MH. Lancashire
Elyria
United States
Itatay
Ohi
Michiga
Kentucky
Army
Navy
Occupational analysis aids war production staffing in industries
Lancashire says the coming months will stress conversion of civilian plants to defense work. Occupation analysis centers study job types and numbers to match workers to new war production roles, training where needed or transferring from related jobs. The approach already helps staff vital industries and aligns workers with Army needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire
Cider
Ohio
Reyal
Nsver
Persibte
United States Employment Service
Orcu
Friend Of Labor To Be Archbishop Of Canterbury
London reports the Archbishop of York Dr William Temple named the 96th Archbishop of Canterbury at age 60 by King George. He will be elected by the Dean and Chapter. Cyril Garbett becomes Archbishop of York. Temple is a philosopher and social reformer regarded as a friend of labor and a progressive church leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
York
William Temble
Wiecome
Aretblah
Canterbury
England
George
Cosmo Gonlon Langree
Unitecht
Deanamt
Cyril Forster Garbett
Winchester
Temple
Centenarian Volunteers for Red Cross in North Andover
Mrs. Susaty L. Cogswell, 100, of North Andover marked her 10th birthday milestone by continuing her daily kaitting duties for the Red Cross, showcasing dedication to service in the Massachusetts town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Andover
Mass
Susaty L. Cogswell
Kaitting
Ited Cross
Americans must wake up to fight overconfidence
Henry McLemore argues Americans display dangerous overconfidence as World War II conduct and sacrifice are needed. He cites widespread complacency from Maine to Oregon, urges citizens to shoulder burdens, and warns that victory relies on active effort, not past glories. He calls for a national campaign to curb arrogance and prepare for hard times ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Portland
Maine
Oregon
Ream
San Diego
Henry McLemore
Savannah
Sam
George
New York
Detroit
Japan
Tokio
Teicht
Shatthd
McNaucht Syndicate, Inc
Three Persons Fined for Intoxication in Poe Police Court
Three individuals found in a car on Lodi Street at midnight Saturday were fined for intoxication in Poe Police Court. William T. Cecil of Islefast River Street South End, Mrs. William Cecil of Fair Grounds, and Gaylant Moore of Second Street faced fines of 7, 1, and 1 respectively, with Cecil required to pay 19 toward an old fine. a check she presented was marked no funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi Street
Poelice Court
William T. Cecil
Fast River Street
Sth
William Cecil
Fair Grounds
Gaylant Moore
Tif Second Street
Cecil
Elysion Driver Fined and License Suspended in Elyria Case
Roy Uepebrand of Cleveland Street was arrested February 10 for driving while intoxicated. He was fined 80 dollars and had his license suspended for six months after a police court guilty finding in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Uepebrand
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Polee
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. Industries
Blue Star Murbach Coal 223
C.h.merthe
Bone and
Shetlands
Joan Kenly
Jersey
Winter Coats
Elysion
Eamarda
O. Penney CO
ING
Twill Serge
Attet
Talon
Percale
Ech Valeves
U. S. Army
Jong
Penney’s
Clark
Meinghes
Tod
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!