Roads Could Use All the Surplus Men
New York December report argues that highway improvement in the United States could employ all demobilized soldiers. B S Cornell, secretary of the National Highways Protective Society, predicts extensive postwar road work if state legislatures fund highway programs, with federal aid supplementing state money. He warns rising costs and labor limits may slow projects but urges mobilization of surplus manpower for early completion and revived wagon freighting to complement rail.
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New York
United States
Cornell
National Highways Protective Society
War Industries Board
Great Plains
Kansas
Plains
Erince
Muich
Rome
France
Germany
Huaiary
The
Highway Improvement Society
United
Skirts in Paris Fashion Rush Amid War Heightened Shorts
Paris fashion notes from a November dispatch describe skirts at 73 centimeters as the height of chic, with one-piece dresses in straight lines, narrow hinderskirts, and velvet touches. Designers Lacoste Lanvin and others show taupe, terra cotta, and grey palettes, silk stockings, and two-inch ribbon trims.
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Paris
Hawaii
Toone Lanvin
Red Cross Will Carry On Despite Peace
The American Red Cross must continue its work after the war to aid wounded soldiers and devastated regions. Government and citizens recognize its role as part of national service, aiding recovery in Europe and worldwide. A Paris report from Miss Margaret L. Ferrand highlights continued relief efforts and connects to President Ferrand of Colorado's family, noting interest in Colorado and Wyoming readers.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Europe
America
Nen
Paris
Margaret L. Ferrand
Ferrand
State University of Colorado At Boulder
Colorado
Wyoming
President Ferrand
Starving in Paris by Margaret J. Ferrand
A passenger recounts Red Cross soldiers stranded in Paris without funds, noting language barriers and a train departure from the same station they arrived. The piece contrasts wartime supply shortages with fashion details on Colonial style shoes and a plea for safer civilian guidance in wartime Paris.
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Paris
Margaret J. Ferrand
Rue de Rivall
Red Cross
Cource
The Lumber Industry Outlook in the Pacific Northwest
The future of the lumber industry appears bright with Western products in high demand. After years of global inactivity in construction, the United States will face shortages as France Belgium and Tealy seek vast lumber supplies for rebuilding. U.S. producers should anticipate sustained utilization of skilled labor and extended demand, shaping a strong market for years.
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United States
Nalstent
France
Belgium
Tom
Red Cross to Fill Wounded Boys Socks in France
Washington December 3 The Red Cross plans a Christmas joy for wounded American soldiers in France. Red Cross stockings stuffed with fruit figs candy and cards will hang over cots with entertainment including singers films and games. Capers note children of France will visit capitals on Christmas Day to show appreciation.
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France
Inet
Trench
Stalent
Red Cross
Theoapitals
The
Isa
Gare du Nord
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