Rayon and Cotton Fight For Lead in War Era Trade
In a wartime business column the rivalry between rayon and cotton is described as a struggle for market lead. The article notes cotton’s defense of traditional fibers against synthetic rivals, highlighting industry leaders' claims of dominance and the push to secure the greatest offensive on markets. It mentions Rep Schuyler Olle Blund and Johnsen, president of the National Cotton, as figures in the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayon
Schuyler Olle Blund
Osei
Johnsen
Caunell Declires
Rayon textiles battle shapes postwar industry policy
The article details wartime shifts in cotton and rayon production, noting factory sizes with up to 800,000 spindles and subsidies of up to 289,000,000 pounds for rayon plans. It reports government procurement, subsidies, and statistics showing rayon replacing cotton in some uses, with notable figures on output, costs, and industrial impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thymselvis
Uia
Industti Sone Ao Ciptlie
Forheir
Fon
Tayon Te Cort
Furtie
Jutiud Colton
Jos
Catlan
Uiun Payon Les
Jayon
American Tiodtang Association
Local Social Notes From Stile Street and Surrounds
Residents at home on Stile Street include Wesley Warren and Mr and Mrs Norman Geman. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Meh Burch and Miss Gerding Salispurgh. Johnsville visitors Judith Clum Meo and Michwel Cymbal host hosts. Mrs Stella Sullivan hosted at Mechant ville with Cynthalae and others. Weathered by rain, gatherings occur across Meelrymevalle and Mechante ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lows Trelis
Stile Street
Wesley Warren
Initinis
Norman Geman
St Johnaville
Chiiford Bure
Cambridge
Meh
Gerding Salispurgh
Johnsamitte
Misa
Judith Clum Meo
Mie
Michwel Cymbal
Wells
Harty
John
Westa
Stella Sullivan
Mechanteville
Cary
Meelrymevalle
Stephentown Sketches and Obituary Fragments From Stephentown Center
Reading like an OCR collage, this item notes residents of Stephentown including Jesse Vincent Ingpelotael and Ralph Geerholt returning from New York. It mentions a Stephentown widow dying after a binge at her son’s home and lists local survivors and funeral arrangements in Avery Hall parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig Roland Peek
Ifrom
Mosrita
Jan Pittsfield
Priday
Ralph Geerholt
Min Fred Geerholt
Benjamin Wallim
Stephentown Center
New York
Wiles
Gorge
Stephentown
Thoms
Avery Hall
Wulit
Homer
Blank Jrunt
Lusk Nassau
Wis Russell Preiteh
West Letrinon
Howud Vanderboout
West Stephentown
Smter
Vas
Elects Trustees and Church Officers at Green Church
White Creek Sheldon TI Caon and TMieemant Moerwarth were elected trustees and de-minister Methodists for three years at Green Church. Other items include a student from Moosieir F High joining the Army, and Rev CG Smmon announcing new service plans with Chaplin Burnett en route home from Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon TI Caon
Tmieemant Moerwarth
Ghuich
Dt Greemge Cegneil
Andrew
Full
Moosieir
Ralph G Hirt
Waller
Hunter
Willand Burnett Aruy Chaplin
Antwerp
Belgie
Leh Tury
Chyplin Burnett
Hort
Tradition stirred by UNO choice in Bedford Village
Fragmented OCR notes describe Bedford Village scenes with references to UNO, world affairs, local shops, and residents. Mentions include Joe, Doc Shetty, Gene Tunney, and a mix of conversations about chocolate, windmills, and international topics. The text reads as a garbled diary of daily life and global links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prfdenmick
Bedford Village
United Nations
Mitch
Thormo Price
Joe
Allimm
Endius
Mgaequin
Joe Sud
Calarca
Vale
LNO
Rce
Officer Home on Terminal Leave
Officer Home on Terminal Leave reports Lt Charles J. Worrell of Ninth Street and family at Whiteview Road Wy. Dr Millett resumes practice at 425 Lust Street following naval service and commemoration events name several personnel and updates on postings and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rattoll
NFE
Naval
Anato Ahan
Pacino Webber
Fom
Glevkit Wuiniauniding
Nie Litt
Mary "Worrell
Ninth Street
Whiteview Road
Petersburgs Patberly Miscellaneous Shower Feted Family Members
Peters burg attended a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Thomas, daughter of Mr and Mrs Me and Mig Fourney Shamas Pettis. Hosted by Mrs Shelmin Mason at Wells Hall, approximately 100 guests were present, with gifts received.
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Mt and Mix
Glenn Gop
Ahell
Methodist Church
Heh Sharp
Evenine
Danial Chim
Donald Ty Rabevis
Leonard Solman
Troy
Marjorie Sweeney
George Muilan
Parenly
Tred Walker
Daniel Chin
Dvening Bridge Club
Linky
Maushill Ve Ginn
Vira
Raymond Poges Guesiz
Laloy Kiem Saini
Charles Putnam
Od Finky Vos
Charles Puttam
Normar Sigrnod
Murer
Waterford
Chidys Thomis Draughter
Mig Fourney Shamas Pettis
Gwen
Shelmin ‘Mason
Wells Hall
Petersbur
Miss Thomas
Une Dude Tabe
Alphonse Hubba
Alphonse Hubhid
Petersburg
Paestenhill Feinle Dielin Purchases Home Award
Paestenhill Feinle Dielin purchases a home award set to be moved by Ives Paes tenkalindo in spring. Details indicate a scheduled moving plan for the property and participants involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feinle Dielin
Fragmentary OCR Brief Recaps Local Scene
Readable fragments describe a gun near a bar scene with names like Neve Pai Wine and Troon. The text references patrons, customers, and a promise or event but many words are garbled, leaving unclear actions or outcomes.
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Edicolds
Cottan
Radaccia Hive
Teileal
Cotion
HAYON
Breslaw’s
River ST
Troy, N. Y
Artemus Ward
Beman Park
Sycaney Pharmacy
Isth Street
Hoosick Steel
Lou F Covatte
Thamua E Covette
Pho BS Covatta’s
Cor Glen
Sixth Ave
Nicholas J Covette
SLOAN
Weir
Vinson
Jesse Vincent
UNO
Paestenhill
Bank Te Pitt
Frears
Mike
Guils Neils Beal
Filars Deb i Teen Shop
Eicowm Flogr Annex
Anner
By Paul Ford
Jas
Forwaren
Janes W Wansworth Coeny
YALE
Yale Glee Club
Jha
Nakes
Dini Bruce
Belle Swan
Vishion
Fire AR WU Fk Bho
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