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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1947
Page
11
A forecaster argues Alaska could supply up to a quarter of U S newsprint demand. He cites vast timber, including spruce and hemlock, and envisions pulp mills, plywood ventures, and shingle production to boost regional industry while meeting U S needs.
Forest Service surveys southeastern Alaska for undeveloped power sites with potential over 60,000 horsepower. A 40,000 to 50,000 horsepower mill could use nearby sites without a large power company. Juneau and Ketchikan are noted as promising locations with tidewater access. Timber sales would be on an 11 year basis. operation could start in about two years.
Cambridge notices list events such as the World Day of Prayer for Misulang at Embury Methodist Church on Friday February 21 at 2 40 p m with participation from local churches. Also mentions the Third Tuesday Club meeting with Miss Irene Willard on February 18 and social visits by Mrs May Robson of Hoosick Falls and others.
Britain faces a deep economic crisis as its empire wanes and wartime industries idle. The piece argues labor shortages, postwar nationalization woes, and failed plans threaten recovery while Conservatives and Socialists blame each other for the stalled economy.
The excerpt discusses Britain's fragile economic system under pressure from wartime strain and global markets. It notes fear of collapse, potential shift toward conservatism, and the danger of sliding into communism or an overly corporate state without achieving stability.
Fort Dix military police featured in a case where Joseph Dumals was removed from a suspect list in a Jersey-based homicide. Capt. Jack Donahor cited impendable evidence and a confession during a mental blackout, placing Dumals at the New Jersey base shortly after the Black Dahlia body discovery.
Comes from Canada and accounts for about nine percent of the pabestor used in the United States according to the report. The finding highlights cross border trade impacts on domestic consumption.
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