Vast Boom Hits Alaskan Metropolis
Anchorage faces postwar housing crisis as 120 000 residents, military and civilian, crowd the city. Government agencies request thousands of housing units. settlers crowd hotels and private rooms. queues form for ships and planes to leave or arrive. Crime declines but power, utilities, and transit strain the boom. New base, theater, bus service, telegraph link, and Bond plans promise growth while many seek jobs and opportunity in the state.
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DAOM
Anchorage
Maska
United States
Permk
Mohan
Army
Hecrestion
Balure
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Hay Leen
Fo Milifyingy
Ena
Anchoriage ‘Times
Phins
Ath
Juneau
Pnblic Wavles
Auigmyers’ Association Bueen
False Teeth Comfort Remedy Ad Claims
A dubious product promises to secure loose dentures and reduce discomfort with a powder. The ad asserts improved fit and confidence, urging readers to try a remedy that allegedly stabilizes the teeth and eliminates annoyance. It cites typical lifestyle benefits without medical endorsement.
Upton Chapter Officers Installed and Community Events
Wednesday night installation by Burrard Os xoul with Anna Yuri and Mary Quickenbush in key roles. Benefit card party planned, invitations sent from nearby chapters, entertainment by Miss Jene Brownell and Mr. Van Herrick, and a live performance “When George and Martha Returned.” Upcoming meeting, dress rehearsal, and postponed Bible class noted along with a program on Kagawa led by Renwick Meyer.
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Upton Chapter
Burrard Os Xoul
Anna Yuri
Mary Quickenbush
Mineshal
Alla Shmfer
Iria
Pam Mit cMs
Cornelia Whierulf
Gurtrude Coons
Mae BL Osgood
Ales
Gurel Goudy
Ruth Jins
Mery Smith
Beasie Parcingtor
Hoon Dean
iWudson Fair
Palestine
Tierrs
Jene Brownell
van Herrick
George
Martha
Folk Lowing
Margare
Marjorie Osgood
Bernard Higrant
Manus Toreplettis
Jessie
Anthony
Isabel Wilby
Two Albany Men To Speak Here
Arthur Harvey of Albany and Edward Kennel of the Booker Ts Washington Center will be the guest speakers at a greeting by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Albany branch Monday March. Nazareth Gals, president, will preside. A membership drive will be conducted to usher Baptist churches to stack Royal Ambassadors. Leighton White conducted the meeting and reports from officers were read. Dues were paid. Next meeting set for March at Jay Van Vranken’s home.
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Arthur Harvey
Albany
Edward Kennel
Booker Ts Washington Center
Ines
National Association For the Anyogeement of Colored Lople
Maveh & Guispie
Brg
Leighton White
Gunes
Jay van Vranken
Poland Seeks Return of 65 Million in Gold
A Polish spokesman for the provisional government seeks the return of about 65 million dollars in gold moved during the invasion of Poland. The gold reportedly split into three portions went to England Canada and the United States, with a dispute over ownership among exiled and sponsor groups. The issue surfaces at an international monetary conference opening near Wilmington Island Georgia. The United States and Britain have extended recognition to the Polish government in exile.
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Tleton
Poland
Alix Hh
Washington
Hablen
Hank Polski
Nazia
Wilmington Islind
Savannah
Murer
England
Canna
United States
Aki
West Alton
Rayne
Becwan An Daque
Ung Tong
Nether Group
Uxflait
Towa
Dhe
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Gillen
California
Pacific Wheater
Aine
Trivale Morfitt Higheen
Wally
Franz Dahl
Second St
FINAS
Benjamin Mreedman
Pawling Sanitarium
Tabk
Mreedman
Ginee 1Yah
Wis
Board of Managers
Stillwater
Shei
Tie
Paminsiel
Ana
Steel Kitchen
Frears
Freans
Schildy
Men of Action
ARS
Fiesta
Cage
Loon Frears
Boy Scout
Oxfords
Gerberach Payne
Oriental and
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