1944 Income To Reach New High
The Resord reports preliminary Commerce estimates showing 1944 national income and product near new highs. Wages and salaries drive growth while private capital formation remains restricted. personal taxes rise yet savings climb, with transfer payments spiking for soldiers' dependents and mustering out.
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Washington, D.C
Department of Commerce
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Bituminous Production Sets Record in 1944
The Bituminous Coal Institute reports a 1944 record coal output of about 622 million tons as the industry enters the postwar period with strong demand. It cites progress in coal to gasoline research, noting a $30 million Bureau of Mines plan to build three demonstration plants each producing around 10,000 gallons daily, signaling expanded customer service opportunities after the war.
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Te Bituminous Coal Institute
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Institute
Two Trojans Win Silver Star on Western Front
Two Trojans received Silver Star citations for gallantry in action in France and Belgium. Leonard Huto of the 28th Infantry Division advanced his squad under fire, was wounded, yet continued the assault to secure their position. Francis Harrington of the 35th Infantry Division helped liberate a French town, personally killed three enemy soldiers, captured eight, and assisted in taking ten more while under heavy fire.
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War Department
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Leonard H. Huto
28Th
Belgium
France
Stat
Francis Harrington
Frank Harrington
Tenth Street
35Th
Hute
Florence Prespate
Hoosick Street
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French Towtt
Sevral
Whitehall Lodge to Install C F Havens at Ceremony
Whitehall lodge announces the installation of Claude F Havens as master at a Phoenix Lodge affiliated event. The ceremony will install Havens and other officers, with Masons from area lodges expected to attend.
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Whitehall Lodge
C. F. Havens
Claude F. Havens Withte
Phoenix Lodge
Fang A. M
Whitehall
Aviation Records Mark 1944 Output Amid War Efforts
In 1944 Washington highlights record aviation production with Boeing and other plants delivering thousands of aircraft. Demand supported by contracts and rapid production advances, while air travel volumes and freight soared as war needs drove unprecedented use. Jet propulsion hints emerged from American research, with helicopters to bombers expanding capabilities.
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America
Pransinns Oceans
Fourseen Lines
Omer
United States
Act Teel
Geve
Aviation rule push backs glare and fog for safer skies
Government aviation agencies unveil new rules to simplify procedures and boost airport expansion. The program aims to raise ward standards in flying operations ground equipment and safety. Officials played a key role at the Chicago international conference steering toward an open air ocean concept.
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Dr Sying
Chicago
Mount Hope Lodge to Install New Master and Officers
Mount Hope Masonic Lodge will install Daniel McMann as master at the Fort Ann Masonic Rooms on Thursday. Other officers include Frank Perkins senior warden Laurence Wiles junior warden Arthur Belden secretary B J Mattison treasurer Harold Archam retiring master and appointive officers to be named.
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Mount Hope Lodge
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Fort Ann
Frank Perkins
Laurence Wiles
Arthur Belden
B. J. Mattison
Harold Archam
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Battle Hill Chapter to Install Matron in Fort Ann
Mrs Helen Manning is to be installed matron of Battle Hill Chapter O E S in the Masonic Temple Fort Ann tomorrow night succeeding Sir Li Austin Patron Richaringen associate matron Mrs Grace Wells secretary Mrs Margaret Harrington treasurer Mrs Mary H Belden conductress Mrs Leola Streeter associate conductress Mrs Pearl Hakreiz chairman of trustee for three she retiring Matron Mrs Livn Austin
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Battle Hil
O. E
Masonic Temple
Fort Ann
Li Austin
Richaringen
Grace Wells
Margaret Harrington
Mary HL Belden
Leola Streeter
Pearl Hakreiz
Livn Austin
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