Handy Bookshelf Easily Made in One Evening
A compact guide promises a hanging bookshelf doable in a single evening. It highlights a full size pattern, simple materials in modest quantities, and easy steps suitable for first time woodworkers.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1948
Page
2
A compact guide promises a hanging bookshelf doable in a single evening. It highlights a full size pattern, simple materials in modest quantities, and easy steps suitable for first time woodworkers.
The piece argues that displaced persons should be integrated into the U S workforce to ease farm and industrial strain, citing Rep Vieham G Stratton’s bill to admit a U S quota of displaced persons from Germany Austria and Italy. It notes 11 million Jews and others subjected to Nazi persecution, 93,000 DPs trained for farming, and calls for reconsidering confinement in camps to prevent waste of human potential.
A reflective, critical column discusses Communism in the United States, noting religious-like devotion and a referenced Communist bible paragraph about destruction through bourgeois systems. It highlights Elisabeth Curley Flynn of the Wobblies, her 1920 party work, and her Daily Worker column on women's schooling within the party, illustrating the era's suspicion and curiosity about communist influence and loyalty.
The House opens a crucial tax debate while India mourns Mohandas K. Gandhi after a prayer meeting shooting. Republicans seek a two thirds majority to override a veto, with Democrats urging tax restraint. Gandhi’s death shocks a volatile subcontinent amid peace hopes.
A cur rency committee representative of America's beloved Little man discusses inflation and asks What now. Economists define affla nonary condition as excess demand over supply or too much money and credit relative to exchange.
Camden New Jersey cannery worker Cyrus J Waud recounts his family s hardships from inflation and rising living costs. He describes how even a $50 weekly wage barely sustains his wife and seven children amid economic strain and eroding purchasing power.
The birth boom since 1940 has added about 11 million expected births, raising the U S population to over 144 million and boosting future demand across industry, housing, schools, food, clothing, and transportation. Authorities foresee stronger employment and big markets as children grow. Military potential could rise if universal training were adopted.
An unusual Himalayan custom among the Ap Tanis allows two men in a quarrel to seize and imprison members of each other’s families in a private stockade until a settlement is reached. The tribe numbers about 20,000 and resides in an isolated section of the Himalayas.
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