Coal Miner Is Prized by Reds in Soviet Donets Basin
Touring foreign reporters meet miners at Kadievka Donetsk basin mine 40 miles from Voroshilovgrad. Director Ageev notes German floods were pumped out. production targets for 1950 include one million tons. The piece describes miner life, pay incentives, royalty-like bonuses, and union activity amid postwar reconstruction. rent and tax exemptions for miners are mentioned along with living conditions.
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Kadievka
Ukraine
Tle
Moscow
Donets Basin
Kadlevka
Vorosiiloygrad
Mikhai Ageev
Bu Ff
Jas Blepanovich
Bie
Tyan
Tyan, ‘Berges
Laa
Slalher
oFaing
Iven
Ty Abercaine
Ivan
Fernald
Nhin
Serge Fia
Ym Quertera
Can Bay
Pele
Adobe as a low cost home building method amid housing shortage
Washington reports a severe housing shortage forcing young couples to delay marriage and many to double up. A proposal suggests using adobe bricks dried in the sun as a cheap, feasible method to quickly provide homes for veterans and families. J Blanchek, after selling his paper, studied extensive government data to advocate adobe as a practical solution.
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Washington
Ean
J. Bianke
Ba Bulla
Library of Congress
United States
Army Recruiter Named for Basin Station
Sgt James H Patterson of Sunnyside and Carbon High School alum served six years in the Army Air Forces. He is named station commander of a newly activated Roosevelt recruiting station at Roosevelt city office under Provo main. Tentative plans call for Patterson to spend Thursdays in Vernal with no federal payroll details.
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James H. Patterson
Army
Provo
Roose Re
John As
Patterson
Sunnyside
Aber
Carbon High School
Army Air Forces
Roosevelt
Provoe
Ice
Uncle Sam and Virginia Foresee a Bright Christmas
Readable text portrays patriotic flourishes and festive planning as Virginia shoppers anticipate holiday cheer. Mentions of savings, gifts, and family traditions surface amid a playful, garbled wartime era style. Strong entities appear as Virginia, United States, and Christmas themes.
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Virginia
Santal Claus
Sante
Trolley Coach Industry Sees Record Wages in 1944
In a 1944 industry report, the trolley coach sector shows wages rising sharply with total payroll exceeding $652,060,060 and an average annual pay of $4,612 per employee. The data indicate a 55 percent increase from the previous year, marking the highest wage level on record for the industry.
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LMS
Rangely News Echoes Local Profiles And Highway Plans
Rangely residents and visitors mingle in a week of local business changes. Nelsons take over cleaning and tailoring from Paul Richter and George Blaie effective November 18, with former Grand Junction foreman now settling in Rangely. Regional oil figures and geologists visit as Highway 64 plans and the 1947 budget loom, while bees decline and road work stretches toward major rebuilds. A string of local social notes, visits, and family events fill the community diary.
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M. €. Nelson
Paul Richter
George Blaie
Nelson
Excelsior
Grand Junction
Alex Clark
Rocky Mountain
Shell Oil Com
Tela
Bunce
John Weatherly
Lenwood Prings
HH. Aewett
Daren
Webster Evans
Denver
Crna
Tein
Wilfred Ay Shilton
Iocal
Albert Can
Une
Rangely
Salt Lake
Lenore Kyner
Amber of Commerce
Colorado
Range
Artesia
Orrand Junction
Rifle
Ates
Nish
Sum Ig
Romeren
McGu
Robert
Duncan
Artesta
Stinal 8
Blue Hill
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Colliel
Adobe
Uncle Sam
J. 8. Purdy
Ars
Department of Agriculture
W. A. Jacobe Insurance Protection At
Vernal Theatre
Alice Faye
Linda Darnell
Dana Andrews
Jane Russell
Hoosier
Jack Haley
Anne Savage
Stiff
Johnny Mack Brown
Land of the Outlaws
Eddie Bracken
Henny Tufts
Marjorie Reynolds
Charlie
Cabin 14
Utah Auto Court
Vernal
Utah
Stagg
Fang
Joseph A. Parent
West
North
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