Motor Industry's War Output Surges and Jobs Rise
Detroit June 14. The period from September 1939 to June 1, 1944 saw the nation’s automobile industry deliver war material totaling 18.5 billion dollars. Aircraft orders now account for 45 percent of deliveries, while totals for military vehicles, guns, tanks, and ammunition show varied shifts as government cuts gun and tank production. Employment stands at 777,000 with an average weekly wage of 61 dollars, up from 46 dollars three years earlier.
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Detroit
George Romney
Automotive Council For War Production
Romney
Livestock and Farming Implements for Sale
Public auction announced for the Lewis F. Cooper estate in Frederick County Virginia near Stephenson. Items include John Deere tractor multiple plows, spreaders, a brown cultivator, livestock such as cows calves hogs chickens and twenty bushels of wheat with several commodities and a cash terms policy. Auctioneer Brumback lists date June 16 1944 and administrator Eugene B. Cooper.
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Lewis F. Cooper
Stephenson
Frederick County
Virginia
John Deere
Eugene B. Cooper
I. Brumback
Allied gains at Cherbourg peninsula in steady advance
The Allied line on the Cherbourg peninsula has extended from sixty to about 100 miles over three days amid stubborn German resistance. Montgomery leads with aggressive strategy to deepen and strengthen positions for a major counterattack as Rommel clashes with Von Rundstedt over reserves.
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Cherbourg
Marshal Rommel
Hitler
Atlantic Wall
Marshal von Rundstedt
Rommel
von Runstedt
Paris
Monty
Montgomery
North
Africa
Rommell
Wanted aopy General hauling
Classified notices seek workers and items in Winchester area. Entries include general hauling helper labor job call 4225, repair mechanic seeking work by C. EB. Harmon Rt. 1 A Winchester, and 16+ helper needed at Underwood Bakery with location details. Readers invited to respond to box addresses and local numbers.
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Aopy
C. EB. Harmon
A. Winchester, Va
Washington, D. C
R. G
SAME NAME BUT NOT THE SAME MAN Robert Lowery dispute at Novicks
Robert Lowery of 715 S Loudoun Street says he is not the Robert Lowery convicted earlier in Police Court. The article notes confusion over names and notes an employee at Novicks denies the prior conviction.
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Robert Lowery
S. Loudoun Street
Novicks
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