Public Sale of County Property in Frederick County Virginia
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of a 28 acre limestone farm with buildings on Cedar Creek Grade. The sale is in Winchester Virginia at 11:00 A M on September 27 1941 by decree of the Circuit Court of Frederick County. Terms require one third cash and balance in two annual installments or cash on day of sale.
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Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
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Armys Hospital Opened With 2000 Beds At Camp Gordon
Atlanta reports General W L Shea explaining the New Lawton General Hospital covers 146 acres and 140 buildings. The 2000 general hospital beds are for long term care and surgery. It features a runway for hospital planes, a railway siding for hospital trains, and a dedicated orthopedics unit with a splint workshop plus fourteen dental chairs.
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Virginia Sees Big Boost as Defense Spending Backs South
Defense dollars reshape the south with Virginia near a one billion dollar contracts wave. States plan peacetime use, Louisiana surveys postwar plans, North Carolina towns assess needs, Arkansas plans long term plant utilization. The AP survey notes widespread economic gains and a shift of workers from farming to skilled industry.
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Defense
Bryant
Defense orders reshape Southern industry and jobs
Contracts drawn by shipyards and defense centers push Virginia and North Carolina toward major wartime output while reducing agricultural jobs. Norfolk and Newport News alone secure 722 million dollars in 1940 41 ship orders. North Carolina adds textile capacity to house defense demand though new plants remain few, with Wilmington shipyard projecting 57.5 million dollars in orders and 5000 workers. Louisiana supports peacetime use in new industry through state job security programs while Alabama officials worry defense may slow permanent industrial growth.
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