davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-30
AMERICANA PRISTALI
MA CEBU.

Gen. Macarthur oznamil We
stfedu, re veterani 8. armady
americke divise napadli dobTe
pripravene pobreznf obranne
posice ma ostrove Cebu a rych-
lie postoupili k hlavn1mu mestu
Ostrova.
JAPONCI " BURME
UTfKAJf z PAST.
Ostre boje mezi britskymi O.
brnenymi sbory a j~aponskym
vojskem, ktere uvazlo v pasti
mezi Myingyan, Mektila a Man
dalay pokracuj1, zat1m CO Ja-
ponci sc snaz1 uniknouti z pas
tt, kterou jim Britove nastrazi-
Ii. Sfla nepratelskeho vojska
byla pGvodne odhadovana ma
10000 muzG.
Obsazen1m Maiktily byli ia
ponci odf1znuti cd 1tekove cess
ty ma Jill a nepodaTf-li Sc jim
proraziti, zbyva Jim jen 1zka
costa do Siamu. Die zprav z
bojiste "a posledn1ch 48 hodin
bylo ma teto fronte zabito L.
900 Japonc1. Ma kratkem Use
ku cesty mezi Thai a Meiktila
bylo zabito dals1ch 200 Japon-
CT. Britove Sc zmocnili vlaku
o 16 vozech ma trait z Manda-
lay do Rangoon. Wax veil pol
nj della a stTelivo.
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SpOrtOvnf Hlfdka.
VELKOLEPE KRfzKOVE
ZAPASY " COLISEUM.

Pro prfstl dtery, dine 8. dubna
Mr.. Ed Contos pofadatel krfz-
kovych zapas1 v Coliseum pri
pravuje velice slibny program
ma nemz 1cast brati budou nej-
vyznacnejs1 zapasnfci.
We dvou hlavnfch zapasech
ktere urceny budou ma dobu
jedne porazky 1cinkovati bu-
dou:
The Swedish Angel, 243 Id.
VS.. Joe Savoldi, 219 ID.
The Blimp, $40 ID. VS.. Matte
235 lh.
Mimo techto 2 zapasd ma pro-
gramu budou jeste jine zapasy.
Kdo Sc chce mile pobavit
necht dostavf sc pffst1 1tery do
Coliseum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-30

situace ma hranicich severnf
Moray. Rusove zde oznamu-
j postup behem dine O pet mil
a zajetl 1000 Nemc1. Bylo zde
dObyto mesto Jernan a soused-
nj vesnice Hohndorf, kde Russo
We jsou 8 mil cd hranice, IA mil
severne cd Opavy a As mil Sc
verovychodne cd Olomouce.
Dale ma zapad oblehajf Rusove
z jihu, vychodu a severn hor-
noslezske mesto HlubSice
(Loebschutz). Zde byla obsa-
zena slezska obec Badewitz,
ktera lei pet mil severne cd
hranice a rovnez pet mil cd &C.
skoslovenskeho mesta Krnova.
Postupujfce dale ma zapad,
obsadili Rusove hornoslezske
mesto Prudn1k (Neustadt) a
vychodne Cd neho jsou We YES
nici Kroeschendorf, ktera lei
prakticky ma hranici (asi 1000
krokG cd navsi prochazf tn ne
mecko-ceskoslovenska hrani-
ce). Vesnice lei dive mile seve-
rovychodne cd ceskoslovenske
vetsf obce Osoblaha (nemecky
Hotzenplotz). Nemci ovsem We
SVEN komunike mluv1 O bojich
vychodne a zapadne cd Oso-
blahy. Zapadne cd Prudnfku
Rusove dosahli silnicn1 kTizo-
vatky - stale jeste ma nemec-
Ike 1zem1 - Wackenau, v nfz
|jsou ctyri mile cd Hlucholaz
(Ziegenhals) a pouze pGl dru-
he mile cd trait Praha-Hradec
Kralove-M oravska Ostrava. Zde
jsou Rusove pdl druhe mile Cd
hranice.
Sovetske komunike dale pax
oznamuje, re provedla SOVIET
ska letadla nalet ma nadrazf v
Moravske Ostrave - Pfivozu,
kde byly bombardovany nemec
Ike vojenske vlaky.
Ma severn1 ruske fronte ma
pobfez1 We Vych. Prus1ch Ru-
lsove zajali $4,000 zaskocenych
NemcG a wall 1tokem Emans,
~ mile cd Gdanska.
Posledn1 zprava oznamuie,
re sc bojuje v Gdansku a Gdy-
mi.
Marsal S~aposnikov mrtev.
Moskevske radio oznamilo
smutnou west, re 1tery zem-
rel byvaly nacelnfk ruskeho
Istabu marsal Boris Saposnfkov
We start 62 rokG. Byl nemocen
cd podzimu 1912. Byl plukov-
n1kem v carske armada.
Saposn1kov byl nejstarsim a
vynikajfcfm velitelem Rude Ar
mady. Statnf pohreb Dude Sc
konati v Moskve, kde ma jeho
pocest Dude postaven pomn1h.
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TichOmOf1.
FRONTA.

Tokijsky rozhlas oznamoval
v pondelf, re Americana sc po-
kouseli 0 vylodeni ma ostrovech
Ryukyu, lez1cfch 400 mil ma
jih cd Japonska.
Ma ostrOve Luzonu We Filipi-
mach dosahli Americana bodu
Is mil cd vychodn1ho brehu O.
strova a general Macarthur o.
znamil, re hydro-elektrarny ma
ostrove Formosa byly bombo-
vany americkymi letci, ktefi
shazovali bomby 1000 liber
t3zk6
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Argentina vyhlasila valkl
Nemecku a Japonsku.
Rozdsleni pIdy ma Slovensku

DIE zpravy "Ludoveho den
.n1ku", Slovenska narodni rada
dekretem re dine 27. 1nora ma
f1dila konfiskaci majetku Mem
Gu, MadarG a slovenskych zrad
cG. Soucasne Sc oznamuje, re
We smyslu rozhodnouti Sloven-
ske narodnf rady bylo zahaje-
no pridelovan1 konfiskovane
pGdy chudobnym rolnikGm a
zemedelskym delnlkIm.
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REALITY MA PRODEJ:
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:

V NORTHEAST BALTIMORE
1873 n. Ellwood Ave.
3 svetnic - koupelna
$4,000 Ground Rent $4,000
Prentis Place
svetnic, koupelna
1880 Ground Rent $4,000
McElderry st.
S4'95O Ground Rent $4,000
DUNDALK
1870 Brookview Ave.
$4,000 i s pozemkem
Vytapenl olejem, okna prot
boufi, site, velky lot,
okamzit6 vlastnictvf.
ESSEX
9O4 Lutz Avenue
81 svetnic a koupelna
S2,89O Ground Rent $1,000
Dane pouze $4,000
C. EDGAR WOOD
HA milton 1916
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Americke domky do Anglie.

1900 dfevenych bungalows
re Spoj. Stat1 Dude prijmuto
ubytovac1m vyborem v Liver
poolu Poole programu Lend
lease. Dalsi domky pdjdou do
jinych NEST Britanie.
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Valka.
Zapadnf frOnta.
ODPOR NEMCU
MA RYNE ZLOMEN!
"BITVA 0
JE ZAHAJENA.


JE ZAHAJENA.
General Eisenhower zapocal
tento sv1j obrovsky 1tok FARO
ven S ruskym 1tokem ma vycho-
de a vrhl do tohoto zapolenf ma
1885, 900 muz1 z osmi nebo
dewitt armad We snaze. aby Ne
mecko bylo srazeno ma kolena
v nekolika tydnech. Jeho so
divisf, z nichz % je pancero-
vych, je vyzbrojeno tax, jako
jeste zadna armada vyzbroje-
ma nebyla.
Tyto operace jsou nejvetsfm
1tokem cd chvile spojenecke
invase v Normandii ma pocatku
cervna 1914. Tento 1tok lie
take tretfm nejvetsim proraze-
MIN linii Nemc1 ma Ryne a po-
die vseho mGze Sc vyvinouti V
rozhodujicf bitvu O Nemecko.
Patton vnikl do Frankfurt a
postupuje dvema smery: ma
Fuldu cd ktereho mesta a. pan
cerova divise je pouhych 10 mil
Druha cast Pattonovy armady
postupuje ma Wurzburg sme-
rem k Mnichovu. Soudi Sc, re
jest zde moznost, ably Patton
bleskovym postupem spoil Sc S
ruskymi voji postupujicimi ma
Widen, clmz by bylo JIM Ne
mecko odrfznuto.
Prvni americka armada gen.
Hodgese a hlavne jejf pance-
rove kolony daily sc ma RICHLY
postup pc vybornych Hitlero-
vych silnicfch a dobyly mesta
Limburg (22 mil vych. Cd Ry-
nu) a Heckholzhausen (35 mil
vych. cd predmostf Remagen) {.
z. armada presla Ryn v pom
deli a bojuje v Manheimu.
9. armada postoupila 10 mil
a obchvacuje mesta Essen a
Dortmund.
Britska a Kanadska armada
postoupily 11R mile a zajali
10000 Nemc1.
B
Nepritel zahnan do rohu a ne
niue JIG uniknouti.
Polnf marsalek Montgomery
prohlasil k trupam 81. skupiny,
ze: "Nepfitel byl zahnan do
rohu a nemGze uniknouti; u
dalosti Sc vyvfjeji tax rychle,
re 1plna a rozhodna porazka
Nemc1 jest jista." E
Francouzi uz take "a Rynem.
Reuterova depese z Basileje
hlasi, re trupy francouzske 1.
armady pfekrocily Ryn u Ras-
TAFT, jihozapadne cd Karlsruhe.
10000 parasutistG ma Ryns.
Rozhlas Blue Network hlasil
z Paffze, re skoro 40, 900 anne
rickych a britskych parasutis-
tn pristalo ma predmosti Ry-
ma.
Hlavni nemecky stan dobyt.
Nemecky general, velfcf We
Weselu, byl zajmut britskym
"komandem" a general-major
Deutsch, komandant nazistic-
kych oddflG v oblasti Vessel,
byl zabit.
Letci z Italie mad Berlinem.
Americka tezka bombomet-
ma letadla Sc zakladen v Italii
pc prve bombardovala Berlin.
Pocasi je prfznive spojencIGm.
Bojuj1ce jednu z nejobtiznej-
SIGH bitev, v jake kdy americtf
a BRITISH vojaci byli angazova-
nj, elementy til spojeneckych
armad dosahly prekvapujfcfho
1spechu pc prekroceni Ryna,
dix kombinaci zkusenosti a Cd
vahy.
Pocasi Sc konecne obratilo
prot Hitlerovi pTi jedne z nej-
vetsfch spojeneckych ofensiv,
jez byla zahajena. Krasne slu-
necne pocasi je priznive spo-
jencGm, kteff uderili napric
Ryna a pronikli ma niziny Sc
verne cd PoruT1.
Ruska frOnta.
puIcOUE DNpvTT
BANSKOU BYSTRICI.
HkraiinSka 3 q 9 orroSdo
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-23
LIT. M. E. BROWN
IS AWARDED STAR

First Lieut.. Michael c. Brown,
Of Wilmington, has been awarded
the Bronze Star medal '.for meri-
torious service in direct support
of combat operations during the
period of January l, 1914 to April
30, 1915, in Italy, Corsica, France
and Germany" according to no.
!! tification received here.
The citation accompanying the
medal reads as follows:
GAS battery executive officer,
Lieutenant Brown tirelessly ex-
erted himself in order that no
effort be spared in providing for
the well being of his men. In the
advance from Capua to Casino,
Italy, he often travelled roads sub
ljected to intense artillery fire tc
assure himself the gunnery units
laced nothing to add to their safe
ty and comfort and later when hi:
battery served as a provisional
infantry unit he nightly visited out
post positions to deliver mail ane
supplies, even though these visit:
necessitated travelling over enem,
observed terrain. During the bit
|terly contested Alsace-Lorraine en-
gagements he redoubled his effort
to care for his men and expert
ly coordinated the administrative
and supply functions of two widel.
separated platoons. Entered mill
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Recruiting Campaign May Determine
Fate OF Compulsory Training Bill

plan has but lukewarm backing in
Congress.
The Army's spokesman have told
Congressional handlers of military
matters they don't expect the re-
cruitment drive to do the job.
They base their pessimism on
the history of recruitment follow
ing other wars.
Navy spokesman have told Con-
gress they are planning on post
war fleet requiring from 100000
to 100000 men. The Army hasn't
given its figures, but best estimates
range from regular force of $780,
600 men if universal training is
accepted to 100000 if there is no
peacetime draft.
That's a total of approximately
500, 900 for both services.
Currently the Navy has approx
mately 100000 men serving under
enlistments. The Army's high was
an estimated $4,000 in 1871, but
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most of those enlistments have ex-
PRED.
The Navy's high enlistment rate
was cuased in no small degree by
that services practice of accepting
17-year-old volunteers at a time
when the Army minimum and the
draft minimum were 10. Thousands
of boys, unwilling to wait until they
were Is to be drafted and assigned
to whatever service needed them
at that time, made their own
choice by enlisting in the Navy.
Eat the very best" War De-
partment spokesman said, I'VE
don't look for more than 100000 en-
listments, and we'll be tickled to
get 100000. The Navy will do well
to keep 100000 enlistments.
'Conceding that there will be a
total of 100000 enlistments, h e
sad, that will leave the Army
short some 100000 men and the
Navy shy at least 100000 of its OBJ
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BIG JOB INCREASE
EXPECTED IN N. {.

RALEIGH, Sept. o. R -Ap
proximately 100000 non-agrclul
tural jobs will be available IN Nortf
Carolina within the next year, ar
increase of 10000, or 20 per cent
over total 1910 employment, &C
cording to a statewide survey by
the State planning board released
today by Governor Cherry.
Cherry siad the survey, conduct
ed under the general supervision
of Felix A. Grisette, managing d.
rector Of the planning board, coin
cides very closely in its estimates
with similar nationwide surveys.
The survey covered 81 representa-
tive North Carolina counties con-
tanning more than third OF the
population of the state.
Although these figures are very
encouraging, Cherry said, they
show that they could still fall short
Of providing full employment by
$50, 600 to 100000, depending upon
the size of the postwar labor force.
The survey was based on estl-
mates made by employers on the
basis of the number of people they
expect to be able to employ during
the first full peace-time year. 1T
does not include any employment
which could be provided by pub
lie works or governmental ag@-
cies. It covered all counties in all
section Of the state.
Manufa curing concerns which
employed $4,000 workers in 1910
and 1879, 1000 in 1914 estimated their
postwar employment would be
152. 900, an increase Of 10 per cent
over 1910. Total employment in all
manufacturing in 1910 was 325,-
900. Applying this 10 per cent in
crease in all manufacturing would
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-23
Moscow Says Japanese
Criminals Attempting
To Escape Their Fate

LONDON, Sept. o. B The
Moscow radio, as recorded by the
Soviet Monitor, charged tonight
that Japanese war criminals were
attempting to escape the fate they
deserved, and said tn; the AS
sociated Press seems to be spar
ing no efforts in helping Japanese
criminals who are awaiting trial.
Strange as it may seem, the
Associated Press seems to be spar
ing no efforts in helping the Japa-
nese criminals who are awaiting
trial to make speeches in their,
Defense" the broadcast said.
(This apparently referred to in
terviews with prominent Japanese
carried by the Associated Press
and others American military au-
thorities have imposed no rest1:c-
tons on such interviews or on
public statements by prominent
Japanese.)
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-23
Windsors Arrive For
Lengthy French Visit

PARIS, Sept. 22.-lRHThe Duke
and Duchess of Windsor arrived
in France today for an indefinite
stay, planning to divide their time
between their former home in
Paris and a rented villa on the
Riviera.
They learned that both these
places had been sold in their alb
sence, but were prepared for theil
occupancy. The Duke said he hae
not owned either.
1.-The only piece of property or
earth that really own is my
ranch in Canada and I have no
been able to see it for four year!
because Of wartime travel re
strictions," he added.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. %. -R-
The outcome of forthcoming
Army-Navy recruitment campaign,
Capitol Hill believes, will de-
terrnine the fate of compulsory
peacetime military training legis-
lation.
If the enlistment campaign, to be
launched as soon as the senate
acts on a recruitment bill already
passed by the House, can produce
an estimated 100000 men, includ-
ing men already serving n i S t.
ments, it is almost certain there
will be no universal training act
now.
But if it falls short of Congress
sional expectations, the lawmakers
either will have to pare down their
present estimates of how big the
postwar Army and Navy shall be,
or face the alternative of peace
time draft.
Right now, the peacetime draft
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add 10000 manufac turing jobs, the
eaSH

add 10000 manufacturing jobs, the
survey said.
Non-manufactruing firms en-
ploying $4,000 people in 1910 and
a, 900 in 944 estimated that they
will be able to provide 1900 jobs
in l94x (cq, and increase OF 2l.2
per cent over 1910. Applying this
increase to the non-manufa cturing
total in 1910 agriculture excepted
of 475,OO0, a total Of 100000 new
jobs would be added.
Furniture and lumber products
were the major manufacturing
classifications indicating the larg-
est percentage Of estimated In
crease-44.5 per cent. Total en-
ployment in the industry in 1910
was about $1,000. An increase Of
AS per cent would mean $4,000
new jobs.
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reaches!
ROACHES!

Kill Your Reaches with Shep
ards Roach Powder Alse
Bed Bug Killer E.
ON SALE AT
Saunders Drug Co.
B. B. Henby Grocery
Schutt Bros Grocery Store
A. & D. Food Store
Greepfieio Drug Co.
Jarman's Drug Store
T. w. Wood 3 Sons
Lano bug Store
A. d. Hobbs
Hardison's Gro. Store
5. D. Bordeaux Grocery
Joe Brown, (Two Stores)
Rhodes Gro. store
Clyde Wolfe Gro. Store
P. A. Marshburn Gro. Store
Carl Marshburn Gro. Store
W. d. Mills GIG. Store
Loveless Grocery
Creech Grocery Store
Herrings Grocery Store
Bstsor Grocery Store
Mayhan Grocery Store
Reds Super Market
Open Air Market
Audubon Grocery. Winter Park
r. I. Henry, Atkinson
q. s.. Roberts. Wrishtsville Beach
q. B. Mercy 3 Co., Whitevills
Bame's Gro. Store. Carolina Beach
Piner Purol Service, Carolins Beach
e. L. Robinson. Caroiins Beach
Jones Gro. Store, Carolina Beach
Carolina Beach Drug Store. Carolins
Beach
Dee's Drug Store. Burgaw
Fiplay Carr Grocery Store Wallace
E. D. Rivenbark, Carolins Beach Rd.
E. C. Baldwin Store. Castle Haynes
Lewis Food Store. Burgaw
Harrelson's Pharmacy. Tabor City
Certified Feed Store. Southport.
Pierce Co.. Hallsboro, N.
Koonce Drug Co., Chadbourn. N. c.
Ellis Mears. Fair Bluff. N. C.
Manufactured and
Guaranteed by
JOE e. SHEPARD
317 S. 2nd st. Phone 1856
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tary service from Winnings,
North Carolina" OWL
Lieut.. Brown enlisted in ~.
army on January /, 1912, and vs W.
graduated from Officer Candids,s
school at Camp Davis in Augnw
1912. He sailed for overseas dn.,
in November, 1912. He is tbe 81,
of MIR. and Mrs. T. E. Brown N
l19 South Fourth street. His win
Mrs. Elizabeth Nets Brown, r.,
sides at WrightSVille Beach
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Annamites Of South
Indo-China Strike

SAIGON, Indo China, Sept. 16-
(Delayed) - The Annamites Of
southern Indo-C China called a gen.
eral strike today and proclaimed
boycott against all French fami-
lies in the area, in another move
protesting return of French au-
thority.
British and French officials said
they thought the crisis would ease
off within the next five days, but
French civilians took a different
view and the atmosphere grows
more tense daily. Hotel Hobbies
are full of distinguished French
men.
One of the oldest flowers in Gull
tivation is the pansy, which be-
longs to the violet family.
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! - . n .
AS HENRY GRADY DREAMED

1.-THE war has brought a lot Of
equipment and industrial know.
|how here" he says. 1T has pro-
|vided us the chance Of proving
our ability to produce. We expect
not only to hold our gains, but to
lgo forward .:....., >.
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Master Redeployment
Schedule Is Released

FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept.
22.-P)-The U. S. Army released
master redeployment schedule
for the European theatre today.
promising all enlisted men with
go or more points that they will
be homeward bound by New
Years. 1t also disclosed that by
late next spring U. S. occupation
forces will have been reduced
to seven divisions slated for pro-
longed overseas duty.
Earmarked for occupation were
the LIST, 3rd, 9th, 43nd and 18th
infantry divisions and the LIST and
4th a-mored. However the men
manning them will be soldiers
with less than As points.
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AS HENRY GRADY DREAMED
New South. Easily Recovering,
Steams Up for Big Industrial Era

Der of Commerce, indicated that
the city's industries would be able
to convert from war to peacetime
production in from one day to
three weeks. However, the one:
industry which figured it would
i-on,,;re fh-.A i,..,::::.:. :s.s. a.
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jective, or an untitled need for 900,
600 men for both services"
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The first special mail train made
the trip from New York to Chicago
in 80 hours and 40 minutes in 1875.
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l55 Brand-New Georgia Businesses
Established in EIGHT War Months

II has been said the larse plant
In industry Is comparable with the
bass drum In q symphony or.
ehestra. For business 10 make
real music there must be the &C
compsnyi- -n-.''- - the small
wood. ...:.;.,...:.. nuts1
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'hsvid Be- able 10 piek these WORK
era W from employees dismisssd
TaM ssher war plants.
H. world Is short II rivilisn
800 1oeds," said c-:;l1e. .snd
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By BILL BORING.

The south today is turning the
pages Of its history into a new era
the new south of industry for
which Henry Grady dreamed and
worked.
Out Of the nav Of war It is
emerging, this new land Of indus
trial potentially =. new mills,
new mines. new factories. And a
new spirit.
A survey Of southern cities,
made yesterday by The Constitu.
ton, reveals that this section not
only IS swinging easily into the pc.
riod Of transition from war to
peace, but is looking upon the re.
conversion period as the beginning
Of Year One in its greater indus
trial life.
Perhaps this new spirit-this
new trend Of. economy. this new
line Of thinking-is no. better illus.
trated than by what is going on in
~n~-s~ -
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BACKLOG OF CIVILIAN ORDERS
BACKLOG OF CIVILIAN ORDERS
Textile Firms Converting Rapidly.
Can Use 10000 More Workers

Georsia's bissesf war indus,r.
ms manufacture Of cotton tes
. ..ss.n swinGtps Suli.spssd
: ahesd into ia form: - ~ q
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smora. During ths terrific depess-'
sion Of lDyo-3< Atlanta, With q
varsity Of industries and bust
". 80 suffered terribly. hut not
49,. rec - did 81 In
instance,
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South's Forest Industries
Can Provide Iobs to $4,000

permanent Jobs today
the ouths forest industries Of pupwood
timber operations reveala /
Thousnds Of vuskers who e Timber long Of
farm joh 70 earn high all
log
Other psrts gins lumber production have
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~ RALfH Mson1.
aines Sept. !. istt. aAA sntfl
Nay !, is<s. 'iss bsv businssssl
met rsccnvsrsions - esb
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,rodueine for ihe war effort The
ndisky o. . whole ID In much
hs same fortunate position A. The
ssi,roa>. TextileF ss.s:,liy. IRE
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s92,o0o,o0O Demand in Georgia
For Home Electrical Appliances
n, RALPH MsonL

have worn the PHRASE nome. nd Is.
~ the people lot Of US my. ' 1910 " P-"'"s
% ~ ..re been 20 least three year ....,
7! ~ demand ~:ars io0S - !ne
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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Lesher Oaks, who
have three sons in the Service, re-
port that Francis and Glenn are in
Germany, while Howard, the
youngest son, is still in France.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-06-07
By Susan Thayer

Someone said the other day that
full employment must begin in the
community. I'd go further and say
it must begin in the Individual
This makes me think of Emeline,
who has never been employed" in
her life, but would never be I'M
employed if she needed job, be-
cause she goes around doing the
things she sees that need doing.
Out in the country Emeline dis
covered an old lady making some
particularly enchanting aprons.
Carrying some samples to town, she
got an order from a store for three
dozen. From that beginning has
grown a profitable handcraft bust
ness - profitable to both Emeline