Word: pulps
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Wood pulp...
Furthermore, the South had already be gun to industrialize before defense came along. From 1935 to 1937, while the number of manufacturing establishments in other States was declining, the South's total increased slightly. (Among the newcomers: kraft pulp & paper, soap, building materials, chemicals). The South already obtains 260% more wealth from its factories than from its farms. Even if defense does not complete the industrialization of the South overnight, no one could doubt that it would give a push in the right direction-the direction in which the South was already going...
...unlikely thing his gentle grandmother might do. Born and raised in Manhattan, as a boy he sang at the Church of the Epiphany, went to Stuyvesant High School, taught at the Bethel Mennonite College in North Newton, Kans. He has acted on the road and in Chicago, has written pulp stories, vaudeville sketches, two Broadway flops. His press agent Richard Maney swears that Mr. Kesselring has recently lived on "herbs, wild berries and pemmican...
Suddenly everything changed. First Finland, then the rest of Scandinavia was blocked off. The price of unbleached sulfite pulp in the U. S. jumped $6.60 a ton. Two months later, with Holland, Belgium and France gone, and Italy in, the U. S. had lost an export market (including Scandinavia) amounting to $568,000,000 in 1939. The stockmarket broke 35 points from May 1 to June 15, lay paralyzed with fear. But the U. S. swung into the greatest production boom in its history...
...When we have achieved our first objective-getting rid of the watery, taste loss pulp which is onomatopoetically called squash-we plan to start a crusade against stewed celery," Murray disclosed last night...